“Scientists, Mercenaries and a rich guy “

The unholy Trinity of movie cliches, without a doubt

The Predator in "Predator 2" didn't kill Maria Conchita Alonso's character because she was defenseless and pregnant. So, technically they haven't mercilessly killed EVERY human in the previous Predator films. Also, after Danny Glover kills the Predator, the other Predators reveal themselves and let him go (presumably because he defeated the one he had been chasing).

I was actually genuinely bummed out when the "good" predator died.

Should have added a thousand sins purely because This movie is PG-13

Thanks this movie, Lance Henriksen was able to match Bill Paxton in the "killed by a Terminator, an Alien, and a Predator" record.

One point: it's been well established throughout the Predator films that the Predators Do not attack the unarmed, pregnant or sick. They look for warriors. Unless you push it, yes, a deadly illness will keep you from being murdered by a Predator.
Not defending this film, but that part has been canon since the 80s.

I'd have taken one sin off for Lex using xenomorph carapace to protect herself since no one in any of the Alien films ever thought to shield themselves from xeno blood using their own flesh.

I don’t have a problem with the Predator recognizing that Weyland is about to die and seeing no honor in killing him.

Scientists in Alien movies be like: "oh look unknown substance, let's touch it with bare hands!"

"I feel bad for Alexa, that was the only predetor she ever loved" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I thought the whole point of the predators letting the humans get to the pyramid first was to let them get “facehugged” so they have something to fight.

The Predators weren’t “dicking around in space” after cutting the tunnel to the pyramid with their space laser. The movie revealed later that the Predators deliberately lured humans to the Antarctica pyramid so they’d get Facehuggered and produce the xenomorphs that the Predators wanted to hunt, to earn their prized Plasmacasters and the right to bear the special mark that indicated they had killed a xenomorph. The Predators weren’t going to sacrifice their own people to the Aliens. And they weren’t there simply to retrieve the Plasmacasters. It was part of their ritual to EARN their prizes. That’s also the reason there were 3 Predators and 3 guns.

The Predators lasered the tunnel through the ice to HELP the humans reach the pyramid faster, because it would’ve taken the humans weeks or months to reach the pyramid, IF they could’ve accomplished it at all.

The Predators sat back and WAITED for the humans to reach the pyramid, trip the switch that defrost the Alien Queen, produce eggs, and get ambushed by the Facehuggers, so there’d be xenomorphs for the Predators to hunt.

If anything deserves a cinema sin, it’s that the Predators’ elaborate setup plan working so perfectly it could only happen in a movie.

I can not BELIEVE that TWO “better come take a look at this... cliche’ “ cliche were missed!

“The Aliens don’t have human qualities when they come out of humans”

Uh, yeah they do. You’ve just only seen aliens with the human qualities until because get this: you’ve only seen them come out of humans...

"When the aliens come out of a human they don´t have human traits-" They do, that are regular xenomorphs we are familiar with. In Alien 3 there are some who were spawned from dogs and other animals and those look different.

Franchises that are rated R that become PG-13 are always recipes for disaster

"When the alien bursts out of a human, they don't have human qualities"
Um, literally has a human skull visible inside its dome in some version. And the incisors and canine combination is human like, combined with the humanoid limb structure...
Which is in contrast to the "Runner" Alien from Alien 3 which was more quadrupedal because of coming from a cow (or dog).
Really, the whole "Aliens take some qualities from their host" was an incredibly interesting part of their lore and a reason the arcade game went absolutely wild with winged aliens and scorpion aliens and it is profoundly disappointing that it is comparatively unused in the movies.

Xenomorphs 100% take on attributes of the host. The Xeno in Alien 3 took on dog characters and it was different than the human based Xenos in Alien and Aliens.

Sadly the Predator not killing him due to his sickness is one of the few things that makes sense (Due to Yautja culture)

The original xenomorph actually had a skull that resembled a humans skull from the front, eye sockets and a nasal bone. It was barely visible through it's dark glossy face plate. I think it was the best design for xenomorphs making them so ominous and horrifying while still making them very alien to the viewers overall.