I really feel for the lion. His whole pride was just killed by poachers. Can you blame him for wanting to kill the poachers? I honestly cheered when he did.
@@mrpeddlethesealion yea it is an animal so how many animals you know that actively hunts down humans even if their entire family dies, that almost never happens so its already fiction
Ok.. During that whole scene with Martin’s sacrifice and jeep setting on fire, I was expecting the lion to survive. But what I didn’t expect was for him to come out PRACTICALLY UNSCATHED!! That car was completely engulfed in flames and that lion comes out with just a few burns and looking roughly just like he did before. I was expecting the lion to come out looking burnt to a crisp and badly injured with his mane mostly burnt off and even more enraged. I personally think that would’ve added to the horror in this movie that the lion should be dead, but it’s been driven so far into madness that it simply refuses to die.
@@Alteori I thought there where to “bad Lions” they are hinting it throughout the movie that there are more than one bad lion. But seeing all the burn patches on it. seems to be only one
The lion would become my hero if he had eaten the oldest daughter. She was the singular most insufferable character. Mare was just so self-absorbed, to the point that she was willing to tell her dad “don’t make promises you can’t keep“ just to be a brat! I was rooting for the lion at that point
5:50 I think Martin's non-reaction is just part of his character. Been following an Afrikaans TH-camr from South Africa lived in China. from what I gathered, they are used to dealing with violence and death. And the movie does reveal Martin's backstory more when they run into the proachers, so when he was explaining the situation to Nate, he was not scared by the deaths, but, amist confusion, trying to piece together what happened and what action he's taking. Later he choose to go off alone, to either stop the lion or kill the proachers.
@@Alteori can also confirm Violence in South Africa is so huge that its a daily thing. We still get shocked to brutal deaths that do happen but its become routine. Which is actually sad if you think of it
I think his lack of reaction might also have smth to do with him... Most likely having done off a few humans himself prior to the events of this movie so imo, it's pretty likely that he's already more desensitized then a regular individual would be living in a bad area. Later in the car after he was attacked though? I think a lotta that could be attributed to shock and blood loss as I know what shock feels like and that does tend to cause under reactions to the situation after the initial panic fades. Luckily, haven't gone into shock from anything serious though, I'm just hemophobic and have fainted over a small scratch before ^^' which sucks ngl but ig it can be mildly amusing in hindsight
The two lions of tsavo wpuld make for an excellent movie. Check out the story if you havent heard about it, man eating lions terrorizing an operation in africa in 1898 iirc.
@@EmeraldLilly94 the Tsavo Man-Eaters - a pair of maneless male lions that killed dozens of people, and are still on display in the Field Museum of Natural History
You can also tell how much of a menace this lion is from the Crocs running away just by being around, which they don't do unless they wanna go in water or something attacked them
As someone who has ran for their life from a mountain lion in the hills of Kentucky fighting wildfire's , you don't want to find yourself running from a big cat... It's possibly the scariest event of my time fighting forest fire not involving human interaction (typically people up to illegal activity shooting at you).
Ok first that’s rare second never turn you’re back on a mountain lion they see it as an opportunity to catch you by surprise and third buy a lottery ticket
@@diggydog0099 I had two choices as it's cub was at my feet and several acres of fire behind me, run uphill or run down hill... I ran off it, I did buy some lottery tickets after that, won 500$ on 4$ between 2, 2$ scratchers... I didn't want to be anywhere near that cub when momma got there, and she was about a football field from me when I noticed the cub, and about 50 yards when I realized I'm screwed either way I go because I need to get away from that cub asap or get mauled.
Tigers would definitely be scarier. Hell, even a female Mountain Lion that gets injured by a farmer while searching for food for her cubs, who shoots it because its on his property, and instead of dying it just has a hurt leg because of it and it then goes on to kill all these people and uses them as food for her cubs. She then ends up being put down in a hard-fought battle against that same old farmer and his son. Then, they realize she had cubs and the cubs then one day will be raised in captivity. That could be something. Or like the female Tiger who was actually injured and then went on to kill a bunch of kids and had them fed to her cubs. All had to be put down.
I went to go see this movie opening day and I enjoyed it. I had a bit of a hard time getting through the scenes where he talks about his wife because I had just recently lost my mom to a terminal illness. Still a really good thriller, though.
Alteori, if you haven't checked him out yet, "Kevin Richardson Lions" is who you need to search on youtube. He's the real deal, his lions LOVE him and he loves them right back. Not like that ya weirdo. One of them even brought her newborn cubs for him to check-out. The ultimate trust. They often even keep the father away for a while. Congratulations on the new place :) I HATE moving, but into forest sounds like a dream.
