figuremasterles said:BTW, I think a P3 is fine. Bring Cena on.
If they opt for a sequel, cheers to that, but a redo wouldn't be welcome.
figuremasterles said:BTW, I think a P3 is fine. Bring Cena on.
MaulFan said:As for remaking Predator, Arnold is by no means a great actor, but his performance is not about being a Tom Hanks, it's about being Arnold. Yes we have people like The Rock and this other guy they're talking about who can be that big muscle guy who can't really act just do kickass action, but I don't think anyone will ever be as entertaining in the roles Arnold was cast in as he was. Casting for the film was actually perfect, you felt like they were a tight unit, Carl Weathers played a ferfect *******, there's no room for a ""better"" cast, so that's one element not to remake. There's the story line, an Alien from outter space comes to earth for a ritualistic hunt. While Halloween may alter the character's core plot, many people hated where the sequels took his background, but with Predator, it's been accepted and loved by the core fans, the Predators perform hunts every so many years and use earth as a hunting ground, no reason to change it. You could argue that the special effects between Predater 1 & 2 and AVP were much improved on the cloaking, but frankly, I don't think they look "cheesy" or "old school" in Predator, it was something not done before so it set the bar of what a transparent, light-bending being would look like and it works, in some scenes you can't even tell where it is if you haven't seen the film 30 times, they did a good job and I even felt AVP moderned the effect up a bit too much. The cast was good, the plot works, the effects were there and creature design was perfect, there is nothing to be reimagined there, nothing that could have been better. A Predator remake wouldn't be about any grand reinvisioning, it's a cult classic film, it's not like a King Kong or Planet of the Apes that stand as Hallmarks of classic films, and remaking it would just be a show by Hollywood that it doesn't care to put any effort into developing original concepts and stories and just thinks everything old should be made new. The only good that could come from a Predator remake is that hopefully it would turn off people and steer them to the original and grow it's following.
King Darkness said:Perfectly stated
I agree 100% MaulFan.
MaulFan said:Well there are just some films that succeed the first time around because everything was there and nothing was missing. For example, I can't imagine someone ever remaking JAWS, but I'm sure people have thought about it having the ability to add a CGI shark, which could look better, but frankly, compared to CGI sharks I've seen, I think "Bruce" has stood the test of time, and it was as much the cast of Scheider, Dreyfuss and Shaw that made the movie a great flick to watch and a masterpiece. Predator probably won't ever get the recognition and all that JAWS and others do, but it is still just fine the way it was done, if that's your type of movie, you can watch it and just enjoy every minute of it. I can honestly say, I've never watched Predator or Alien/Aliens or T1/T2 and thought I wish this or that was different, I love them just as they are.
King Darkness said:I think that proto pred looks like an Alien that impregnated a goat.
OMG!!!! El Chupacabras!!!!!!!!MaulFan said:And because it's fitting...
You're one ugly mother****er...
p!tu said:OMG!!!! El Chupacabras!!!!!!!!
p!tu said:OMG!!!! El Chupacabras!!!!!!!!
you should get the 2 disc Predator so you can see the Screen test of the suit!TheObsoleteMan said:So that's the Van Damme Predator. I remember hearing about it, but this is the first time I've actually seen it.
Thank goodness that thing didn't work out.
dekadentdave said:Actually it was James Cameron who sketched the design for the Predator when he was on a flight with Stan Winston.
p!tu said:Either Way!!! God Bless James & Stan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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