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Humans Were needed In Alien Vs Predator

curling

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After reading all the other threads everybody basically said that humans were not needed in this movie. But the movie cleary pointed out that the humans were needed to spawn the aliens into their bigger form. I mean they used the humans in ancient days and even in 1904 with the whalers with the cacoons. And in present day they used the heat of the pyramids to attract humans to the pyramid so they could spawn the bigger aliens. Yet not one of you said that in the threads about the movie. Were ya'll asleep or what?

Personally, I was entertained not the best predator or alien move but for the matinee it was fun. One thing I don't know is how ya'll percieved the two predators that were killed were young ones? Also why did the one predator need to blow up the pyramid because the other predators in the ship were right above them watching. Couldn't they have killed all the aliens? One more thought I wonder why they predators designed the pyramid to shift every ten minutes. Just to make it more challenging or what?
 
The predators were young and going through a rite of passage for their warrior clan. That rite of passage was surviving the hunt for aliens. The pyramid shifted every ten minutes to keep the aliens off balance and guessing. The predator blew up the pyramid because that was his last resort and he would win if he survived the blast.
 
superdave said:
The predators were young and going through a rite of passage for their warrior clan. That rite of passage was surviving the hunt for aliens. .

Where did you get that from? Because I don't remember them explaining that(must have been in the can)
 
curling said:
Where did you get that from? Because I don't remember them explaining that(must have been in the can)
It was in the making-of feature on TV
 
The rite of passage deal was explained in the movie or was plainly obvious to me from the basic explanation given during the movie. The shifting period was to make the hunt more difficult. The humans were needed but certainly it wasn't worth all the wasted time doing what they passed off as "character development". I would have rather them focused more on the predators and have the hunt last longer.
 
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