@@Alteori hey Alteori can you please review the Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts fan animation Spanish and the lion king and Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts and Dragons the Nine Realms season 2 and 3 and season 4 which will be coming out 2 days before my birthday in November 17th
Gotta hand it to this movie and that it’s FAR more superior than most mainstream Hollywood movies. Most of them depict animals as being these mindless killing machines who for some reason always have a taste for human flesh. In this movie however the animal has a motivation as to why it’s doing this and it makes it a little more realistic. Still outlandish compared to real life, but still more realistic than movies like The Meg or Piranha.
The meg and pirahna was just dumb fun nothing much Plus we don't know much about how prehistoric Fishes actually to really make a realistic film about them so that doesn't count as well
I feel really bad for the lion. I’ve actually seen a lion lose their family, this female baby lion who we called “Pandy” and she and her entire family were white lions (so albino), her family was killed by poachers because they’re albino and albino animals are rare so they want to kill them to have them as trophies and get money (which is really messed up, imagine being killed just to be made into a trophy for money), she was the only one who we could help and she grew up to trust and love us, one time a poacher snuck in the “enclosure” (idk how else to word it so imma just say that) and tried to kill Pandy, but Pandy ended up killing him (karma bitch). And for some reason she was gonna be executed on a certain day for defending herself, we had to convince so many people she wouldn’t do this again and we continued to raise her well, we just told people that they shouldn’t sneak in. However she was sadly executed anyway and I’m still torn up about that So I can almost feel for the lion “beast” in this movie, he had his family killed by poachers, he thought he could trust humans and was proven wrong, and he just wanted to get revenge for his family and just went wild and broke down and went insane. And more people tried to get in his way and attack him for also right reasons, no side is really in the wrong, I feel really bad for him
was great movie wasnt it? my favorite scene was when he saw the lion in the distance and ran back to vehicle. Made me realize tall grass is really hard to run in.
I loved this movie. My mom was also getting frustrated with the daughters not listening to the dad, which i get it. Martin (amazing South African actor) was a great character to me and Idris Elba fighting a lion was awesome
The thing about the movie that I found to be super frustrating were the daughters, mainly the older one. Throughout the movie they stayed causing problems and not listening to their dad 😂 Like one of the scenes that just made me facepalm is when they were all basically trapped in the car or in some type of danger (I forget exactly when) and thats when the older daughter decided to start an argument about their mom. Then there's the countless times where the girls are told "stay there" and they just go and ignore it. Like it's that the older daughter managed to save Martin, but had the lion not been distracted, she'dbe dead.
5:50 I think the reason why yes not reacting is simple. Fear, panic, anger, and sorrow are useless in a situation like that. Focused calm is the only viable emotion in the situation.
Can confirm on the horse biting. When I was 8 I went to a horse ranch and was petting a horses nose too close to its mouth and it clamped down on my hand. It was like a fucking vise and no matter how hard i tried I couldn’t get it to let go. I started crying immediately and one of the ranch hands came over and helped me get my hand out of its mouth but it took him, my mom’s friend (who’s a pretty big guy) and myself to get loose. I still adore horses, I wasn’t mad at it it was my fault, but man that shit hurt like hell.
I got a different vibe with the poachers "helping" Nate. There was a high chance they were actually gonna use him and his daughters for ransom money. It does happen often than you think over there in Africa.
Hey, I've subscribed to this channel for a while and I just wanna say that your reaction to the movie sand ( It's something like that ) was hilarious, my favorite part was when you put that cat edit when that bad actor screamed.
Has Alteori done The Ghost and the Darkness? I saw the lions in the Field Museum in Chicago. The real number of kills was less than stated in the movie, but still very alarming.
There has been a study done on that, mostly on the victims who were killed and eaten, there were other victims left uneaten, the lions killed them just for the sake of killing, scientists didn't disregard that theory but at the same time, didn't dwell on it either
One critique I’ll give is I wish they gave the lions proper lion roars because it sounds like they’re using tiger sound effects still but I’m gonna watch it can’t wait
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed the movie, but yes, everything you said was completely facts. Lots of dumb decisions and disregard for safety. I love how you will say random things that have me hollering with laughter. The spider's ass in the air was one of those. So random and so funny. Love your videos. I look forward to the next.
All right so I washed the movie and here's what I think about it I loved it I loved how it felt natural a traumatized lion who's defensive it didn't ever feel like it was a supernatural creature it was just a lion the ending was amazing and I felt physical pain anytime the medical scenes happen especially the one with the hand sanitizer I'm sad that Martin died I really thought he was going to live and I'm also impressed with the work they did it's actually possible that a lion could survive that because he wasn't in the initial blast radius he could have ran away and just gotten Burns I'll be it he shouldn't have been running around and sprinting after that but still he would have been alive probably while not the most likely outcome it is it is an outcome and it's possible oh yeah and I almost forgot to add I had to edit this I didn't feel like any of the characters were stupid that's a problem I have with most horror movies I like them but I hate how the characters make the most dumb decisions but in this movie they make really smart decisions like Idris grabbing the gun or Nora stabbing the lion with a tranquilizer dart in the ass yes
Saw this on Carnage count and the kill count was great for this movie plus if she is doing a lion week type ideas Roar and the ghost n the darkness will be excellent lion horror movies choices on this channel
I feel like this is 80% realistic animal horror film I've scene. It's not too dramatic but in that situation it felt real when the lion the mc around the vehicle.
