Well, as fair warning allow me to explain before continuing with this... I hate everything with the Alien VS Predator title attached to it. I also hate Alien: Resurrection, Aliens VS Predator: Extinction, Aliens: Original Sin, Aliens: DNA War, Aliens: Cauldron, Predator: Forever Midnight, and Predator: Flesh & Blood. Cauldron and Flesh & Blood aren't even out yet, but I know I'm going to hate them already from the descriptions of their stories. Why do I hate them? Becauise they all blatantly disregard the laws of physics, basic biology, common sense, and the previously established canon and "secondary canon." Along with that, they all have generally horrible stories. At least Alien3 only contredicted the ending of Aliens, contributed to the franchise, and was a damn good horror film.

Anyhow... It has recently been revealed, if rumors prove true, that there will only be one pred in Alien VS Predator 2. And that there may be fully grown predaliens. (How does that work if there's only 1 pred..?) It is kind of interesting to see they're going back to the solo pred thing like in the first two films and most EARTH-BASED comics, but this actually fills me with dread. Why? Because we all already knew the aliens weren't going to be allowed to win because A) the movie takes place on Earth, and B) the Predator fans seem to outnumber the Alien fans and fans of both species combined. One pred on his own means that not only are the aliens going to lose, but it's going to be utterly rediculous and THE TERRORS OF THE KNOWN UNIVERSE are going to most likely be portrayed as weak, slow reflexed, ignorant little shits that can have an entire hive taken out by a lone hunter with a gun.

I don't know about you guys, but as a fan of both aspects of the franchise and not just the predators... I'm refusing to even think about seeing this movie until somebody else who is actually honest sees it first, and can tell me without any lies that not only are predaliens not portrayed as being super strong should they be in the film, but that xenomorphs as a whole are portrayed fairly and not just turned into cannon fodder/moving targets for the shoulder cannon. If these rather simple requirements are not met, then at least I know 20th Century FOX didn't steal my five dollars.