Mortug

Corrected entry: As the crew reaches the whaling station in the beginning, the Scottish chemical engineer goes off alone into a kitchen or something of the kind. He tries to pick up a cup, which is frozen solid, and the handle breaks off in his hand. Yet at the very end, when Lex and the Predator are trying to tie off the Alien, she goes to pick up a frozen shovel and it doesn't break.

Corrected entry: In the middle of the film, when the pyramid configures itself, trapping everyone in different compartments, Miller and the other guy are talking in one of the compartments, if you notice when the camera cuts to the other guy for the first time, the symbols on the pyramid are on the left of the guy, yet in other shots the symbols are on the right. (00:47:15)

The-Immortal

Corrected entry: When all the doors close inside the pyramid, the woman inside the sacrificial chamber tries to put a wedge under the door. There is one box by the door and one next to the wall by the door. Just after the door crushes the box, she moves back, and the box by the wall has vanished, then reappears. ( Slo-Mo maybe required ). (00:40:35)

The-Immortal

Corrected entry: When we see Lex in the whaling station scene, she opens a door to see Weyland with his inhaler, if you notice when she opens the door he is holding it with his right hand, then in the following shot he is holding it with his left. (00:22:20)

The-Immortal

Corrected entry: As the crew begins their trek to the whaling camp, their faces are almost entirely exposed throughout the journey. With all her talk of safety and being prepared, you would think that Lex would encourage complete coverage against the elements. Wouldn't this result in severe frostbite in the middle of Antarctica?

Steph_Jared

Corrected entry: Close to the beginning, when Lex, Sebastian, and Miller are talking on the side of the boat, the life preserver in the background keeps changing from left of the hatch to the right. (00:11:00)

The-Immortal

Corrected entry: When the first Predator is killed by the Alien, how does the Alien see it, given that it's fully cloaked in invisibility? All the Alien should be able to see is Lex, but it deliberately attacks the Predator, not her. There is nothing in any Alien films to suggests that they can see in infra-red (and even though the Alien's in this film are genetically modified, there's still nothing in there that suggests they have this ability), so there's no logical way it should have been able to know exactly where the Predator was before attacking it.

Corrected entry: It has been said before on this site that apparently we or Lex would not have heard the helicopter land, as it could have come from the other direction (even though the echo would have been bounced all around the high mountains), but as she was so close to the top (and the helicopter was not there a few previous shots back) surely some surface snow, from the landing helicopter, would have been blown over the edge landing on her?

Corrected entry: In the scene where they first get into the Antarctic, you can hear strong winds in the background, though snowflakes fall down really smooth, like there is no wind at all. (00:14:25)

Corrected entry: The predators return to Earth every hundred years to train. If this is the case, then surely everyone would know about them, as the story is bound to have been passed down through generations. They say in the film that it was an honour to sacrifice yourself, so that the hunt could begin, so surely there would be some people who would want to continue the tradition?