I saw the trailer for this movie here on YT and didn't think too much of it aside from... Yeah, the lion looks pretty good ngl, but it's good to hear a critic like Alteori thinks it's worth watching. I haven't seen a movie in so long though since I don't go to movie theaters, don't have any functional device that can play DVDs and also don't have a streaming account since it just wouldn't be worth the price for another thing to only remember I own once a month lol. At least the reviews are always entertaining here though and one day I might end up watching this movie, if I remember it among the long list of other movies I'd be willing to give a try eventually ^^'
Hello Alteori. Oooh, I seen the trailer, got my attention, I love lions. I watch the Lion Whisperer - Kevin Richardson, he form bonds with lions, hyenas and leopards. You should check out his video. Anyway, another great video, Alteori, I like it, see you in the next one.
If you love animal attack movies, may I suggest “The Ghost and the Darkness”. It's an old movie from 9g with Val Kilmer and Micheal Douglas and it is based on a true story of a lion attacking humans in 1898.
This movie reminds me of a similar movie from back in the day call the ghost and the darkness its a good movie bass on a true story about two maneater lions from tsavo Also i think maneating animals are smarter them we think there almost human but smarter take gustave the maneating Croc from Burundi he is crazy smart and is able to out smart all the trappers and hunters he had after him
9:59 I understand where your coming from with the window but it’s not a automatic window it’s the window you have to manual wind up yourself, by the time you try to wind it up the lion (with its acute sense of hearing) he would’ve made out where on the car the sound is coming from and they would be in the same place as they are right now, what I would do is not wait for the lion to hop on the car, as soon as I hop in the car and the lion hits the window the open window is what I’m going for first, but I can’t say it will end differently or the same way, I do agree with you on this though but with the Lions great senses they would be in the same place as they are right now
If your wondering why they didn't radio in any other rangers was because they were in a area of mountains were the radio wouldn't work if your wondering
I feel the window scene was great because in that situation i don't think any normal human would be able to think fast enough to think about closing the windows because i mean- you're being attacked by a lion- you're in shock from fear.
You know Alteroeion there was a wolf attack that actually happened in India back in the nineties there was a documentary on it either NatGeographic or original Animal Planet when it made sense ( it could have been the Real Wild series 🤔!)
Haven't seen this movie yet, but I do intend on watching it looks interesting. The only thing I will say is there are no recorded cases of multiple male lions in the same Pride mature or not this would never happen. However, there are times when brothers will stick together throughout their life but they never join prides it is just a group or pair of 2 - 3 male lions. Also lions don't really "hold grudges" like that I mean it's all fun a games good movie story well done but the only know cases of big cats behaving that way that title goes to the tiger Bangal to be exact they do this quit often actually.
The films is a message that the real villain wasn’t the lion it was the poachers. Imagine you spending tine with your family and all of sudden they get taken away from you. How would you guys feel if that happened to you. Me personally I would’ve wanted revenge.
Hey @Alteori. I know you typically do only movie reactions, but given your analytical and emotional mindset which is amazing as insightful content to watch; have you considered watching and reacting to music videos?? If so; I'd recommend and a "one-off' maybe....reacting to the band Sabaton Christmas Truce. If you understand WWI and/or WWII history and see this; you'll know what their song is about and good god this will hit the emotions hard.
Sabaton is a symphonic metal band that really touches of historical events and they do it in a way that is NOT edgy. It is surprisingly emotionally insightful. I'd suggest taking a look at it.
While I like the fact that it all ended with baiting the lion towards a resident pride, realistically, this would’ve happened faster. The moment those brothers heard or smelled him (let’s be honest, he wasn’t being subtle) in their territory, they would’ve tracked him down and either chased him out, or if he refused to leave, kill him. Best aspect of the film was bringing awareness to the lion bone trade. While not explicitly stated, it’s risen due to the scarcity of tigers, so poachers will kill lions and sell the parts as tiger parts. It’s caused West African populations to be critically endangered and is also affecting leopard and jaguar populations in some areas.
While I can understand Mare's bitterness to a point, one scene where she pissed me off was when Nate promises Norah that they will be ok. Mare then essentially rips into him, implying that he is making a false promise by bringing up that he had promised Norah that her mother wouldn't die. Hell, even NORAH tells her to shut the hell up
I watched this movie myself and I pretty much enjoyed it. Sure there were some parts with the girls being a little annoying, but everything else was cool. I didn't even look away at the parts with the dead bodies or the rogue lion killing.
