Definitely better than Toy Story 2 this movie goes back to the basics - mostly sticking to the adventures of the toys, rather than involving too many humans. It's a fairly predictable but fun ride, with a satisfying ending to the series

Unlike Alien vs. Predator, this is the worst film in the series. Lots of panicked, clueless people - and many predator scenes were just him walking around using gadgets. Seems like the director tried ramping up the gore to compensate, but it didn't work.

Probably the best so far out of the Alien and Predator series. This had a good cast, a neat plot, and plenty of action to keep it interesting. To top it off the ending was cool, yet appropriate.

Danny Glover was probably a bad choice for this role - watching him play a classic cop, along with the weird urban warfare plot, made this movie seem a little silly.

Arnold Schwarzenegger seemed like a different person in the beginning of this film - in a good way - though as it went along his big personality came out. Obviously, unlike Alien this series starts out as a pure action movie.

This film would have been a lot better if they cut the alien out of a lead block in the beginning, rather than the weird cloning plot. Alien 3 was a good conclusion to the Sigourney Weaver story line, and they should have left it at that.

Bad CGI and a straightfoward plot make this movie worse than Aliens, but still about on par with the original Alien. Not bad, but not great either.

This one stays true to the original Alien, but adds enough new elements and interesting twists to make it a far better film.

A decent sci-fi suspense film - not especially exciting though, particularly if you're familiar with the alien series before you watch this film.

For some reason they released this pilot episode as a TV movie, even though it really doesn't have an ending. There is a strong resemblance to Defying Gravity, though the cast of DG is much better.

Even though the Aeon Flux TV series is sometimes abstract, the movie makes a lot more sense if you've seen it first. Unfortunately this film feels a bit empty if you haven't seen the show.

Unlike the Robin Williams version The Final Cut, this movie is actually entertaining. It starts out a bit slow, but when secrets are exposed it's like a train wreck - can't look away. Film quality intentionally resembles home video.

Angelina Jolie was pretty weak in the beginning; luckily Jack Palance gives an interesting performance - making this plot into a movie that's almost worth watching.

The acting is fine with Thora Birch and Keira Knightley in the lead, but in the end it is just a passable thriller. My only actual complaint are the hordes of flies/maggots which randomly appear on their food in a sealed bunker.

The scenes with Julia Roberts are fine but much of the film looks like a home movie. Tons of worthless voice-over scenes and very rough editing combined into a discombobulated film