Alien Predator Total Destruction Collection, DVD

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Alien
1. Main Titles [2:20]
2. Early to Rise [2:20]
3. Rough Landing [4:34]
4. Walking Distance [3:29]
5. Dead a Long Time [3:32]
6. Eggs or Something [4:15]
7. A Wonderful Defense Mechanism [3:18]
8. Missing a Guest [4:14]
9. Taking Off [2:23]
10. Last Supper [:34]
11. Seek and Destroy [5:11]
12. "Here Kitty." [:25]
13. No Blood, No Dallas [9:14]
14. A Confrontation With Ash [:25]
15. Priority One [4:30]
16. Scared Stiff [2:40]
17. Destruct System Activated [1:01]
18. T-Minus Thirty Seconds [3:27]
19. The Last Survivors [5:27]
20. End Titles [7:28]
Disc #2 -- Aliens [Special Edition]
1. Aliens [2:43]
2. The Park [5:48]
3. Inquest [1:00]
4. LV-426 [1:17]
5. Home Alone [4:21]
6. Ripley's Decision [5:40]
7. Sulaco [1:21]
8. Briefing [2:46]
9. Express Elevator to Hell [:55]
10. Arrival [3:09]
11. Memories [3:46]
12. Lab Specimans [3:02]
13. Movement [2:06]
14. Rescue Mission [4:49]
15. The Battle [2:47]
16. Altercation [4:24]
17. Stranded [2:23]
18. Barricade [2:19]
19. A Mother's Love [1:21]
20. Speculation [2:42]
21. The Tunnel [5:24]
22. Bad News [:31]
23. The Corridor [6:27]
24. Dreamland [1:36]
25. Not a Dream [5:27]
26. "Game Time" [3:02]
27. Little Girl Lost [1:54]
28. Ripley's Promise [:58]
29. Reluctant Soldier [2:05]
30. The Nest [4:41]
31. It's Over [:19]
32. Final Confrontation [3:15]
33. Dreams [2:47]
34. End Titles [:38]
Disc #3 -- Alien�
1. Main Titles [3:42]
2. Crash Landing [1:12]
3. The Facts [2:39]
4. Inspecting the Ship [4:14]
5. A Possible Contagion [:23]
6. A New Life - A New Beginning [2:31]
7. No Temptation, Until Now [4:37]
8. Diced [2:30]
9. Salvaging the Flight Recorder [4:30]
10. A Re-Education [:11]
11. Candlelight Dinner [3:45]
12. Bishop Speaks [3:12]
13. Dicsussing the Dragon [2:09]
14. A Long, Sad Story [3:20]
15. "It's Here!" [1:30]
16. Who's in Charge? [1:00]
17. The Plan [3:40]
18. Wait for the Signal [2:30]
19. Under the Scanner [:27]
20. A Classified Code [3:18]
21. In the Basement [2:55]
22. It Has to Die [1:29]
23. Plan B [2:27]
24. It Started [2:38]
25. Ripley Takes on the Beast [3:56]
26. In the Mold [:33]
27. Time for a Cold Shower [4:01]
28. Never Trust a Bishop [3:05]
29. End Titles [3:02]
Disc #4 -- Alien Resurrection
1. Main Titles [:23]
2. USM Auriga [2:03]
3. Born Again [2:49]
4. Memories [4:42]
5. The Cargo Arrives [:29]
6. The Deal [2:38]
7. A Little One-on-One [4:57]
8. Today's Lesson [3:43]
9. Snooping Around [3:48]
10. Caught [3:00]
11. The Escape [4:07]
12. "Evacuation." [2:10]
13. "Evacuation Incompleye." [3:09]
14. Finding a Way Out [2:07]
15. A Waste of Ammo [1:47]
16. "He's Get One Inside of Him." [4:08]
17. A Trap [2:55]
18. Call's Secret [3:29]
19. Connecting At the Chapel [:23]
20. Into the Nest [5:17]
21. Sharing the Monster [:14]
22. A New Baby [4:14]
23. Racing to the Betty [3:47]
24. Closing the Hatch [7:21]
25. Under Pressure [:19]
26. "I'm a Stranger Here Myself." [2:10]
27. End Titles [4:49]
Disc #5 -- Predator
1. The Invaders (Main Titles) [:21]
2. The Professionals [3:33]
3. Schaefer's Team [:07]
4. Death in the Jungle [2:25]
5. The Watcher [4:02]
6. The Rebel Camp [7:48]
7. Set Up [:14]
8. The Stalker [1:46]
9. The Only Way Out [7:30]
10. Something in the Trees [3:11]
11. The Living Jungle [3:49]
12. Another Kill [2:55]
13. There's Something Out There [3:11]