The story in this movie is actually what tigers do in real life, I've read about one case in Russian, a hunter had shot and injured a tiger and then took it's prey, and because of that, the tiger stalked him and even went as far as following his sent back to his home and waited there for almost 2 days for him to come home, and when he got there, it caught and tore him to pieces then ate him, I guess it ate him cause it was hungry after he stole it's meal, but that shows how vengeful tigers are, and you might think that their orange color doesn't really do much in camo but it actually does, I saw this video of a tiger attacking some people on a elephant back, like you didn't see it until it leeped like 10ft in the air and sliced up one of the guys hand with it's claws, like you heard it's roars but didn't see it, not even the moving of the grass as it ran towards them but I guess that's because when you see a tiger, note that he was already stalking you an hour ago and the end is near😂
and also the point where he hid in the water from the lion made me think that he would be eaten/attacked or the lion would be attacked but unfortunately no
about the guy who found his 'friends' dead he has a hint of shock but hes rationalizing lion behavior he mostly seems on high alert not really focusing on his friends being dead so i dont think it had a chance to hit him as to why the girl wandered off shes a kid its what they do as for them leaving the school door open they probably think the lion is dead i mean the fall alone should have killed it but then on top of that it was ingulfed in a Firey blast like how is it NOT dead lol that aside despite my comments on your comments about the movie i love your vids
Oh man if you liked this movie then I really think you’d like Backcountry. It’s about a couple that go camping in bear country. It’s so good. It’s based off a real story but changed a bit for TV. I highly recommend it to anyone and would love a review of it maybe one day. :)
I really feel for the lion. His whole pride was just killed by poachers. Can you blame him for wanting to kill the poachers? I honestly cheered when he did.
He killed innocent people so f that, the second you kill people who did noting you lose all sympathy this thing obviously knows what's up
@@syxpcotic9452 i mean its an animal but true you can feel empathy for something that kills innocent people
@@mrpeddlethesealion yea it is an animal so how many animals you know that actively hunts down humans even if their entire family dies, that almost never happens so its already fiction
@@syxpcotic9452 we know it’s fiction
@@angryboi595 please read with understanding my guy
Ok.. During that whole scene with Martin’s sacrifice and jeep setting on fire, I was expecting the lion to survive. But what I didn’t expect was for him to come out PRACTICALLY UNSCATHED!! That car was completely engulfed in flames and that lion comes out with just a few burns and looking roughly just like he did before. I was expecting the lion to come out looking burnt to a crisp and badly injured with his mane mostly burnt off and even more enraged. I personally think that would’ve added to the horror in this movie that the lion should be dead, but it’s been driven so far into madness that it simply refuses to die.
omg ME TOO!!! LOL
@@Alteori I thought there where to “bad Lions” they are hinting it throughout the movie that there are more than one bad lion. But seeing all the burn patches on it. seems to be only one
Bro is legit a super lion
Just like the lion king 2019
How badly injured and burnt to a crisp are we talking about?
The lion would become my hero if he had eaten the oldest daughter. She was the singular most insufferable character. Mare was just so self-absorbed, to the point that she was willing to tell her dad “don’t make promises you can’t keep“ just to be a brat! I was rooting for the lion at that point
5:50 I think Martin's non-reaction is just part of his character. Been following an Afrikaans TH-camr from South Africa lived in China. from what I gathered, they are used to dealing with violence and death. And the movie does reveal Martin's backstory more when they run into the proachers, so when he was explaining the situation to Nate, he was not scared by the deaths, but, amist confusion, trying to piece together what happened and what action he's taking. Later he choose to go off alone, to either stop the lion or kill the proachers.
you have a point there
@@Alteori can also confirm Violence in South Africa is so huge that its a daily thing. We still get shocked to brutal deaths that do happen but its become routine. Which is actually sad if you think of it
i live in south africa him saying those ppl are his friends and he doesnt react dude thats weird as hell to me
@@specialazy8519 same here. But i think its just his acting. Or he is used to seeing death
I think his lack of reaction might also have smth to do with him... Most likely having done off a few humans himself prior to the events of this movie so imo, it's pretty likely that he's already more desensitized then a regular individual would be living in a bad area. Later in the car after he was attacked though? I think a lotta that could be attributed to shock and blood loss as I know what shock feels like and that does tend to cause under reactions to the situation after the initial panic fades. Luckily, haven't gone into shock from anything serious though, I'm just hemophobic and have fainted over a small scratch before ^^' which sucks ngl but ig it can be mildly amusing in hindsight
There needs to be more animal slasher movies like this one. I would love to see one about a bear or a hippo that’s rouge.
A hippo would be an interesting antagonist. Those animals are super aggressive. Let's just hope film makers choose not adapt "Hungry Hungry Hippos"
Watch the revenant
@@onlyoldnavy not a creature creature but that fight was vicious
A Polar bear sea leopard or bats horror movie could have been neat to create
The two lions of tsavo wpuld make for an excellent movie. Check out the story if you havent heard about it, man eating lions terrorizing an operation in africa in 1898 iirc.
