The film, along with its predecessor, has been widely condemned by many fans of the franchise. Since then, the film has gained $28,550,434 in home video sales, bringing its total film gross to $157,461,400. According to Home Media Magazine, the film debuted at #1 in sales and rentals on Blu-ray and #2 on DVD when it was released on home video on April 15, 2008. Despite this, the film grossed $9.5 million on its opening day and took in a worldwide gross of almost $130 million in theaters, although it ultimately made less than its predecessor. The film was universally panned by film critics and general audience members, and is widely regarded as being the worst film in the series. The film was released on December 25, 2007. As the inhabitants struggle to survive, the military takes steps to contain the situation.įilming began on Septemin Vancouver with the Brothers Strause directing based on a screenplay by Shane Salerno. Predator, it involves the Predalien created at the end of the previous film crash-landing in a small American town and wreaking havoc on the local populace. Predator: Requiem, often shortened to AVP:R or AVP-R, is a 2007 science fiction film directed by the Brothers Strause and starring Steven Pasquale, Reiko Aylesworth, John Ortiz, Johnny Lewis, Ariel Gade, Kristen Hager, Sam Trammell, Robert Joy, David Paetkau, Tom Woodruff, Jr. I guess this is the weakest link in the series overall, but I still liked most of it.The Predator Aliens vs. I think the first AVP was better simply because the aliens were more bad ass than here, where they are less intimidating and are too easily dispatched.
The Predalien was a brilliant idea, but I'm not sure I ever got a good look at it. A little more fleshing out ( no pun intended) of the characters and some lighting adjustments would have helped. It's also the shortest movie of either series. They now had that R-rating and were going for it! It's all edited in a way to confuse the viewer, the action moves too quickly at times.
This is one of the cruelest entries in either series if you consider some of the victims here. It's not a terrible movie (sorry, I just love these movies) but the characters are very lacking in depth, and are never given any time to develop prior to being gouged or dismembered.
There's a rapid succession of gory deaths, but the decision to film everything in darkness means we can almost never see anything too clearly. This sequel to the original AVP ups the ante by going for that R-rating.
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