AVP3 Ideas

[TheMonolith]

Touche. 

[dragonthingy]

I think that if a bunch of fans got together (with considerable influence) and worked real hard, they could probobly make a kickass AvP3 or AvP reboot.

[SM]

Ain't no money in it.  And without money, interest in such things wanes very quickly.

[darthmaul1]

sure there is money in it, the first one made money and so did the 2nd
if they were to go with something along the lines with what i wrote and get a good director and writer then they would be good to go
Say get, Shane Black to direct and write or nicholas meyer and it would do very good.
I can even see the tag line: In AVP you were face hugged, in AVP-R you were chest burst now in 2011 prepare to shed your skin and mature for Aliens Vs. Predators /// (title??)
can't think of a title or if it needs one any ideas anyone?

[DoomRulz]

They barely brought back their budget, and they only succeeded internationally when it came to making money.

[AvPvTerminator]

I can even see the tag line: In AVP you were face hugged, in AVP-R you were chest burst now in 2011 prepare to shed your skin and mature for Aliens Vs. Predators ///

Haha, funny.

[JamesCameronOnline]

A perfect AVP movie for me would be a faithful recreation of he first AVP comic from 89 set on Ryushi. Perfectly captured the vibe of Aliens and the portrayal of the Predators. f**king love this comic and novel

[RakaiThwei]

A perfect AVP movie for me would be a faithful recreation of he first AVP comic from 89 set on Ryushi. Perfectly captured the vibe of Aliens and the portrayal of the Predators. f**king love this comic and novel

My sentiments exactly.

-Rakai'Thwei

[Übermensch]

A perfect AVP movie for me would be a faithful recreation of he first AVP comic from 89 set on Ryushi. Perfectly captured the vibe of Aliens and the portrayal of the Predators. f**king love this comic and novel

Yuatja predators and cannon-fodder aliens.  Wow.  How original. 

[SiL]

The comic had none of the Yautja crap. Steve Perry added that in the novel.

[Übermensch]

The comic has the teamup doesn't it?  Ok, I admit I haven't read the comic.  But Paul Anderson's AVP was partly based off the comic.

I'd rather see them go back to basics with just one alien and one predator hunting people.

[SiL]

The comic has the teamup doesn't it?

Yes. Wouldn't be too hard to ditch it.

But Paul Anderson's AVP was partly based off the comic.

He took a few ideas. But didn't execute them near as well.

I'd rather see them go back to basics with just one alien and one predator hunting people.

Which would probably get really boring really quickly. People want them to fight.

[Übermensch]

Which would probably get really boring really quickly. People want them to fight.

And that's the main problem.

No one wants to see a well-made movie, they just want to see two rubber monsters slapping the shit out of eachother.

[XenoVC]

Which would probably get really boring really quickly. People want them to fight.

And that's the main problem.

No one wants to see a well-made movie, they just want to see two rubber monsters slapping the shit out of eachother.

If they're not going to fight,at least not have a misleading title like Aliens vs Predator.

[SiL]

That's why I find the whole idea ill-suited for a movie. I've approached the concept from a lot of different angles, and that's what it boils down to; constructing a movie around dudes in rubber suits dry-humping each other to death.

The original comic did it decently, but it's been cherry-picked by the movies so much it would seem tired now; The fights didn't really ever take center stage, seen more from a distance from the human characters' points of views. It allowed you to have your fights without derailing the movie. It never cut from the characters to just the creatures fighting.

Approached like that, I think a decent story could be made. I doubt anyone would try it, though.