If you like this movie at all you need to watch "Ghost in the Darkness". Best lion movie ever made 👍.
Yup.
Isn't it based on a actual event as well?
Ghost and the darkness is my all time favorite movie
@@EmeraldLilly94 it is
@@EmeraldLilly94 the Tsavo Man-Eaters - a pair of maneless male lions that killed dozens of people, and are still on display in the Field Museum of Natural History
You can also tell how much of a menace this lion is from the Crocs running away just by being around, which they don't do unless they wanna go in water or something attacked them
As someone who has ran for their life from a mountain lion in the hills of Kentucky fighting wildfire's , you don't want to find yourself running from a big cat... It's possibly the scariest event of my time fighting forest fire not involving human interaction (typically people up to illegal activity shooting at you).
Ok first that’s rare second never turn you’re back on a mountain lion they see it as an opportunity to catch you by surprise and third buy a lottery ticket
@@diggydog0099 I had two choices as it's cub was at my feet and several acres of fire behind me, run uphill or run down hill... I ran off it, I did buy some lottery tickets after that, won 500$ on 4$ between 2, 2$ scratchers... I didn't want to be anywhere near that cub when momma got there, and she was about a football field from me when I noticed the cub, and about 50 yards when I realized I'm screwed either way I go because I need to get away from that cub asap or get mauled.
Found out about Anti-Poachers thanks to this video and I now know what I want to do for a living
Each one of them has a special place in hell.
This movie sent chills down my spine. It is kind good for people to be reminded that lions are apex predators
Tigers would definitely be scarier. Hell, even a female Mountain Lion that gets injured by a farmer while searching for food for her cubs, who shoots it because its on his property, and instead of dying it just has a hurt leg because of it and it then goes on to kill all these people and uses them as food for her cubs. She then ends up being put down in a hard-fought battle against that same old farmer and his son. Then, they realize she had cubs and the cubs then one day will be raised in captivity. That could be something.
Or like the female Tiger who was actually injured and then went on to kill a bunch of kids and had them fed to her cubs. All had to be put down.
'Poor Toyoyta.' Girl, you killed me with that! x'D
I went to go see this movie opening day and I enjoyed it. I had a bit of a hard time getting through the scenes where he talks about his wife because I had just recently lost my mom to a terminal illness. Still a really good thriller, though.
agree hope ur doing well man
I’m sorry for your loss, I hope your doing well, and I agree, I enjoyed this movie as well
Alteori, if you haven't checked him out yet, "Kevin Richardson Lions" is who you need to search on youtube. He's the real deal, his lions LOVE him and he loves them right back.
Not like that ya weirdo.
One of them even brought her newborn cubs for him to check-out. The ultimate trust. They often even keep the father away for a while.
Congratulations on the new place :) I HATE moving, but into forest sounds like a dream.
I honestly like the echo more than what you've got now it makes it so unique, in my opinion.
Alteori got them echo acoustics 😂😂
😭😅 right!!
@@Alteori hey Alteori can you please review the Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts fan animation Spanish and the lion king and Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts and Dragons the Nine Realms season 2 and 3 and season 4 which will be coming out 2 days before my birthday in November 17th
Wassup Alteori. Big fan of yo content. Btw can you review The Backcountry? It's basically Cokey the bears sober cousin.
As a south Africa, I love hearing characters in a movie speaking afrikaans. I dont see it as much, but it's cool when I do see it.
Gotta hand it to this movie and that it’s FAR more superior than most mainstream Hollywood movies. Most of them depict animals as being these mindless killing machines who for some reason always have a taste for human flesh. In this movie however the animal has a motivation as to why it’s doing this and it makes it a little more realistic. Still outlandish compared to real life, but still more realistic than movies like The Meg or Piranha.
That final fight was a joke
You got a good point on Piranha but the Meg? Were you really expecting the Meg, of all movies to be realistic?
@@treyrex5987 No lol
@@huntercool2232 Oh, okay! Just asking.
The meg and pirahna was just dumb fun nothing much
Plus we don't know much about how prehistoric Fishes actually to really make a realistic film about them so that doesn't count as well
Honestly this film was awsome had elements of the shallows and 47 meters down and of course Idris which made this an absolute masterpiece
You mean kujo and the lion king honestly this movie pissed me off because it its an insult to intelligence
I feel really bad for the lion. I’ve actually seen a lion lose their family, this female baby lion who we called “Pandy” and she and her entire family were white lions (so albino), her family was killed by poachers because they’re albino and albino animals are rare so they want to kill them to have them as trophies and get money (which is really messed up, imagine being killed just to be made into a trophy for money), she was the only one who we could help and she grew up to trust and love us, one time a poacher snuck in the “enclosure” (idk how else to word it so imma just say that) and tried to kill Pandy, but Pandy ended up killing him (karma bitch). And for some reason she was gonna be executed on a certain day for defending herself, we had to convince so many people she wouldn’t do this again and we continued to raise her well, we just told people that they shouldn’t sneak in. However she was sadly executed anyway and I’m still torn up about that
So I can almost feel for the lion “beast” in this movie, he had his family killed by poachers, he thought he could trust humans and was proven wrong, and he just wanted to get revenge for his family and just went wild and broke down and went insane. And more people tried to get in his way and attack him for also right reasons, no side is really in the wrong, I feel really bad for him
poor lionnes thats just unfair
Were they really albino?
