Alien V

Heya All,
I wish they'd can this idea and shove it away somewhere dark, and just get
their arses into gear and make the Alien Vs Predator film. Now *THAT* would
be cool :)

Just imagine... two of the most deadlist alien predators kicking the acidic
shit out of each other, while the poor humans stand in the way and die
horrible deaths....

YES!!!!!!!!!!!
(At least there aren't any dodgy nuclear lizards stomping around)

cheers
Asan

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Asan Tu said:
This is unlikely to ever be made by a US film company. The Americans
don't like the idea of films where the hero(s) are NOT human. See what
they did with Dr Who as an example - What do you mean the doctor's
HALF HUMAN?!?!?!?

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Nick Waterman wrote:
There are a number of reasons why this film has never been made,
they include legal problems, one of the original producers of aliens
hating the concept (though the producers of predator seemed to like
the idea if Pred 2 is anything to go by).

If anyone hasn't read the comic version, it's an excellent story,
and may be worth getting for the library. A literary version
has been written for those who sneer at comics, but I'd recommend
the comic, it's excellent.

For more information about this subject than you probably want see:

http://www.corona.bc.ca/films/details/aliensvspredator.html

The corona webpages are excellent for just about any new film. The
only problem, is that if you follow it to close you'll know the
entire plot long before the film is ever released.

Laters,

Adam

An abomination, I agree.

But there's LOADS of films with non-human heroes.

er...

Superman
Lassie
Antz
Terminator II
The Man Who Fell To Earth
Edward Scissorhands
Tron
101 Dalmations

And there's more where they came from!

Previously Dominic Thomas said:
I don't know if anthropomorphized animals like in the Disney films count. If
they're included we end up with most of the cartoons ever made. Mainstream
films with non-human stars are less common. How about Michael Jackson's
Moonwalker? ;-)

Later,

Steve :-)
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Dom said
what
Unfortunately, in all of those films above, the hero is either created
by humans, weaker than humans, or feels loyalty towards humans.
The Doctor did sometimes give the impression he regarded humans as pets
almost. He is a different kind of alien.
An example of what Nick was talking about is the fight Roddenbury had to
put up just to give Spock his ears.
OK the man who fell to earth doesn't fit in with those, but it is just
strange. (And would you believe Bowie cast as a human being? :-))

Chris

The moustache was fake but the banana was real enough.


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