Alien vs Predator (DVD)

* WHOEVER WINS... WE LOSE The tagline to Alien vs Predator could not be more aptly put, but from a viewers point of view. Whilst the movie is billed as the decision to which breed of alien will take over the world, it turns out as nothing more than just humans getting caught up with two bad guys rather than the usual one and trying to survive. I remember I did watch this movie around when it was first released in 2004, when these clash of franchise movies were becoming popular, around the same time as 'Freddy vs Jason'. You know there's a lot on the line for each of the franchises when it comes to these movies, as it's going to be difficult for anyone to want their ...

When an orbiting satellite picks up a strange heat signature over Antarctica, technicians in the satellite monitoring station are astounded to identify the unmistakable outline of a pyramid deep beneath the Antarctic ice. The satellite's owner, billionaire industrialist Charles Weyland immediately invites some of the world's foremost experts to help him be the first to investigate the mysteries deep within the isolated construction. The explorers finally reach their destination, where it transpires that the pyramid is actually located deep underneath a disused whaling station. When they find a huge tunnel cut down into the ice, they immediately suspect that another party ...

When a satellite (measuring heat particles on earth or something in that vain) orbiting space discovers a huge pyramid buried deep under the Antarctic ice which is believed to be the first ever built a state of amazement worry and hysteria envelopes the space wardens, what could this be? Who built it? And how did they develop such a strong and technologically advanced structure all those years ago? Seeing this as an opportunity to do something important before his imminent death billionaire Charles Weyland assembles a crack team of explorers, scientists, historians and body guards to unravel the history of the grand building. When they get to their destination though ...