All of them?
Not all white lions are albino, but if they were then that's crazy!
I wonder what could've caused that?
was great movie wasnt it? my favorite scene was when he saw the lion in the distance and ran back to vehicle. Made me realize tall grass is really hard to run in.
I loved this movie. My mom was also getting frustrated with the daughters not listening to the dad, which i get it. Martin (amazing South African actor) was a great character to me and Idris Elba fighting a lion was awesome
The thing about the movie that I found to be super frustrating were the daughters, mainly the older one. Throughout the movie they stayed causing problems and not listening to their dad 😂
Like one of the scenes that just made me facepalm is when they were all basically trapped in the car or in some type of danger (I forget exactly when) and thats when the older daughter decided to start an argument about their mom.
Then there's the countless times where the girls are told "stay there" and they just go and ignore it. Like it's that the older daughter managed to save Martin, but had the lion not been distracted, she'dbe dead.
9:37 that joke literally made my day!
The fact you referenced one of my old time faves Orca 40 into the vid.... just warms my heart
I knew this movie was going to be good when I saw the trailer and it's great!! Hi Alteori!!
5:50 I think the reason why yes not reacting is simple. Fear, panic, anger, and sorrow are useless in a situation like that. Focused calm is the only viable emotion in the situation.
The lion prides interaction with Martin remained me so much of Kevin Richardson.
5:18 when he said "cats don't do this" that remind me The Ghost and the Darkness (1996). And staying inside at car, that remind me Prey (2007)
This was awesome to see in theaters there was so much suspense and the fact that he went to to toe with a lion to save his family was incredible
Can confirm on the horse biting. When I was 8 I went to a horse ranch and was petting a horses nose too close to its mouth and it clamped down on my hand. It was like a fucking vise and no matter how hard i tried I couldn’t get it to let go. I started crying immediately and one of the ranch hands came over and helped me get my hand out of its mouth but it took him, my mom’s friend (who’s a pretty big guy) and myself to get loose. I still adore horses, I wasn’t mad at it it was my fault, but man that shit hurt like hell.
I had a horse lean into me, stepping on my foot, because he smelled the sugar cubes in my pocket.
I got a different vibe with the poachers "helping" Nate. There was a high chance they were actually gonna use him and his daughters for ransom money. It does happen often than you think over there in Africa.
Crawl, The Edge, and Ghost and the Darkness are the best creature feature type movies
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
Hey, I've subscribed to this channel for a while and I just wanna say that your reaction to the movie sand ( It's something like that ) was hilarious, my favorite part was when you put that cat edit when that bad actor screamed.
9:20 That was.. oddly specific Alteori
11:10 Edit: *That was even more specific.*
Love the video and It kinda reminds me of the 1996 Tsavo Lion movie called Ghost and the Darkness
Has Alteori done The Ghost and the Darkness? I saw the lions in the Field Museum in Chicago. The real number of kills was less than stated in the movie, but still very alarming.
There has been a study done on that, mostly on the victims who were killed and eaten, there were other victims left uneaten, the lions killed them just for the sake of killing, scientists didn't disregard that theory but at the same time, didn't dwell on it either
These types of movies makes me root for the animal
Same, humans suck
One critique I’ll give is I wish they gave the lions proper lion roars because it sounds like they’re using tiger sound effects still but I’m gonna watch it can’t wait
Happy To have you back! I need to watch the movie by myself first :P
It's not even evil Mufasa. It's Darth Mufasa
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed the movie, but yes, everything you said was completely facts. Lots of dumb decisions and disregard for safety.
I love how you will say random things that have me hollering with laughter. The spider's ass in the air was one of those. So random and so funny. Love your videos. I look forward to the next.
It was a really good movie I’m not gonna lie I like the very end when the brothers came over to rescue the main characters to find off the Rogue lion
Wife and I saw this in the theater. Loved it. Right up there with Ghost in the Darkness
Great review as always keep doing what you are doing.