14. The Stand [4:37]
15. The Demon [:54]
16. Two for the Kill [5:37]
17. Billy's Last Stand [:57]
18. Dutch and the Demon [8:28]
19. The Alien's Weakness [1:12]
20. The Trap and the Trophies [1:18]
21. The Challenge [4:01]
22. One Ugly... [2:22]
23. Duel [3:37]
24. The Last Laugh [1:39]
25. End Titles [2:37]
Disc #6 -- Predator 2
1. War Zone (Main Title) [3:10]
2. A Force of One [4:14]
3. Invisible Enemy [2:57]
4. Insubordination [3:41]
5. The Feds [1:57]
6. The New Guy [2:54]
7. The Devil Came for Them [1:30]
8. Keyes' Warning [1:52]
9. Danny and the Demon [6:42]
10. Now It's Personal [1:12]
11. A Forensic Mystery [2:24]
12. King Willie [3:58]
13. Death of a King [3:22]
14. The Watcher [:59]
15. Subway Assassin [1:59]
16. Mercy [4:16]
17. Path of the Predator [3:39]
18. The Alien Hunter [:15]
19. Killer in the Cold [2:29]
20. Keyes Stands Alone [4:31]
21. Hunter and Hunted [1:45]
22. One Ugly... [1:18]
23. Man Against Alien [3:27]
24. First Aid [2:49]
25. The Trophy Room [2:26]
26. The Fatal Blow [5:38]
27. The Honor Guard [1:07]
28. End Titles [2:33]
Disc #7 -- Alien Vs. Predator
1. Killers in the Cold [:02]
2. Something in the Air [2:20]
3. Weyland's Offer [:34]
4. Below the Ice [:21]
5. The Better Chance [:40]
6. Three Simple Rules [:48]
7. Razorback Point [1:50]
8. The Tunnel [:42]
9. Going Down [2:40]
10. The Pyramid [2:41]
11. Awakening [1:53]
12. First Blood [1:31]
13. Chosen Ones [4:15]
14. The Sarcophagus [:25]
15. The Spawning [2:34]
16. Prey [2:22]
17. Death Maze [:34]
18. Battle Zone [1:21]
19. Weyland's Last Stand [2:56]
20. Rite of Passage [:30]
21. Gods and Monsters [:31]
22. The Enemy of My Enemy [1:09]
23. Alone [1:26]
24. Two Warriors [:49]
25. Allies [1:15]
26. The Nest [:16]
27. The Fire Down Below [:17]
28. Blood of the Kill [2:53]
29. The Bitch Is Back [1:02]
30. A Warrior's Token [3:17]
31. The Beast Within [:23]
32. End Titles [:19]
1. Something in the Air [2:20]
2. Weyland's Offer [:34]
3. Below the Ice [:21]
4. The Better Chance [:40]
5. Three Simple Rules [:48]
6. Razorback Point [1:50]
7. The Tunnel [:42]
8. Going Down [2:40]
9. The Pyramid [2:41]
10. Awakening [1:53]
11. First Blood [1:31]
12. Chosen Ones [4:15]
13. The Sarcophagus [:25]
14. The Spawning [2:34]
15. Prey [2:22]
16. Death Maze [:34]
17. Battle Zone [1:21]
18. Weyland's Last Stand [2:56]
19. Gods and Monsters [:31]
20. The Enemy of My Enemy [1:09]
21. Alone [1:26]
22. Allies [1:15]
23. The Nest [:16]
24. The Fire Down Below [:17]
25. Blood of the Kill [2:53]
26. The Bitch Is Back [1:02]
27. A Warrior's Token [3:17]
28. End Titles [:19]
Disc #8 -- Alien Vs. Predator Requiem
1. Main Titles/Crash Landing [3:44]
2. Unsuspecting Victims [2:11]
3. Distress Call [:55]
4. Old Friends [1:52]
5. Pizza Delivery [4:42]
6. Alien Advance [1:52]
7. Homecoming [4:09]
8. Predator Warrior [7:07]
9. Strange Discoveries [3:13]
10. The Search [3:35]
11. Another Victim [5:06]
12. An Invitation [1:25]
13. Epic Battle [2:42]
14. Advancing Terror [2:51]
15. The Battle Continues [4:31]
16. Hunting [4:16]
17. Widening Crisis [5:16]
18. Preparing for Battle [5:17]
19. The Enemy Multiplies [1:55]
20. No Refuge [3:25]
21. Escape Attempt [1:50]
22. Choosing Sides [4:26]
23. Grim Discovery [:21]
24. Collateral Damage [1:54]
25. Dodging Death [4:26]
26. Annihilation [5:24]
27. Survival [2:47]
28. Classified Material/End Titles [2:34]

