Predator 5 - Prey (2022)

[loki2371]

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Is that supposed to make it less stupid? That's a sorry tagline for this movie.

That would only work if she somehow survived long enough for Predator Bob to get frustrated enough to where it gave up and walked away from it's hunt. "F this.... I'm tired. It's not fun anymore" (a quote from Predator Bob).

Surviving is not the same as winning/being victorious.

 

[Collectorcol]

Is that supposed to make it less stupid? That's a sorry tagline for this movie.

That would only work if she somehow survived long enough for Predator Bob to get frustrated enough to where it gave up and walked away from it's hunt. F this.... I'm tired. It's not fun anymore.

Surviving is not the same as winning/being victorious.

Better?...

 

[Rotfish]

I just can't get over those lousy hands.



Check out the close-ups as the Predator preps King Willie's skull. The hands look great no matter the pose, angle, or object they're interacting with.

Compare that to ADI's hands. Whether they're resting on the creature's leg or grabbing something, they look ridiculous. Reminds me of the wired hands from the first Hot Toys AVP Predators, but even those could be futzed to look more acceptable if I recall.

 

[loki2371]

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Is that an emoji waving bye to me??

I didn't mean I said "F this.... I'm tired. It's not fun anymore." I fixed my post for you.

I was quoting Predator Bob. He got tired of hunting the little girl. So he went home and she "survived"...

So, I'm sorry to disappoint you. But I'm here to stay...

 

[chrisstbh]

Just finished it, I really liked it. The action was great, those Frenchmen got what they deserved . The brother and the dog were great additions.

 

[Collectorcol]

Just finished it, I really liked it. The action was great, those Frenchmen got what they deserved . The brother and the dog were great additions.

Frenchmen you say?... Did they have sticks & stones?

 

[Asta]

Frenchmen you say?... Did they have sticks & stones?

 

[MGS_OldBoy57]

Just finished it, I really liked it. The action was great, those Frenchmen got what they deserved . The brother and the dog were great additions.

Same here. This movie should have came out in theatres.

 

[loki2371]

Frenchmen you say?... Did they have sticks & stones?

For the love of...... I said I NEVER watched the movie.

And yeah, some Frenchmen with single shot muskets isn't much of a step up from sticks and stones. Muskets were Far less accurate in the 1700's than a skilled archer. Back then a charging Bear was far more deadly.

 

[Asta]

And yeah, some Frenchmen...were Far less accurate...

 

[SilverStar17]

I saw it last night. I enjoyed it, it was a decent Predator film. A home run of a sequel like TG2 was? No, but I’d agree with others that it’s the best installment since P2. The lead actress was great, and I really liked the setting with the Indians. The grizzly bear fight imo was a great Predator scene to demonstrate a Predator’s true strength and the way it spooked the lead actress’s character given how easily it dispatched of it. However, I agree with other assessments that like in all Predator movies, there’s scenes that depict it as being a total badass that can’t be killed (as the lead actress states at one point), to being a bumbling buffoon when the plot calls for it.

Design wise I thought it was pretty cool. It sorta resembled that of a Super Predator in that it had the same tall and lanky physique, and had very little body armor except for a loin cloth. Not the best design, better than the Fugitive Predator design, but it was unique and had a pretty cool arsenal as well.

Overall not a bad film. The CGI scenes at times were a little crappy though imo.

Oh and I also agree that I wish we’d see a film where the Predator succeeds in his hunt for once as opposed to starting out badass, then suddenly having a brain fart.

 

[greygoose]

I just can't get over those lousy hands.



Check out the close-ups as the Predator preps King Willie's skull. The hands look great no matter the pose, angle, or object they're interacting with.

It really was lighting in a bottle regarding what they achieved with the practical effects in the first two films. The best there was and ever will be.

 

[MGS_OldBoy57]

What did you guys think of the trailer vs what we saw on screen?

 

[chrisstbh]

What did you guys think of the trailer vs what we saw on screen?

Trailer did a pretty good job of establishing things and setting expectations imo

 

[greygoose]

What did you guys think of the trailer vs what we saw on screen?

Sold pretty much what we got in the film.

 

[BeefEaster]

I did like how they handled having the chick best the predator. It wasn't about physical strength but about it making the mistake of disregarding her as a threat which gave her the advantage

 

[greygoose]

I did like how they handled having the chick best the predator. It wasn't about physical strength but about it making the mistake of disregarding her as a threat which gave her the advantage

Yep, I liked this.

 

[guyver1]

She looked too adorable to be taken seriously as a warrior IMO

 

[greygoose]

She looked too adorable to be taken seriously as a warrior IMO

 

[The Entity]

Just watched it. Loved it. Now bring me the Hot Toys figures of this Predator and Naru.