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The monsters from two of the scariest film franchises ever battle each other on Earth in “Alien Vs Predil
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Starring Sanaa Lathan, Raoul Bova,
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experience America’s two
most grotesque extrater
restrial creatures in combat.
The human-breeding alien pods and the creatures
with the dreadlocks and air masks are back on the
big screen.
After meeting several of the human characters,
the film’s fairly cliche plot begins. Charles Wey-
land (Lance Henriksen) and his well-to-do company
stumble across some interesting satellite readings
that cannot be explained. Unfortunately, the read
ings come from Antarctica. Weyland, striving for
an immortal name in history, proceeds to combine
a “Jurassic Park”-meets-“Armageddon” plan that,
at the time, appears flawless. After hiring two ex
perts, Alexa Woods (Sanaa Lathan) and Sebastian
de Rosa (Raoul Bova) and a special crew, the party
travels through uncharted land to find Weyland’s
mysterious satellite findings. Alexa is known for
her survival skills and is chosen to lead the group
safely through the perilous journey of ice and snow.
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Alien, and hearing acidic blood eat through air.
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they were as monstrous-looking as the Alien.'
sculptured alien head and its realistic compe
were amazing. The best feature is still tht
mouth that the aliens have inside their big mol
However, several of the movies’ scene
flawed by dark and jerky camera work.
“Alien vs. Predator” is a basic action^
movie that is great for a rainy day or a day
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Full of jumpy scenes, a tough Hollywood 1
and slimy creatures, this film is perfect fora
who likes good old-fashioned action.
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