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Editorial Reviews

Acclaimed director David Fincher's promising career was lucky to survive this astonishingly wrong-headed, almost universally despised second sequel to Alien (1979). The film careens into oblivion virtually from the beginning, as Lt. Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the only survivor of a crash-landing on a hellish, God-forsaken prison planet. Not only does the crash kill little Newt, completely obviating the entire point of the superior Aliens (1986), but Fincher then compounds his betrayal of that film's fans by having Ripley attend the girl's gruesome autopsy and barely bat an eye as the child's chest is bloodily ripped open with a steel bonesaw. Things just go downhill from there, as the rather unthreatening rapists and murderers harass Ripley and curse a great deal before being torn apart by large fans, having their heads crushed by the unconvincing CGI alien, and finally volunteering to be murdered by the beast rather than letting the evil Company get hold of it. Fincher does the best he can with a terrible script, and there are some nice supporting turns by Charles S. Dutton, Charles Dance, and Brian Glover, but nothing could redeem the film's first 15 minutes. By the time Ripley takes a suicidal swan-dive into a vat of molten lead, cradling a baby alien as it explodes from her chest, many viewers will not know whether to reach for the remote control or a warm bath and a razorblade. A loathsome experience by any standard, Alien 3 still made enough money for Weaver to return as a Ripley clone in Alien Resurrection (1997). Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide

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Great movies...Not many special featuresby Jekyllantern

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May 28, 2009: The movies are amazing and I love watching the alien and predator movies. They were the best sci-fi movies of their time. The only problem I have with this set is the lack of special features. Mostly all they give you is movie trailers. If you just want the movies, this set is for you and it has a great price. But if you want special features, buy the individual movies separately in the special/deluxe editions.

Great movies, Horrible quality DVDsby epirus

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December 10, 2008: I am a huge fan of both the Alien and Predator movies, so imagine my excitement when this box set became available. However, I have been extremely disappointed with the quality. I have attempted to watch only two of the discs before deciding that I will return this item for a refund. AVP2 was glitchy but bearable, with the biggest problem being that my DVD player had to track the disc every couple of minutes. The disc for Alien was so bad that I turned the movie off halfway through. My DVD player had to track the disc at least every thirty seconds, the the movie actually froze twice before the halfway point. DO NOT BUY THIS unless you want to throw your money away on DVDs that don't play properly.

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Acclaimed director David Fincher's promising career was lucky to survive this astonishingly wrong-headed, almost universally despised second sequel to Alien (1979). The film careens into oblivion virtually from the beginning, as Lt. Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the only survivor of a crash-landing on a hellish, God-forsaken prison planet. Not only does the crash kill little Newt, completely obviating the entire point of the superior Aliens (1986), but Fincher then compounds his betrayal of that film's fans by having Ripley attend the girl's gruesome autopsy and barely bat an eye as the child's chest is bloodily ripped open with a steel bonesaw. Things just go downhill from there, as the rather unthreatening rapists and murderers harass Ripley and curse a great deal before being torn apart by large fans, having their heads crushed by the unconvincing CGI alien, and finally volunteering to be murdered by the beast rather than letting the evil Company get hold of it. Fincher does the best he can with a terrible script, and there are some nice supporting turns by Charles S. Dutton, Charles Dance, and Brian Glover, but nothing could redeem the film's first 15 minutes. By the time Ripley takes a suicidal swan-dive into a vat of molten lead, cradling a baby alien as it explodes from her chest, many viewers will not know whether to reach for the remote control or a warm bath and a razorblade. A loathsome experience by any standard, Alien 3 still made enough money for Weaver to return as a Ripley clone in Alien Resurrection (1997). Robert Firsching

