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Kinzdone · 02-13-2008

Its probably too early to start this thread, but rather than have it convolute the AVPR thread I decided to give it its own home.

'When asked about a third film, Colin Strause says, "The way we kind of end this, we are kind of done here [on Earth] so the next one may be before ALIEN but definitely kind of needs to be more of a space epic." It sounds like they're definitely invested in another AVP film. Strause adds, "the next ones gotta be in space." They also haven't ruled out introducing more Alien versions and Predator types.'

For a long time now 'female' Predators have been the buzz, I certainly hope thats not part of the plan. I prefer to think of them as asexual beings rather than a hive or mating species. Rather like Louis Gossett Jnr's character in 'Enemy Mine' - those who have seen it will know what I mean.
They just mature to a point and give birth to offspring (somehow) - thats it.

The introduction of the 'pilot' (from ALIEN) species 'trading' Aliens and goods with Predators has also been discussed. Which I have to admit is a far more interesting concept. Identifying the 'pilot' as a mere trader or breeder from perhaps the Alien homeworld.

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Kinzdone MovieForums Extra Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 434	Aliens Versus Predator 3 (untitled) Its probably too early to start this thread, but rather than have it convolute the AVPR thread I decided to give it its own home. 'When asked about a third film, Colin Strause says, "The way we kind of end this, we are kind of done here [on Earth] so the next one may be before ALIEN but definitely kind of needs to be more of a space epic." It sounds like they're definitely invested in another AVP film. Strause adds, "the next ones gotta be in space." They also haven't ruled out introducing more Alien versions and Predator types.' For a long time now 'female' Predators have been the buzz, I certainly hope thats not part of the plan. I prefer to think of them as asexual beings rather than a hive or mating species. Rather like Louis Gossett Jnr's character in 'Enemy Mine' - those who have seen it will know what I mean. They just mature to a point and give birth to offspring (somehow) - thats it. The introduction of the 'pilot' (from ALIEN) species 'trading' Aliens and goods with Predators has also been discussed. Which I have to admit is a far more interesting concept. Identifying the 'pilot' as a mere trader or breeder from perhaps the Alien homeworld. __________________ "...the movie you see isn't my movie or the director's movie, its the viewer's movie. How they see it and interpret it from what we have done..." Rutger Hauer.