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Alien vs Predator

Alien vs Predator

  • Rating: Alien vs Predator rated 2
  • Director: Paul W.S. Anderson
  • Starring: Raoul Bova
  • Details: US / 102 mins (15s).

Disappointing smack-down between the most lethal creatures in the universe; the sub-Antarctic sets are impressive, but the murky gloom means it all crawls by in a blur. The humans are just helpless by-standers, and unless you're a ten-year-old geek, there's precious little to root for. A shame, really.

Review by Declan Burke

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