Okay am I the only one who finds the death at 2:52 hilarious? The dude pulled out a little knife and the predator was like "nah bro, keep the change" 😂😂
The fact that these trappers slaughtered all those Bison and let their bodies to waste in the earlier scene (which is what nearly drove the species to extinction) made this Predator beatdown all the more satisfying.
I always love how much personality the Predators have. All kudos to the actor, it cannot be easy to get across emotions with heavy prosthetics and an inhuman face.
2:06 What I find fascinating is that the humans were competent, they were just outgunned and outmatched. The French used traps and superior numbers to help them, but it only worked for so long. Meanwhile the Comanche had the better fighting skills and raw ferocity, but even that didn't help them.
make sense given this is taking place back in time when humans need to be competent everyday to really just survive Life. It also gives a foundation in Predator Lore in why Predators see humans are a worthy prey to hunt, apart from soldiers, police etc, average humans in modern days aren't exactly what I would considered worthy prey for the Yautja race. Going back in time really provides the answer
I think the French were very arrogant that they could take on a creature they didn’t know it’s pure strength. Thats why they were so incompetent. (Then again, French are arrogant regardless so it’s a given). That’s sort of the theme with most bad guys, especially with this franchise. The villain is always arrogant and thus their arrogance and pride is their downfall in the end. And if you want to test me and say “well arrogance is not an excuse” I want you to name me 5 villains out of a billion who lost other than their arrogance and pride? Even if you can, it’s a pretty low number.
@@ulfberht4431 that’s pretty much the thesis statement of Prey. If you’re gonna hunt (which people do for various reasons, survival, sport, profit etc), you gotta know and respect the fact that whatever you’re trying to kill can also very well kill you first. Note how pretty much every antagonist in the film dies as a result of underestimating their quarry, from the French trappers who shoot first and ask questions later, to the Comanche guy in the tree talking up a big game before getting his shit rocked by the cougar. Also note how the question of better tech is consistently answered with an emphatic “no, all the high tech in the world isn’t gonna guarantee your survival”. The bowstring gets damp and snaps. The muskets do fuck all. The flintlock fails to fire. The Predator’s mask is used to fatally bamboozle it. All in all, the message is “know thy enemy”, or perhaps “know thy prey”. A big gun means jack shit if you don’t understand what you’re shooting at and what it’s capable of.
@@thatkidwiththehoodie Couldn’t have said it better myself! In fact, what you’ve just said I can 100% agree on. It’s a shame that people who review this film never think in a nuance way like you just did! The whole “know your prey” theme actually makes this film sound a lot more deep than it needs to be, which isn’t a bad thing. But instead we get idiots out there who complain the competency of the bad guys or question the realism of this movie which makes me wonder why these people are reviewers to begin with if they have this low level of thinking.
@@ulfberht4431 thank you so much!! Yeah, it really frustrates me too that people have taken to relentlessly picking apart movies. Y’know what it feels like to me? It feels like trying to outsmart a movie, to establish dominance, to prove yourself as smarter and better than the movies you talk about. Hell, I used to be that guy, I know how it works. It’s just draining over time, and you miss out on so much when you go into a movie looking for problems. You gotta meet a movie on its own terms, and judge it from there. In addition, a movie doesn’t have to be dense to be deep. Prey is a pretty simple movie, all things considered, it’s easy to follow and doesn’t slow down, but it still delivers a nuanced message effectively and efficiently. It reminds me of The Dark Knight in a way (strange take I know, bear with me), just in how it’s this… perfect, well-oiled machine of a film, every piece fits together and serves its function perfectly.
Why does nobody ever talk about the net death. That shit is fucking wicked, and the minimal way in which it was filmed in this was really fucking tasteful.
At the end when it forms into a ball is like a kid viciously crushing a bug into paste in their fist. All the weapons help communicate and complement Feral’s character
I’m definitely new to the Yautja and predator lore. But I saw a comment that mentioned the reason why this predator made so many mistakes was because he was young and it was his first ritual hunt. Also that he has a temper and it shows a lot. I really enjoy the fact that they aren’t just mindless killers but they’re actually a species with personalities. Compared to say the original who was clearly far more experienced , level headed, and older.
This is a good movie. People just think it is full of woke stuff but it is not. It is good and accurate to the way people were back then. People complain that Naru couldn't possibly kill the Feral Predator 1 on 1, and that's true. She puts together a whole plan like Dutch did in the first film and it works. She doesn't beat it with strength, she beats it by being smart and fighting smart. Plus most of the Predators scenes were practical effects and not CGI. Unlike the Upgrade Predator from 2018.