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The fourth film in the Alien series, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Delicatessen, The City of Lost Children) at a cost of 70 million dollars, takes place aboard an immense ship, the Auriga, where General Perez (Dan Hedaya) heads a staff of Seven science officers and 42 enlisted, all employed by United Systems Military (replacing the Company of the earlier films). The time is 200 years after the events of Alien 3. Scientists researching the aliens need hosts, and they rely on space mercenaries who make spacecraft raids to acquire bodies. The research requires an Alien Queen specimen, so Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) has been cloned from preserved blood samples. The scientific team then removes the baby Alien Queen from Ripley's chest. Since the Ripley clone has alien DNA mixed into her genetic structure, she is not totally human. Later, a commercial freighter, the Betty, arrives with a crew of mercenaries -- Elgyn (Michael Wincott), pilot Hillard (Kim Flowers), paralyzed mechanic Vriess (Dominique Pinon), space jock Johner (Ron Perlman), and junior mechanic Annalee Call (Winona Ryder) -- who deliver a load of human hosts with alien eggs. Problems begin when the mercenaries take over the Auriga, and aliens escape to massacre humans. As the aliens attack, Ripley and the mercenaries try to reach the Betty in order to escape. Cinematography by Darius Khondji features the same ENR process he used on Seven, adding silver to the printing process to heighten contrasts, making the dark colors richer. An electric-blue tint was employed during the underwater firefight between the mercenaries and the aliens. For the more physical aspects of her role, Ryder got in shape with six hours of daily workouts. Although all previous films in the series were shot at London's Pinewood Studios, filming of Alien Resurrection took place West Los Angeles soundstages with special effects in California and Paris. Bhob Stewart

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"In space, no one can hear you scream." A close encounter of the third kind becomes a Jaws-style nightmare when an alien invades a spacecraft in Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic, Alien. On the way home from a mission for the Company, the Nostromo's crew is woken up from hibernation by the ship's Mother computer to answer a distress signal from a nearby planet. Capt. Dallas' (Tom Skerritt) rescue team discovers a bizarre pod field, but things get even stranger when a face-hugging creature bursts out of a pod and attaches itself to Kane (John Hurt). Over the objections of Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), science officer Ash (Ian Holm) lets Kane back on the ship. The acid-blooded incubus detaches itself from an apparently recovered Kane, but an alien erupts from Kane's stomach and escapes. The alien starts stalking the humans, pitting Dallas and his crew (and cat) against a malevolent killing machine that also has a protector in the nefarious Company. Lucia Bozzola

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Predator 's Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) has a code of honor which he will not violate, even when his life depends on it. Paradoxically, his code of honor gives him the backbone to survive as a military special forces operative when he is sent on a covert mission to rescue another group which was sent in to assist some nefarious U.S. government plan in a Latin American country. Once there, he encounters an old army buddy (Carl Weathers) who has gotten too deep in the CIA's good graces for Dutch's comfort. When he and his team go into the jungle to rescue the others, they get involved in a pitched battle with local guerillas, but they are more than capable of besting these vicious fighters. However, not long after that, they encounter signs that the equally capable men they were sent to rescue were all killed unawares and in an unusually gruesome fashion. Given their training, it should have been impossible for anyone to best all of these commando warriors. Soon, the men from Dutch's own team get picked off one by one, as they grow aware that they are up against something uncanny, not of this world, something that is hunting them for sport. Why? Because their skills make them worthy opponents for the perfectly camouflaged Predator. This carefully paced action movie was given poor reviews by many movie critics, but was sufficiently satisfying for its (largely male) audiences that a successful sequel (Predator 2) was released in 1990. Clarke Fountain

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The special effects-heavy science fiction sequel to Predator moves the action from the first film's Amazon forest to the urban jungle of L.A. Danny Glover stars as Lt. Mike Harrigan, an LAPD detective baffled by his latest case, the ritualistic slaughter of several drug dealers by a devastating killer who leaves no traces. As Harrigan and his partners, Danny Archuletta (Ruben Blades), Leona Cantrell (Maria Conchita Alonso), and Jerry Lambert (Bill Paxton), try to figure out who or what killed the criminals, FBI investigator Stephen Keyes (Gary Busey) attempts to warn the team away from investigating further. When two of his team are killed in a particularly grisly way, Harrigan uncovers the truth -- their quarry is an alien creature that hunts humans for sport. Attracted to violence, its latest choice of prey is gun-toting Jamaican drug dealers. Keyes and his team know all about the nasty extraterrestrial and its bloody pastime because they've been studying it for ten years, and they've come up with a possible means of dispatching the beast. When that plan backfires, however, it comes down to Harrigan and an extremely irritated otherworldly foe, slugging it out in a rooftop confrontation. Karl Williams

