The Predator is intelligent, technologically apt, and seeks out worthy prey to make trophies of.
Where the Xenomorph aims to reproduce and protect the hive, the Predators seek worthy challengers.
There are also incredibly head-scratching editing and production choices, including the aforementioned lack of lighting.
Predator (2004)
It’s better thanRequiem, butPaul W.S.
Anderson’s clash of sci-fi titans is still hamstrung by many of the same problems its sequel retained.
Beautifully-produced sets that include sprawling pyramids and chambers are obscured significantly by the dense darkness.
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The story, likeRequiem, takes place on Earth.
You won’t see the full scope of the production, but you’ll see more thanAVP: Requiem.
), andAlfie Allen(Game of Thrones), who admittedly outperform the film’s writing and one-liners.
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The violence and humor will land for most, but it doesn’t quite capture the truePredatoressence as intended.
Still, compared to the likes of theAVPfilms, it’s not the worst outing.
It isn’t long before the daring police officer is in a battle of warriors against the deadly creature.
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One of the more interesting aspects of this particular film is the Predator’s personality.
It also presents plenty of quality action scenes and a tangible distrust among the group of protagonists.
InPrey, the threat of the Yautja (portrayed byDane DiLiegro) is only the foremost danger.
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You won’t be disappointed with the results.
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