Alien Vs Predator, anyone see it? - Beyond Tiki

D DaneTiki Member Minneapolis, MN Joined: May 29, 2002 Posts: 113	D DaneTiki Posted posted on Tue, Aug 17, 2004 3:00 PM Hmm, well, I'll just have to watch them all again in sequence. However, even within the context of Alien3, it should have been obvious that something weird was going on with the story's timeline. In Aliens, we find out that Ripley has been floating in space in suspended animation for 57 years or so. Her daughter has already grown old and died. So, apparently, either the timeline doesn't matter that much, or Weyland has availed himself of some kind of radical life-extension technique or cloning (without the clone realizing that he's a clone.) I dunno. It really wasn't that great a movie. The Things We Do Not Speak Of Here of it was not very good. And maybe Alien Vs. Predator is supposed to be non-canonical.

Hmm, well, I'll just have to watch them all again in sequence. However, even within the context of Alien3, it should have been obvious that something weird was going on with the story's timeline. In Aliens, we find out that Ripley has been floating in space in suspended animation for 57 years or so. Her daughter has already grown old and died. So, apparently, either the timeline doesn't matter that much, or Weyland has availed himself of some kind of radical life-extension technique or cloning (without the clone realizing that he's a clone.) I dunno. It really wasn't that great a movie. The Things We Do Not Speak Of Here of it was not very good. And maybe Alien Vs. Predator is supposed to be non-canonical.

Post #108857 by DaneTiki on Tue, Aug 17, 2004 3:00 PM