Insight said:
I started writing an AvP sequel the day after I saw the first one (knowing full well they'd do a sequel), but the problem is they'd never use it. You kinda have to be 'in the loop' to get a screenplay read much less considered for production, and I'm not 'in the loop'. Apparently quite a few of the people who are 'in the loop' can't seem to put together a reasonable plot or characters. But maybe that's a discussion for another day.
Though this begs the question - did you better?
Well, the movie was mindless, endless violence action.
The things I didn't like:
- Jackass (soon-to-be-ex, soon-to-be-dead) boyfriend of the "love interest" - I really doubt that persons this annoyingly stupid jackasses really exist, at least not with the commonality they appear in movies.
- "love interest" undressing herself in the swimming pool to get to their boy. Just like the jack-ass above, these kinds of girls don't exist (except maybe in my and the authors wet dreams.). Redeeming feature: She looked hot enough.
Well, maybe these kinds of people do exist in a universe with alien and predators...
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What I liked:
Every human was fair game. Adults, kids, babies, pregnant women, love interests, everybody dies. Well, there was one weakness: Some people still survived. I hope they redeem that in the next pic and let no one (except maybe one, maybe someone unsympathic and uncool or even "unhot" - if female). I guess someone has to live to tell the tale, otherwise it is nearly as if it didn't happen...
Action and gory violence. If I want to see some over-the-top action horror, this is required.
Plus plenty of clevage shots of Reiko Aylesworth. (I'm such a pig. )
Seconded to the first, me too to the second.