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Big-budget special effects, swiftly paced action, and a distinct feminist subtext from writer/director James Cameron turned what should have been a by-the-numbers sci-fi sequel into both a blockbuster and a seven-time Oscar nominee. Sigourney Weaver returns as Ellen Ripley, the last surviving crew member of a corporate spaceship destroyed after an attack by a vicious, virtually unbeatable alien life form. Adrift in space for half a century, Ripley grapples with depression until she's informed by her company's representative, Carter Burke (Paul Reiser) that the planet where her crew discovered the alien has since been settled by colonists. Contact with the colony has suddenly been lost, and a detachment of colonial marines is being sent to investigate. Invited along as an advisor, Ripley predicts disaster, and sure enough, the aliens have infested the colony, leaving a sole survivor, the young girl Newt (Carrie Henn). With the soldiers picked off one by one, a final all-female showdown brews between the alien queen and Ripley, who's become a surrogate mother to Newt. Several future stars made early career appearances in Aliens (1986), including Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton, and Reiser. Karl Williams

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Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, Alien vs. Predator follows billionaire Charles Bishop Weyland (Lance Henriksen) and his team of drillers, scientists, and archaeologists, to an obscure pyramid site in Antarctica. Among the icy ruins, allegedly, lies the proof of an empire predating humankind. Once there, however, the group finds more than ancient sarcophaguses and hieroglyphics; rather, their discovery consists of dismembered human skeletons and fossilized remains of the alien creatures that appear to have violently burst out of their chests. Even more horrifying is the evidence suggesting that the aliens may still exist. Indeed, there are aliens below the pyramids, but an equal threat looms above: three Predators, all on the verge of manhood, are engaged in a gruesome rite of passage -- every hundred years, young Predators must travel to Earth and take on a hunting ritual in order to complete the transition to adulthood or die in the process. Before long, the humans find themselves battling for their own lives as the Predators and aliens continue their fight for superiority. The film also features Sanaa Lathan, Raoul Bova, Ewen Bremmer, Colin Salmon, and Agathe de la Boulaye. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide

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Visual effects specialists Greg and Colin Strause both make their feature directorial debut with Alien vs. Predator: Requiem, a no-holds-barred monster mash that attempts to set itself apart from the 2004 Paul W.S. Anderson original by serving as a straight-up sci-fi horror scarefest. The aliens (and a predator) have landed on planet Earth, and small-town America is about to become the scene of an epic interstellar showdown. As these two breeds of cosmic killers clash in the small-town streets Gunnison, CO, the locals are sent running for their lives. From the murky sewers to the rain-soaked streets, Gunnison has become a total bloodbath. Nowhere is safe, especially from the unstoppable new hybrid known as the "predalien." Now, as the once-quiet community of Gunnison is overrun by Aliens, the only hope for humankind is a fierce hunter from the deepest reaches of space. But this predator is far from a benevolent savior of the human race, because he'll kill any man, woman, or child who gets in the way of his mission to destroy every last alien under these stormy Colorado skies. Jason Buchanan

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UPC: 024543544449
Source: 20TH CENTURY FOX
Region Code: 1
Aspect Ratio: Theatre Wide-Screen (1.85.1), Cinemascope (2.35:1)
Presentation: Wide Screen
Sound: DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound, Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital Surround, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
Language: English
Subtitles: English, Espa�ol
Time: 15:17:00
Sales Rank: 5,078

