i am sorry to say that this movies was one of the biggest disappointments of the year. following one of the biggest disappointments in movie monster match up history you would think that they would learn from the mistakes of the previous incarnation. the sequel falls into many of the same traps and the plot line was completely forced and the dialog was so bad that the film might be better on mute and and the action was contrived and far from the heart pounding brilliance of each monsters original films. the best part of avp requiem is in fact the trailer and which as you go through the movie end up realizing that almost every single death and every really cool shot in the movie was already shown in the trailer which leaves little to be revealed and little to be excited about. i gave the movie an extra star for letting see the extra hot female in the almost nude. the movie played out like a color by number sci fi monster fest which also played into the fact that nothing was a surprise when it happened and because you would seen it a thousand times before. the main failing with both these movies is that the creators thought that setting the films in our time would make us be interested in the story more as if it may one day happen to us. but what drew people in when they released the arcade game back in the day was that it kinda took place within an over the top futuristic version of the alien trilogy time line which allowed more of a suspension of disbelief. this is where the future movies need to draw inspiration from. because to be honest and seeing a waitress killed by the alien we all have feared since childhood just really doesn not do it for us. lets take the series back to its roots. learn from the former masters and do not mess with a winning formula by trying to make a bold new vision we liked the originals for a reason and we want to see that again. lastly and the ending is the real wtf moment of the whole film and spoiler after the big climax and the survivors are ambushed by special ops soldiers who justify their horrific actions by saying we were following orders and then turn on a dime and start acting all nice and are turned into saviors. then after the long pull back with one of the survivors looking ominously into the heavens and we cut to the most bizarre cliffhanger i have ever seen and with characters you never saw in the rest of the movie (save the government dude) then with all the subtlety of a punch to the face they reveal that there will be yet another film with the hint of a plot line that would make a sci fi channel original movie blush and turn up its nose. so and in summation and if you have to choose between this movie and doing any other activity on the face of the earth and skip the movie and do the other thing instead. 
i am sorry to say that this movies was one of the biggest disappointments of the year. following one of the biggest disappointments in movie monster match up history you would think that they would learn from the mistakes of the previous incarnation. the sequel falls into many of the same traps and the plot line was completely forced and the dialog was so bad that the film might be better on mute and and the action was contrived and far from the heart pounding brilliance of each monsters original films. the best part of avp requiem is in fact the trailer and which as you go through the movie end up realizing that almost every single death and every really cool shot in the movie was already shown in the trailer which leaves little to be revealed and little to be excited about. i gave the movie an extra star for letting see the extra hot female in the almost nude. the movie played out like a color by number sci fi monster fest which also played into the fact that nothing was a surprise when it happened and because you would seen it a thousand times before. the main failing with both these movies is that the creators thought that setting the films in our time would make us be interested in the story more as if it may one day happen to us. but what drew people in when they released the arcade game back in the day was that it kinda took place within an over the top futuristic version of the alien trilogy time line which allowed more of a suspension of disbelief. this is where the future movies need to draw inspiration from. because to be honest and seeing a waitress killed by the alien we all have feared since childhood just really doesn not do it for us. lets take the series back to its roots. learn from the former masters and do not mess with a winning formula by trying to make a bold new vision we liked the originals for a reason and we want to see that again. lastly and the ending is the real wtf moment of the whole film and spoiler after the big climax and the survivors are ambushed by special ops soldiers who justify their horrific actions by saying we were following orders and then turn on a dime and start acting all nice and are turned into saviors. then after the long pull back with one of the survivors looking ominously into the heavens and we cut to the most bizarre cliffhanger i have ever seen and with characters you never saw in the rest of the movie (save the government dude) then with all the subtlety of a punch to the face they reveal that there will be yet another film with the hint of a plot line that would make a sci fi channel original movie blush and turn up its nose. so and in summation and if you have to choose between this movie and doing any other activity on the face of the earth and skip the movie and do the other thing instead. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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