Factual error: When they're first entering the whaling camp, a penguin startles Miller. That penguin was a black-footed penguin, which is a bird native to much warmer climates. If that little guy had actually been in Antarctica, he would have died within minutes. (00:20:40)
Alien Vs. Predator (2004)
Plot summary
Directed by: Paul W.S. Anderson
Starring: Lance Henriksen, Ewen Bremner, Sanaa Lathan, Colin Salmon, Raoul Bova
A crew of select specialists have been selected to investigate the discovery of a temple underneath an abandoned whaling station. They venture into the temple only to discover after finding alien eggs and advanced weaponry that this temple was used to worship aliens known as predators, who used this temple for hunting different aliens (known as 'aliens'). The crew take the sacred weapons the predators use for the hunt, causing the predators to pursue them. The crew is under the impression that the Predators wish to kill them, though after many members have been killed by aliens and predators they find that the predators required the weapons to survive the hunt and as such were forced to kill to reclaim them.
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Trivia: The way the bespectacled guy shines his torch on the eggs that have just popped up in the Sacrificial Chamber (illuminating the facehugger inside) echoes of the scene in the original Alien where Kane does the same thing to the eggs found in the hold of the ship.
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Answer: The pyramid was in a tropical climate at the time of its construction, but Yautja are sticklers for tradition so continued to use it as the climate changed.