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Alien
1. Main Titles [2:20]
2. Early to Rise [2:20]
3. Rough Landing [4:34]
4. Walking Distance [3:29]
5. Dead a Long Time [3:32]
6. Eggs or Something [4:15]
7. A Wonderful Defense Mechanism [3:18]
8. Missing a Guest [4:14]
9. Taking Off [2:23]
10. Last Supper [:34]
11. Seek and Destroy [5:11]
12. "Here Kitty." [:25]
13. No Blood, No Dallas [9:14]
14. A Confrontation With Ash [:25]
15. Priority One [4:30]
16. Scared Stiff [2:40]
17. Destruct System Activated [1:01]
18. T-Minus Thirty Seconds [3:27]
19. The Last Survivors [5:27]
20. End Titles [7:28]
Disc #2 -- Aliens [Special Edition]
1. Aliens [2:43]
2. The Park [5:48]
3. Inquest [1:00]
4. LV-426 [1:17]
5. Home Alone [4:21]
6. Ripley's Decision [5:40]
7. Sulaco [1:21]
8. Briefing [2:46]
9. Express Elevator to Hell [:55]
10. Arrival [3:09]
11. Memories [3:46]
12. Lab Specimans [3:02]
13. Movement [2:06]
14. Rescue Mission [4:49]
15. The Battle [2:47]
16. Altercation [4:24]
17. Stranded [2:23]
18. Barricade [2:19]
19. A Mother's Love [1:21]
20. Speculation [2:42]
21. The Tunnel [5:24]
22. Bad News [:31]
23. The Corridor [6:27]
24. Dreamland [1:36]
25. Not a Dream [5:27]
26. "Game Time" [3:02]
27. Little Girl Lost [1:54]
28. Ripley's Promise [:58]
29. Reluctant Soldier [2:05]
30. The Nest [4:41]
31. It's Over [:19]
32. Final Confrontation [3:15]
33. Dreams [2:47]
34. End Titles [:38]
Disc #3 -- Alien�
1. Main Titles [3:42]
2. Crash Landing [1:12]
3. The Facts [2:39]
4. Inspecting the Ship [4:14]
5. A Possible Contagion [:23]
6. A New Life - A New Beginning [2:31]
7. No Temptation, Until Now [4:37]
8. Diced [2:30]
9. Salvaging the Flight Recorder [4:30]
10. A Re-Education [:11]
11. Candlelight Dinner [3:45]
12. Bishop Speaks [3:12]
13. Dicsussing the Dragon [2:09]
14. A Long, Sad Story [3:20]
15. "It's Here!" [1:30]
16. Who's in Charge? [1:00]
17. The Plan [3:40]
18. Wait for the Signal [2:30]
19. Under the Scanner [:27]
20. A Classified Code [3:18]
21. In the Basement [2:55]
22. It Has to Die [1:29]
23. Plan B [2:27]
24. It Started [2:38]
25. Ripley Takes on the Beast [3:56]
26. In the Mold [:33]
27. Time for a Cold Shower [4:01]
28. Never Trust a Bishop [3:05]
29. End Titles [3:02]
Disc #4 -- Alien Resurrection
1. Main Titles [:23]
2. USM Auriga [2:03]
3. Born Again [2:49]
4. Memories [4:42]
5. The Cargo Arrives [:29]
6. The Deal [2:38]
7. A Little One-on-One [4:57]
8. Today's Lesson [3:43]
9. Snooping Around [3:48]
10. Caught [3:00]
11. The Escape [4:07]
12. "Evacuation." [2:10]
13. "Evacuation Incompleye." [3:09]
14. Finding a Way Out [2:07]
15. A Waste of Ammo [1:47]
16. "He's Get One Inside of Him." [4:08]
17. A Trap [2:55]
18. Call's Secret [3:29]
19. Connecting At the Chapel [:23]
20. Into the Nest [5:17]
21. Sharing the Monster [:14]
22. A New Baby [4:14]
23. Racing to the Betty [3:47]
24. Closing the Hatch [7:21]
25. Under Pressure [:19]
26. "I'm a Stranger Here Myself." [2:10]
27. End Titles [4:49]
Disc #5 -- Predator
1. The Invaders (Main Titles) [:21]
2. The Professionals [3:33]
3. Schaefer's Team [:07]
4. Death in the Jungle [2:25]
5. The Watcher [4:02]
6. The Rebel Camp [7:48]
7. Set Up [:14]
8. The Stalker [1:46]
9. The Only Way Out [7:30]
10. Something in the Trees [3:11]
11. The Living Jungle [3:49]
12. Another Kill [2:55]
13. There's Something Out There [3:11]
14. The Stand [4:37]
15. The Demon [:54]
