Predator: Badlands (November 7th, 2025)
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What if one of the sisters IS a replicant...
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Wonder if one of the twins joins the pred and becomes a predator because they aren't really evil, just misunderstood victims...
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Ah ha. The sister living in the lab is a replicant prototype.
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Entirely possible. Would by why she is sheltered and naive.
Elle Fanning is playing the twins? I...don't hate that news if true.
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The story sound like dog sh*t. Prey was mediocre so we will see.
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https://www.avpgalaxy.net/2024/10/1...dlands-locations-crew-shirt-predator-costume/
Very lovely looking locations but not very alien looking. Very Earthy. I'd hoped with it being set in the future we'd get a human colony on an alien planet.
Well I guess this could be an alien planet that just happens to look like Earth, like what they did with Predators. Not very interesting though.
Very lovely looking locations but not very alien looking. Very Earthy. I'd hoped with it being set in the future we'd get a human colony on an alien planet.
Well I guess this could be an alien planet that just happens to look like Earth, like what they did with Predators. Not very interesting though.
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It’s on Earth is it not? Also it’s just set photos it’s had no post production applied.
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We only know it's set in the future but I don't think we know how far into the future. I was hoping it'd be set on an alien world. These set pics imply it probably is set on Earth.
The only bit of the plot synopsis we heard a few weeks ago that interested me was the setting and potential for interesting locales.
These pics suggest it's either set on Earth or its a very Earth like colony planet.
Just something I hoped we'd get, nothing official said it was set in space.
AvP was the closest to the Predator winning because of the Aliens being the "bad guys".
But they could try it again and have the Pred not die. Or just adapt Concrete Jungle into a movie.
But they could try it again and have the Pred not die. Or just adapt Concrete Jungle into a movie.
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Aside from the bleh synopsis overall, there was one bit from the casting call that gave me the most concern...
"Strong comedy chops required"
"Strong comedy chops required"
Haven’t seen Prey,
no desire to see this either.
After seeing Alien Romulus, it’s clear Hollywood doesn’t know what they’re doing with old franchises like this.
Hollywood has lost it.
The art of filmmaking is lost.
Since when does “nonbinary”
have **** to do with a Predator?
Make an imposing monster with talented artists, all practical. Your audience isn’t there for a female lead, this is an 80s action flick that starred Schwarzenegger dripping sweat covered in mud. If there is no testosterone in a Predator film, is it really one?
I’m not saying remake the original here, but it makes sense that Dutch was the last man standing.
It makes zero that a little girl can even remotely hold her own against one.
no desire to see this either.
After seeing Alien Romulus, it’s clear Hollywood doesn’t know what they’re doing with old franchises like this.
Hollywood has lost it.
The art of filmmaking is lost.
Since when does “nonbinary”
have **** to do with a Predator?
Make an imposing monster with talented artists, all practical. Your audience isn’t there for a female lead, this is an 80s action flick that starred Schwarzenegger dripping sweat covered in mud. If there is no testosterone in a Predator film, is it really one?
I’m not saying remake the original here, but it makes sense that Dutch was the last man standing.
It makes zero that a little girl can even remotely hold her own against one.
You should definitely take the time to watch Prey, as it's the best Predator movie since the original.........
Unfortunately that isn’t saying much when the sequel’s premise was a Predator landing in LAYou should definitely take the time to watch Prey, as it's the best Predator movie since the original.........
going after local gangs.
Doesn’t Prey feature the tallest Predator we’ve seen on screen? Something called the “Feral Predator”. How does something like that get beaten by a little girl with zero past experience? With no firepower to defend herself due to it being set in the 1700s?
It’s enough to get your audience to believe in a Predator being on screen, but to make things further unrealistic, a 90 lb girl can beat it without being seriously maimed?
And I’m supposed to be excited about another Predator film with that very plot line?
Until Hollywood takes the character seriously,
I won’t participate.
You’re startled by the original film because it’s as realistic as this franchise could be.
The audience wants nothing to do with it when they see someone as big as Arnold almost die by it.
it depends, this might just be one part of the movie, the beginning or something
you want the spoilers on how Prey works well as a movie and how she was great? I could explain it.
it makes sense in the movie. she's really great.
I would highly recommend it, but I could just tell you.
but it made sense.
it's a truly amazing movie. not just because of predator, but it's amazing as a period movie, and as a native movie.
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I’ve got no issues with a film about natives
and a girl trying to prove herself to her tribe.
I’ve got issues when an eight foot tall
Predator has to be the sacrificial lamb
in order for that story to play out.
Maybe if the entire tribe took it out,
but just her? Not buying it.
It’s just not believable no matter how good of a character arc she had.
and a girl trying to prove herself to her tribe.
I’ve got issues when an eight foot tall
Predator has to be the sacrificial lamb
in order for that story to play out.
Maybe if the entire tribe took it out,
but just her? Not buying it.
It’s just not believable no matter how good of a character arc she had.
well yeah that's what happens.
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her brother riding in a horse does most of the damage. predator fights the French guys and the natives and gets hurt. pred gets stabbed.
then brother hurts him a lot.
she's more like Tom And Jerry. like the mouse.
she hides for most of the movie. she takes him out using the environment, not her strength. she uses quicksand to trap him. she uses rope and rocks and stuff. to hurt him. he falls from his own weight.
it's almost like Home Alone by the end. ( not the comedy part, not the humor, but the way the kid sets traps in home alone )
technically Arnold did the exact same, but Arnold had to fist fight the pred at the end .
in Prey her brother fights him and she finished a wounded pred.
then brother hurts him a lot.
she's more like Tom And Jerry. like the mouse.
she hides for most of the movie. she takes him out using the environment, not her strength. she uses quicksand to trap him. she uses rope and rocks and stuff. to hurt him. he falls from his own weight.
it's almost like Home Alone by the end. ( not the comedy part, not the humor, but the way the kid sets traps in home alone )
technically Arnold did the exact same, but Arnold had to fist fight the pred at the end .
in Prey her brother fights him and she finished a wounded pred.
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I suppose that’s slightly better,
though why doesn’t the older brother take full control. A tribe keeps the women and children away from conflict..
It’s just not realistic for a little girl to fight a Predator at all, no matter its condition.
What purpose does it serve other than minimizing the effect the monster has in a monster film? I get it, it’s supposed to be an empowering moment, but at the expense of the universe’s greatest hunter? No.
This creature should make grown men tremble….
though why doesn’t the older brother take full control. A tribe keeps the women and children away from conflict..
It’s just not realistic for a little girl to fight a Predator at all, no matter its condition.
What purpose does it serve other than minimizing the effect the monster has in a monster film? I get it, it’s supposed to be an empowering moment, but at the expense of the universe’s greatest hunter? No.
This creature should make grown men tremble….
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