Agreed. People label Naru as a Mary Sue pointlessly, as if she doesn't spend the entire movie having her teeth kicked in. What makes the movie good is that she learns from these mistakes and brings it all together to barely, just barely, beat the predator. Honestly, my favourite predator movie.
@@SpecialOrder935 Not at all if you pay attention. It's for sure exagerrated though especially in AVP. I think the fact that Feral is clearly using lower tech weapons shows they want a fair game and a challenge, this species has more advanced weapons but they want a dangerous hunt.
3:04 Predator: Wait you guys don't have any advanced mechanism that allows your primitive projectile weapons to shoot more than one bullet in semi quick succession with the ability to hold multiple projectiles in a single container for quicker replenishment?
Wolf is cool but like this one doesn’t act like a predator But I guess they are all individuals and all have their own approach Still never beat the grace of the Jungle Hunter , something about him makes him look Regal to me the way he moves his head the way he leans Feral is just a beast , I hate his walk and his unmasked face but I won’t deny that he is FUCKING COOL
2:47: I have no idea what he was saying but i think it means "bring it on" i guess😅. Then the predator just flips the trap and throws it NOW THAT WAS BADASS
The weird thing is, had this actually happened, and Naru wasn’t present during the event, there would have been no one to tell the story because the predator would have killed them all, all of the French hunters/frontiersmen (correct me if I’m wrong) would have been dead, leaving no trace of evidence
On first viewing I found the mines an odd choice by the Predator as it's a very indirect way of killing. Not much pred-cred so to speak. Then I realized it's following the same pattern as his other kills: he mimics the tools used by his prey. They made him step in a beartrap so now mines are fair game. It's also a great "fuck you" statement as he's noticeably just done with them as he takes off into the trees. Amazing film.
Also it's pretty clear that this Predator is a young blood. You really notice that he's bold, believes a lot in himself, and really enjoy the killing after years of training. He probably NEEDS to kill in various ways. Pretty nice that he's learning from his preys, testing the boundaries and the limits of the code of honor that Predators have.
. Love that part @ 2:48 Trapper challenges the Predator but since they used their dishonorable crude but effective tactics on it the Predator decides to kill him with the bear trap
@@davidruelas827 The predator was fighting Taabe until Naru joined the fight and started helping Taabe and distracting the predator. A lot of people don't notice this detail about the fight
@@1m073zh Bro this predator had no honor in him to fight taabe. Predators fight worthy opponents 1 on1 the fact that Naur just said hey shouldn't be enough to get the predator to fight dishonorable
I dunno. He came off as far too unintelligent to me. It’s why I’m not a big fan of the film. Armed to the teeth and didn’t know how his own weapons worked. An elder would have never allowed him to hunt.
@@skyfryer1223 Hence why he was a Young Blood (which is the lowest level of the combat Yautjas). He clearly had almost no experience. Still, he was able to do so many things.
@@michaelsong5555 Elder's make sure their youngsters are well beyond competent though. Especially if left to hunt alone. Feral didn't ever once know he was in a trap or ambush. Let Naru run off armed with a tomahawk. And didn't know how his own technology worked. The common denominator is to allow the plotting to give us the main character's story in full. It's just bit too dull in its plot structure. The story is fine, but the plot's competency is sacrificed too much for it especially in the 3rd act.
@@skyfryer1223 I didn't know Elder made sure their youngsters are "well beyond competent". I thought they give a basic course of the weapons and rules, but nothing else. Nothing about tactics, and nothing about their enemies -- this is so that the youngsters would FIGURE OUT whatever is needed on their own, through their own painful experience.
@@michaelsong5555 They mentor them until they know they're proficient in their technique and with their weapons and tools. Feral didn't even know how his projectiles worked which was abit funny lol. But absolutely like you said, they don't help with strategies or hints. But they absolutely would shame any Yaujtas who don't know how their weapons work. They train for half a century or so before their first hunt.
On whose part? Are the trappers defending themselves from a threat that already attacked them once, or is the Predator defending itself from the trappers ambush? I guess the answer could be both here.
This Predator seems, like a high school bully, who took one semester of boxing classes and now beats up everybody, who is smaller than him and laughs at them... Asshole in other words Ones from 1st and 2nd movie seemed like a professional fighters, who appreciate effort opponent makes, even if they dominate whole fight What tells me this is mere fact that this one just throws stuff at enemies and uses gadgets, when he sees somebody draw a knife- which first two i mentioned earlier would cream their pants for, as they wanted ones, who fight them, no matter the odds
Yeah this predator has most of the traits of a Bad Blood. He interrupted the hunts of other animals, he used cloaking in a 1v1 with the brother and additionally stabbed him from behind while cloaked(twice the dishonor), he killed Raphael when he couldn’t defend or protect himself, he used ranged weapons in his final 1v1 with Naru and dishonor aside, he also made some stupid decisions when it came to his technology and Naru.