All right so I washed the movie and here's what I think about it I loved it I loved how it felt natural a traumatized lion who's defensive it didn't ever feel like it was a supernatural creature it was just a lion the ending was amazing and I felt physical pain anytime the medical scenes happen especially the one with the hand sanitizer I'm sad that Martin died I really thought he was going to live and I'm also impressed with the work they did it's actually possible that a lion could survive that because he wasn't in the initial blast radius he could have ran away and just gotten Burns I'll be it he shouldn't have been running around and sprinting after that but still he would have been alive probably while not the most likely outcome it is it is an outcome and it's possible oh yeah and I almost forgot to add I had to edit this I didn't feel like any of the characters were stupid that's a problem I have with most horror movies I like them but I hate how the characters make the most dumb decisions but in this movie they make really smart decisions like Idris grabbing the gun or Nora stabbing the lion with a tranquilizer dart in the ass yes
Saw this on Carnage count and the kill count was great for this movie plus if she is doing a lion week type ideas
Roar and the ghost n the darkness will be excellent lion horror movies choices on this channel
I feel like this is 80% realistic animal horror film I've scene. It's not too dramatic but in that situation it felt real when the lion the mc around the vehicle.
Not really realistic. The rouge lion's snout is definitely too long
Nice film honestly especially since nothing else was put that caught my eye
5:15 Bro I’ve seen more emotion from a guy who’s Minecraft Dog died
Great video
In this movie, there’s two kind of family people: one that’s fighting for his family’s survival while the other fights to avenge them
This lion Design looks exactly like Scarface who is a real actual lion from the Maasai Mara in Kenya
I saw the trailer for this movie here on YT and didn't think too much of it aside from... Yeah, the lion looks pretty good ngl, but it's good to hear a critic like Alteori thinks it's worth watching. I haven't seen a movie in so long though since I don't go to movie theaters, don't have any functional device that can play DVDs and also don't have a streaming account since it just wouldn't be worth the price for another thing to only remember I own once a month lol. At least the reviews are always entertaining here though and one day I might end up watching this movie, if I remember it among the long list of other movies I'd be willing to give a try eventually ^^'
Hello Alteori.
Oooh, I seen the trailer, got my attention, I love lions. I watch the Lion Whisperer - Kevin Richardson, he form bonds with lions, hyenas and leopards. You should check out his video.
Anyway, another great video, Alteori, I like it, see you in the next one.
I believe I've seen a little bit of that but it might be something else. I'll check it out 😉
You'll love them, lol. The animals he raised are beautiful but still wild.
that lion had nothing to live for anymore and also developed a taste for human flesh, which shows that this lion really hit rock bottom
Saw this when it hit theaters. Reminded me of the ghost in the darkness movie with Val Kilmer. I highly recommend it alteori.
If you love animal attack movies, may I suggest “The Ghost and the Darkness”. It's an old movie from 9g with Val Kilmer and Micheal Douglas and it is based on a true story of a lion attacking humans in 1898.
Very good review!
0:28 The echoes not terrible it's quite tolerable actually. 💯👌
Don't forget the awesome camera movement, the continuous shot vibes
Have to say I like your new chibi fox
Your background reminded me of the school computer backgrounds, it was a photo from an Irish beach that I went to, the exact place
I enjoyed it too not a favorite but I enjoyed it we love you Alteori keep them coming
Ghost and the darkness vibes I love it!
This movie reminds me of a similar movie from back in the day call the ghost and the darkness its a good movie bass on a true story about two maneater lions from tsavo
Also i think maneating animals are smarter them we think there almost human but smarter take gustave the maneating Croc from Burundi he is crazy smart and is able to out smart all the trappers and hunters he had after him
9:59 I understand where your coming from with the window but it’s not a automatic window it’s the window you have to manual wind up yourself, by the time you try to wind it up the lion (with its acute sense of hearing) he would’ve made out where on the car the sound is coming from and they would be in the same place as they are right now, what I would do is not wait for the lion to hop on the car, as soon as I hop in the car and the lion hits the window the open window is what I’m going for first, but I can’t say it will end differently or the same way, I do agree with you on this though but with the Lions great senses they would be in the same place as they are right now
If your wondering why they didn't radio in any other rangers was because they were in a area of mountains were the radio wouldn't work if your wondering
Why can't the lion go john wick without being the "bad guy"? They should make a movie like that
That would be a badass movie
Orca did something like that
Wtf is wrong with you people?
Can’t wait to watch this movie 😊
I feel the window scene was great because in that situation i don't think any normal human would be able to think fast enough to think about closing the windows because i mean- you're being attacked by a lion- you're in shock from fear.
You know Alteroeion there was a wolf attack that actually happened in India back in the nineties there was a documentary on it either NatGeographic or original Animal Planet when it made sense ( it could have been the Real Wild series 🤔!)
What I really like about this movie is there are scenes where they are shot in just one shot.
I like how one of the daughters was wearing a Jurassic Park shirt in the beginning
Haven't seen this movie yet, but I do intend on watching it looks interesting. The only thing I will say is there are no recorded cases of multiple male lions in the same Pride mature or not this would never happen.
However, there are times when brothers will stick together throughout their life but they never join prides it is just a group or pair of 2 - 3 male lions.
