I recently watched the combination film featuring the two main characters. It’s quite enjoyable! To be honest, I don’t have a strong interest in either of these series. I'm honestly surprised that both have so many movies, and even more are planned. I do like all of the *‘Alien’* films, but I didn’t find *‘Predator’* very appealing—until *‘Prey,’* which is the only one from that franchise I really enjoy. Consid…

I’m seriously questioning some decisions here. How could something like this even come to be?

The potential of this project was clear: pitting the iconic figures from "Predator" and "Alien" against each other could have been something worthwhile. It’s disappointing that Paul WS Anderson didn't invest more thought into selecting performers, because the result is a film populated by actors who feel very disposable. The story involves these two legendary adversaries clashing in an ancient temple where they once …

This film deserves recognition as one of the most overlooked from 2004. It wasn’t because it was exceptional, but simply because critics gave it a really harsh reaction! I believe this was largely due to comparisons with both the Alien and Predator series; that's understandable, but it could never have been what either of those films were. Ultimately, its problems stemmed from some weak dialogue and an attempt …

It’s pretty awful – though thankfully not a complete disaster. The setting is Antarctica, where an expedition is poised to discover a battlefield for Aliens and Predators. “Whoever wins, we lose!” was the promotional line for Paul W. S. Anderson's prequel (?) connecting two hugely popular series. It seems he didn’t realize that many moviegoers would feel like they wasted their money after seeing this oddly asse…