@@sanguinarius4458 I dunno anything about Bad Bloods, but from my perspective, when you compare how Predator treated Billy in 1st movie, or Lambert in 2nd- while over here- where he has whole bunch of men willing to take him on in hand to hand combat he just swings shit around, instead of taking them on- for me it just seems disrespectful to his courageous prey
If they drug him is the only way. He breathes just like us. Maybe since fentanyl is so deadly they can expose him to it in order to kill him or slow him down.
When that guy had his head cut off at The tree, The poor man pulled out a tiny knife, and The Way The predator just tilted his head, and then kind of laughed at him - After he cut his head off. That was Funny.
I would just like to point out that apparently Feral might have an affinity towards catch-spinning-object trick kills lol. He did it twice in the span of like 5 minutes, once with the bear trap and again with a hatchet. Both were cool as hell I won't lie
@@baozenfhei9076 not a Army my bad maybe a battlion in the deep woodlands of this same time period, but instead French fur trappers they where British Red coats
I could not figure out why the trees were all destroyed. But when she was in the tree fighting the mountain lion, there was a flash that caught her attention before she fell. That’s when the predator had killed a bunch of the trappers. That’s why they asked her later what see knew about the predator because they had already encountered him. So the trappers tried luring the predator with her and her brother.
They burned the trees to negate his cloak right? I think that’s what you’re saying anyway. He even looked mildly impressed lol. This feels like the kind of thing that might be in a deleted scene one day, even if it was right to delete it from the film. Hopefully we’ll see them one day.
I think it was more to do with the fact that the ash, while it didn’t clog up its cloaking device, it more or less made it obvious with its surroundings. So I guess if figured, why use this device if I can be easily seen?
In my opinion the best part of this scene is either the predator decapitating the guy with his shield or the predator just standing as the other guy shoots him him and the bullet bounces off and kills him
Funny how some french poachers have french canadian accent, some sound like americans who try to speak french and some sound like actual french from France lol
@@GhostGrind the leader is from montreal, Quebec. His second language is french. Yeah french canadian is called Quebecois. The pronunciation is the more notable difference. Slang and anglicisms too.
@@jessedorame9064 I wouldn’t call it primitive, just not energy based weapons But if you watch the movie again you might notice how the predator steps up his weapons the the particular targets Animal targets are approached with blades and claws Comanche’s have projectiles and spears The pred then equips the bolt gun & his glaive/staff/mace Fur trappers have GUNS so pred brings out the shield and those little bombs He is technically putting himself on a even field … but he definitely as many would say he has THE HIGH GROUND 😂
The artists who designed the predator like a game hunter. When go hunting deer, you use a rifle, not a grenade launcher. They hunt with gear in accordance to what technology the prey have. Not much fun if its too easy.
I think the predators like to be a bit fair, it makes their hunts more dangerous, fun, and honourable. Since he's not fighting moder nday humans he's likely brought lower-grade gear.
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I would like some backstory to the french hunters because the prepared the stage to counter the cloaking device of the predator and had him pinned down in the start. Did the french encounter another one in Europe or was it a coincidence
Assuming this movie still follows the lore that the Predators have been coming to Earth since ancient times, it's more likely they heard stories, or maybe even encountered one themselves. Given the time period, wars were very frequent in Europe, and Yautja love wars.
@@darthkarnage7538 that's what I was assuming. Predators go anywhere they can get a good fight and Europe would have had the most advanced weaponry at the time.
I think it was more that they couldn't see the predator the first time they were attacked, and decided to clear all possible cover to get some clear shots off. The fact that the ash disabled the cloak was probably just a coincidence in their favour.
@@darthkarnage7538 if this movie is cannon with comics then one of.them did see a predator before the translator.that talked to the girl was in the comics.and did fight a predator
As a civilization, 100% they are smarter, but lore wise, the skill and experience of the Hunter determines whether they are a better fighter and strategist then a human. The one in this movie is supposed to be not very good, so he gets outsmarted at the end of the movie.
Technologically, they’re more advanced, but their culture and core values are so different to ours that it’s hard to make a direct comparison. I suppose I’d say they’re around the same level of intelligence as humans, if humans went down a drastically different path.