Also lions don't really "hold grudges" like that I mean it's all fun a games good movie story well done but the only know cases of big cats behaving that way that title goes to the tiger Bangal to be exact they do this quit often actually.
Not sure if Alteori appreciates the awesomeness that is Sharlto Copley. 😂
There is literally no force on this good earth that could possibly motivate me to bro hug a freaking lion🤣
The films is a message that the real villain wasn’t the lion it was the poachers. Imagine you spending tine with your family and all of sudden they get taken away from you. How would you guys feel if that happened to you. Me personally I would’ve wanted revenge.
Heyyyyy alteori, could you look at the movie "ant bully" ? It's one of my favorites 😊
MUFASA!!! Oooh...do it again🤣🤣🤣
Hey @Alteori. I know you typically do only movie reactions, but given your analytical and emotional mindset which is amazing as insightful content to watch; have you considered watching and reacting to music videos?? If so; I'd recommend and a "one-off' maybe....reacting to the band Sabaton Christmas Truce. If you understand WWI and/or WWII history and see this; you'll know what their song is about and good god this will hit the emotions hard.
Sabaton is a symphonic metal band that really touches of historical events and they do it in a way that is NOT edgy. It is surprisingly emotionally insightful. I'd suggest taking a look at it.
2:16 she’s wearing the holy movie
While I like the fact that it all ended with baiting the lion towards a resident pride, realistically, this would’ve happened faster. The moment those brothers heard or smelled him (let’s be honest, he wasn’t being subtle) in their territory, they would’ve tracked him down and either chased him out, or if he refused to leave, kill him. Best aspect of the film was bringing awareness to the lion bone trade. While not explicitly stated, it’s risen due to the scarcity of tigers, so poachers will kill lions and sell the parts as tiger parts. It’s caused West African populations to be critically endangered and is also affecting leopard and jaguar populations in some areas.
While I can understand Mare's bitterness to a point, one scene where she pissed me off was when Nate promises Norah that they will be ok. Mare then essentially rips into him, implying that he is making a false promise by bringing up that he had promised Norah that her mother wouldn't die. Hell, even NORAH tells her to shut the hell up
I watched this movie myself and I pretty much enjoyed it. Sure there were some parts with the girls being a little annoying, but everything else was cool. I didn't even look away at the parts with the dead bodies or the rogue lion killing.
I joked to my brother that u were gonna do a pov vid for the lion 🤞. I'd watch that.
Dude I was watching goji center new voice acting one of the videos okay first of all ergy center is my favorite channel and so you are too
Martin has definitely seen and done enough killing that seeing innocent people getting slaughtered doesn't really phase him.
i swear when i saw this movie i was like wtf is Idriss Elba doing in this ? felt like having jake gyllenhaal in "sharknado" *
I loved the movie so mcuh
As a south African there would be more panic but other wise they are doing a great job
I heard this movie is pretty good. I might go check it out later on
Keep the echo it’s cool
I grew up with pitbulls and my family pitbull did her best to save me from a husky attack 19 years ago I love bitbulls
Hey Alteori, just wanna suggest a great yet underrated movie that I think you should watch and review:
"Exists"
The story in this movie is actually what tigers do in real life, I've read about one case in Russian, a hunter had shot and injured a tiger and then took it's prey, and because of that, the tiger stalked him and even went as far as following his sent back to his home and waited there for almost 2 days for him to come home, and when he got there, it caught and tore him to pieces then ate him, I guess it ate him cause it was hungry after he stole it's meal, but that shows how vengeful tigers are, and you might think that their orange color doesn't really do much in camo but it actually does, I saw this video of a tiger attacking some people on a elephant back, like you didn't see it until it leeped like 10ft in the air and sliced up one of the guys hand with it's claws, like you heard it's roars but didn't see it, not even the moving of the grass as it ran towards them but I guess that's because when you see a tiger, note that he was already stalking you an hour ago and the end is near😂
anyone else notice the mutltiple crocodile tails in the water? at 7:46
just wanna point that out because that suggests his leg was probably grabbed by them too, being where he got his injury from
and also the point where he hid in the water from the lion made me think that he would be eaten/attacked or the lion would be attacked but unfortunately no
about the guy who found his 'friends' dead he has a hint of shock but hes rationalizing lion behavior he mostly seems on high alert not really focusing on his friends being dead so i dont think it had a chance to hit him as to why the girl wandered off shes a kid its what they do as for them leaving the school door open they probably think the lion is dead i mean the fall alone should have killed it but then on top of that it was ingulfed in a Firey blast like how is it NOT dead lol that aside despite my comments on your comments about the movie i love your vids
I also would like to see the lion's pov
Oh man if you liked this movie then I really think you’d like Backcountry. It’s about a couple that go camping in bear country. It’s so good. It’s based off a real story but changed a bit for TV. I highly recommend it to anyone and would love a review of it maybe one day. :)