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If it's on then watch it, or if you get it free through Netflix or something, then you may as well sit through it to see for yourself. However, I certainly wouldn't recommend paying for it. Even if it was a £1.99 DVD in the bargain bucket I would still think it better to save the cash toward...

He's an engineer, perhaps terraforming earth, or doing something to a planet to make life. The black goo is perhaps the primal soup or something, although he looks a bit shocked after he drinks it which makes you wonder if he knew it was going to destroy him or not. Maybe he knew and it's...

Only just seen this. It's all very well post rationalising visual allegories, but really the film itself has too many odd plot moments that you're left wondering about some fundamental decisions in the film, let alone allowing your mind to take it the greater significance of certain set pieces...

Indeed! Joking aside though, in a funny sort of late Friday night vegetating on the sofa, I did actually find Alien v Predator watchable, and probably better than some of the later Alien films themselves. That isn't to say it was good though! This new offering from Ridley Scott does look...

Ridley Scott is clearly on a losing wicket here as Aliens v Predator is frankly an impossible act to follow...