16. Two for the Kill [5:37]
17. Billy's Last Stand [:57]
18. Dutch and the Demon [8:28]
19. The Alien's Weakness [1:12]
20. The Trap and the Trophies [1:18]
21. The Challenge [4:01]
22. One Ugly... [2:22]
23. Duel [3:37]
24. The Last Laugh [1:39]
25. End Titles [2:37]
Disc #6 -- Predator 2
1. War Zone (Main Title) [3:10]
2. A Force of One [4:14]
3. Invisible Enemy [2:57]
4. Insubordination [3:41]
5. The Feds [1:57]
6. The New Guy [2:54]
7. The Devil Came for Them [1:30]
8. Keyes' Warning [1:52]
9. Danny and the Demon [6:42]
10. Now It's Personal [1:12]
11. A Forensic Mystery [2:24]
12. King Willie [3:58]
13. Death of a King [3:22]
14. The Watcher [:59]
15. Subway Assassin [1:59]
16. Mercy [4:16]
17. Path of the Predator [3:39]
18. The Alien Hunter [:15]
19. Killer in the Cold [2:29]
20. Keyes Stands Alone [4:31]
21. Hunter and Hunted [1:45]
22. One Ugly... [1:18]
23. Man Against Alien [3:27]
24. First Aid [2:49]
25. The Trophy Room [2:26]
26. The Fatal Blow [5:38]
27. The Honor Guard [1:07]
28. End Titles [2:33]
Disc #7 -- Alien Vs. Predator
1. Killers in the Cold [:02]
2. Something in the Air [2:20]
3. Weyland's Offer [:34]
4. Below the Ice [:21]
5. The Better Chance [:40]
6. Three Simple Rules [:48]
7. Razorback Point [1:50]
8. The Tunnel [:42]
9. Going Down [2:40]
10. The Pyramid [2:41]
11. Awakening [1:53]
12. First Blood [1:31]
13. Chosen Ones [4:15]
14. The Sarcophagus [:25]
15. The Spawning [2:34]
16. Prey [2:22]
17. Death Maze [:34]
18. Battle Zone [1:21]
19. Weyland's Last Stand [2:56]
20. Rite of Passage [:30]
21. Gods and Monsters [:31]
22. The Enemy of My Enemy [1:09]
23. Alone [1:26]
24. Two Warriors [:49]
25. Allies [1:15]
26. The Nest [:16]
27. The Fire Down Below [:17]
28. Blood of the Kill [2:53]
29. The Bitch Is Back [1:02]
30. A Warrior's Token [3:17]
31. The Beast Within [:23]
32. End Titles [:19]
1. Something in the Air [2:20]
2. Weyland's Offer [:34]
3. Below the Ice [:21]
4. The Better Chance [:40]
5. Three Simple Rules [:48]
6. Razorback Point [1:50]
7. The Tunnel [:42]
8. Going Down [2:40]
9. The Pyramid [2:41]
10. Awakening [1:53]
11. First Blood [1:31]
12. Chosen Ones [4:15]
13. The Sarcophagus [:25]
14. The Spawning [2:34]
15. Prey [2:22]
16. Death Maze [:34]
17. Battle Zone [1:21]
18. Weyland's Last Stand [2:56]
19. Gods and Monsters [:31]
20. The Enemy of My Enemy [1:09]
21. Alone [1:26]
22. Allies [1:15]
23. The Nest [:16]
24. The Fire Down Below [:17]
25. Blood of the Kill [2:53]
26. The Bitch Is Back [1:02]
27. A Warrior's Token [3:17]
28. End Titles [:19]
Disc #8 -- Alien Vs. Predator Requiem
1. Main Titles/Crash Landing [3:44]
2. Unsuspecting Victims [2:11]
3. Distress Call [:55]
4. Old Friends [1:52]
5. Pizza Delivery [4:42]
6. Alien Advance [1:52]
7. Homecoming [4:09]
8. Predator Warrior [7:07]
9. Strange Discoveries [3:13]
10. The Search [3:35]
11. Another Victim [5:06]
12. An Invitation [1:25]
13. Epic Battle [2:42]
14. Advancing Terror [2:51]
15. The Battle Continues [4:31]
16. Hunting [4:16]
17. Widening Crisis [5:16]
18. Preparing for Battle [5:17]
19. The Enemy Multiplies [1:55]
20. No Refuge [3:25]
21. Escape Attempt [1:50]
22. Choosing Sides [4:26]
23. Grim Discovery [:21]
24. Collateral Damage [1:54]
25. Dodging Death [4:26]
26. Annihilation [5:24]
27. Survival [2:47]
28. Classified Material/End Titles [2:34]

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