Predator Vs. Alien Movie

Frog said:
Like I saw that movie called Vampires a couple years ago, and there was some naked chick vampire, but she had tanlines. thats a continuity detail that bugged me. Vampire will never have tanlines.QUOTE]

the vampire chick couldve been turned right after the tan lines. since you stay the way u were when u first died, its very feasible.

Oh I so cannot wait for this movie to come out..I need to watch a trailer of it..but I don't think anyone said this but did you know that the preditors created the xenomorphs so they would have better prey to hunt..but they got out of hand and well there you go..I need to finish my book series I am reading..I love these books!

Actually that depends on what story you go by. In most circles, it is believed that a vampire will retain the physical appearance they had when embraced (reference Kirstin Dunst's hair in Interview with a Vampire).

Not trying to be an ass...I'm always trying to come up with plausable explanations for continuity errors. Might help you enjoy the movie a tad more?

Alright...back to the real topic.

A v P is one of two movies I'm looking forward to right now, along with Resident Evil: Apocolypse.

there's rumors of a freddy vs jason vs ash but it's very unlikely, bruce campbell himself said that it's just that a load of rumors with nothing solid backing them up.

the micheal myers vs pinhead thing was briefly mentioned as a movie in it's own right since both character franchises were owned by the same company, that was basically the whole reason "we own them both can we do it?"
gotta admit psycho guy is hardly a match for one of the lords of hell.

pinhead would kick some ass

DITTO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

where did you find out about these "spacejockeys", I watched the first two movies the other day, and they didn't mention them. I assume its from the books or comic books. I would like to know more about them, can someone point me to some specific sources?

that depends on your vampire mythos. some vampires turn into a perfect or ideal physicality of themselves. I mean if you had a hangnail when you were turned it would suck to have one for enternity. the reference to kirstin dunst in IwaV, actually her hair turned to that way becuase she was sick and had nasty hair, from hanging out with her plauge ridden mother's corspe.

[Edited on Jul 19, 2004 by Frog]

Maybe in the future. But there's no spoiling a movie like this:it's a studio movie with one of the biggest grudge matches eve-NATURALLY they're not going to let EITHER side "win" properly, as they're also both bad guys. Obviously, they BOTH must lose and the humans win. If you expected something else, putting "spoiler" won't disappoint you any less.

Or, flip a coin. You don't have a lot of "winner" options to believe in.

In that movie when Kirstin Dunst turned into a vampire she changes. When she was a human she had long ugly hair, but when Lestat changes her her hair becomes curly and beautiful. I'm going to have to agree with the no tan lines.

I guess it all depends on what vampire story you go by.

[Edited on Jul 20, 2004 by Random]

it's all assumptions based on facts from the movies.
the spacejockey is that big elephant thing they find inside the crashed ship,

-the ship only had one crewman and only one control space in the big room where they found him much like a cargo ship.

-the eggs were inside a stasis field (ridley scott calls it that in the commentary), if they're inside a stasis field it means a alien didn't randomly dropped them there but they're actually cargo. (supported by the fact that they were also neatly packed in compartments)

-in other words the aliens are "owned" by the creature that was piloting the ship and not native to that world.

-unless the spacejockeys keep some really, really dangerous cattle, those aliens weren't meant as pets for spacejockey junior, considering their behaviour and reproductive cycle the aliens are probably meant as weapons. (i actually have a pretty decent theory that they could be used for terraforming but that's a whole different story and not very relevant)

-the material that the jockey ship is made of resembles the material the aliens secrete for their hive nests a lot so that's another clue as to their shared origin.

so there you have it really, nothing from the books, it's all just based on stuff you can clearly see in the movie.


also if you want to learn more about the spacejockeys you're pretty much out of luck, the comics mention them a bit but the comics are rather crappy sources. (i mean there's comics about a cigar smoking gun toting xenomorph used by the military)
the only spacejockey in the movies is that dead navigator in alien, their origins are kept secret on purpose because they're so closely tied in with the aliens (having a ship full of eggs and everything)
they don't even call it a spacejockey in the movie, that's just the name they used for it on the set and it sort of stuck.
best i can tell you is that they're a incredibly acient space faring race that have a shared origin with the aliens, mostly likely extinct by now.

[Edited on Jul 20, 2004 by Snottlebocket]