Can’t believe we’re even discussing AvP3 already but Greg Strause left a couple of interesting comments on the IMDB Boards. It’s no secret the Strause Brothers tried to go after the first AvP before Anderson came along. IMDB User Docta_Jekyll was asking about this and if any elements of their original pitch made it into AvP2. Greg Strause said: “Yes, we did pitch on the orig. We’re saving that idea for the future….”. SiL then asked if they had the intention of returning to the franchise and Greg replied: “I guess that all depends….”. Interesting nonetheless. I wonder what their pitch involved.
Update: Greg: “Well, Colin and I are not the final authority on this, but that would be our preference. The problem with movies that take place in space is cost – they require huge budgets, and are hence quite risky. There have been a good share of big budget sci-fi bombs over the last few years… but ultimately it will depend on the sucess of AVP2…”
In other news, Colin has been giving away a few more details in our forum this week. Firstly, no news on an AvP2 website, it’s still too early for that; There will be similar sound effects to the originals in AvP2; The Predator will get some new equipment/weapons in AvP2; The Predator wristblades will be like the original Predator and not as long as they were in AvP; the Predator’s thermal vision will definitely be blue and not orange as in AvP but there will also be other visions. There’s a lot more stuff on the forum, check out this thread where you can submit your questions to Colin.
Even that isn't 'warfare'. You can't engage in an eactual war against something which has no concept of the same. At most, it would be an 'open hunt', because each of those creatures would more than qualify as something worthy of taking a trophy from. But that's not the same thing as somehow trying to declare war. That was one of the things which does not make sense in the film of 'Starship Troopers'. The book depicted the things as intelligent, hostile arachnids, able to use technology, but by making them ordinary beasts, what was the point of declaring war on them? You might as well try and declare war on hurricanes. 
That doesn't mean though, even though i hate to admit, they couldn't take down at least 3 or 4 with a shoulder cannon. Though it would be hard for them. But they definetly couldn't take down hundreds without a care, except as a last resort with a bomb but they would die too 
Aliens rule 
