The Alien Queen is sent to the bottom of the Ocean tied to an old water tower? and the Predator is killed. But low and behold, the Predator had been impregenated (something shown earlier) and an Alien-Predator pops out) after the Predator is brought back in the Predator ship. What good one Alien will do against a spaceship full of Predators? Not much

In the movie., Lance Henriksen plays Charlie? Bishop Weyland, founder of the Weyland Coporation (he is not an android in this movie) Taking this movie as a prequel (although I don't) it can be confirmed that Bishop 2 is not human in Alien 3, although that was probably Fincher wanted (i.e. he was human, not an android)

First off, as everyone should expect, this film is meant not for the fans of the Alien/Predator universe, but instead for the teenage crowd. It's a film that was intended by FOX from the start to be aimed straight at the younger people, towards the people who just want to see a few monsters get killed, video game junkies, and the WWE crowd.

1) The Alien gestation period in this film lasts only a matter of minutes, instead of days like we have seen established in past films.

2) Well, apparently the Predators are not that much more talented than humans, as they seem to run and jump at about the same speed.

3) We have the Predators teaming up with that battleax in this movie, and it made no freaking sense. She kills an Alien herself, and that should have proved to the Predators that she was more than worthy prey.

3) We also have a Predator P.O.V change, I couldn't believe that.

4) One of my favorite things about the Predators is the camouflage deal. In this film, all of the predators apparently forget they even have the ability as they almost never use it. They tossed it in a couple of times, a couple of very short moments, almost like they felt they had to sometime. Instead of using it as a plot element to help what goes on.

5) This film is PG-13, so they obviously couldn't do too much with it in terms of gore. We had scenes of someone getting killed, but you couldn't see it happening, then you'd see cheap blood flowing on the floor or on a blade. We had, if I remember correctly, ONE chest-busting scene, but what they showed of it lasted only a fraction of a second and looked more like a puppet barely poking it's head through a piece of paper.

You see, this entire film is built upon the concept that the Predators have Aliens here to hunt, and the Predators have it so the Aliens use the humans to breed. They made such a point of forcing that home, over and over again. It just seems to me that they would have made more of an effort to show more chust-busting scenes, as it was so important here.

Like I said though, there is almost no gore in this film.

6) I thought it was funny as crap when that one guy looks up and without even thinking about it, begins to read the entire history of the Aliens and Predators. He had trouble doing it in the past, taking time to read things very carefully and slowly, but when it comes to reading this entire long HISTORY OF EVER, he can do so instantly.

7) At the end when the Predators leave, why in the wold didn't they know that the one that was killed that they took on their ship had an Alien inside of him? They established earlier in the film that the Predators could see when an Alien was inside someone, so why didn't they see it in this one?

Oh I know why, silly me. They couldn't have had that cliched ending scene!

8) I think someone screwed up with the casting also. The T-Rex from Jurassic Park did not pull off the part of the "Alien Queen" convincingly enough at all.

Seriously, I thought I was watching Jurassic Park there at the end. In this film the Alien Queen looks to be about 50 feet tall, and in the past it's been much less than that.

9) From the moment we saw that one chick, well at least for me, I knew that she would be the last survivor. For this film, I thought that they might leave it open, but here they did not.

10) The fight scenes between the Aliens and Predators didn't come off that great in my eyes either. For all that could have been done in respect to the fight scenes, and all that they had to work with, they really dropped the ball in this movie here.

While in the pyramid, the humans find and take the three guns (shoulder canons) which the Predators need to fight the Aliens.

An alien takes out one of the three Predators quite easily.

Another alien takes out another one, but it takes awhile.

The last Predator kills a facehugger, then an alien by slicing the front of its head off via the samurai "slice-wait-then-fall-off technique" then gets attacked by another face hugger which we do not see the result, but we assume that the facehugger did its job.

One of the humans figures out that the Predators need the guns and gives it back, then she kills an alien by herself.

Then the Queen calls all the aliens back to burn through the chains so she can escape. As the queen and the aliens run rampant, the Predator drops a time-bomb and they run out of the pyramid.

Pyramid blows up.

Queen breaks through the ice and takes out the last Predator, but not before the human and the Predator tie her collars chain around a water tower. After the last Predator is speared, the last bolt on the water-tower is popped, the queen drops the Predator and then falls into the water sinking all the way to the bottom.

A few more Predators pop up as well as the big mothership, then they cart off the body of the Predator.

Close-up on the Predator's body... and a Predator-bred alien pops out... and flexes its face-fingers and its over.

People mentioned that they should have known the last Predetor has a chestburster in him, but, correct me if I'm wrong, they didn't have their helmets on, so they couldn't seen inside it.

The Predator handed Sanaa the Alien head and Tail Spear. From that point everytime the Pred and Sanaa were shown onscreen people busted out in laughter. I think that scene could've been done in a much cooler way. All he had to do is hand her his spear and that woulda been kickass.