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i love how the predator just looks at them like "really your kidding"
He was also giving off a "My turn" vibe too.
Hahaha the Feral Predator was probably laughing at muskets as fire arms.
Okay am I the only one who finds the death at 2:52 hilarious? The dude pulled out a little knife and the predator was like "nah bro, keep the change" 😂😂
I found it badass, the French guy was gonna take on the predator with a knife.
@@mysteriousstranger9521 he didnt stand a chance, plus pirates arent badass
The predator taking ass and kicking names
The french hunter pulling a knife: "appeler un médecin, MAIS PAS POUR MOI"
@@user.91721 that’s a hell of a take dude
@@thatkidwiththehoodie im jus being real
4:04 well that has to be the funniest and most pathetic death I’ve ever seen in the predator franchise
He got the least painfull and brutal death lol
2:46 My man was built without fear.
No so much when he has a trap on his face, plus the predator didn't see the French as a challenge
The fact that these trappers slaughtered all those Bison and let their bodies to waste in the earlier scene (which is what nearly drove the species to extinction) made this Predator beatdown all the more satisfying.
True. Almost like he's punishing them for needless killing, which the Yautja see as disgraceful. I like that.
@@justaghostinthesea Yeah, when the Comanches hunted Bison at least they didn't leave any part of the animal to waste
That axe fling in the air was badass tho
Especially that beartrap throw
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Right @ 3:25
Kaaschiinnggg, whoosh whoosh whoosh shaaauuuu
That bear trap though
A true young Predator G.
@@raven1462actually this one is part of what’s called the Feral Predators. Divergent species from the more famous Predators
3:37
Among all the ways you can tell this one is green that was definitely a "Huh, new trick noted for future reference."
Finally, the fight we have all been waiting for. Predator versus F R EN C H
3:30
The guy takes out a knife.
The Yautja looks at him like "No shit, seriously ?"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
4:00 I broke down laughing. Best death scene of 2022.
nlo, worst. unfair.
Gets me every time. There was an attempt xD
When they were reload the guns, predator was like (-_-)
more like " o_O "
“You guys fuckin serious right now?”
@@thatkidwiththehoodie 🍷😆😜
The frenchmen who shot the gun was lookin at each other and was like :"So um. . .shit" then reloads the gun
3:37 Predator: “Yep still got it”
I thought it was more like "huh I CAN do that" since he was looking as his shield before so he was just testing it out and later tried it on the girl
2:04 The Classic Predator Roar
"If it bleeds, we can kill it"
Why is this such a good phrase?
I always love how much personality the Predators have. All kudos to the actor, it cannot be easy to get across emotions with heavy prosthetics and an inhuman face.
2:06 What I find fascinating is that the humans were competent, they were just outgunned and outmatched.
The French used traps and superior numbers to help them, but it only worked for so long. Meanwhile the Comanche had the better fighting skills and raw ferocity, but even that didn't help them.
make sense given this is taking place back in time when humans need to be competent everyday to really just survive Life. It also gives a foundation in Predator Lore in why Predators see humans are a worthy prey to hunt, apart from soldiers, police etc, average humans in modern days aren't exactly what I would considered worthy prey for the Yautja race. Going back in time really provides the answer
I think the French were very arrogant that they could take on a creature they didn’t know it’s pure strength. Thats why they were so incompetent. (Then again, French are arrogant regardless so it’s a given). That’s sort of the theme with most bad guys, especially with this franchise. The villain is always arrogant and thus their arrogance and pride is their downfall in the end. And if you want to test me and say “well arrogance is not an excuse” I want you to name me 5 villains out of a billion who lost other than their arrogance and pride? Even if you can, it’s a pretty low number.
@@ulfberht4431 that’s pretty much the thesis statement of Prey. If you’re gonna hunt (which people do for various reasons, survival, sport, profit etc), you gotta know and respect the fact that whatever you’re trying to kill can also very well kill you first. Note how pretty much every antagonist in the film dies as a result of underestimating their quarry, from the French trappers who shoot first and ask questions later, to the Comanche guy in the tree talking up a big game before getting his shit rocked by the cougar.
Also note how the question of better tech is consistently answered with an emphatic “no, all the high tech in the world isn’t gonna guarantee your survival”. The bowstring gets damp and snaps. The muskets do fuck all. The flintlock fails to fire. The Predator’s mask is used to fatally bamboozle it.
All in all, the message is “know thy enemy”, or perhaps “know thy prey”. A big gun means jack shit if you don’t understand what you’re shooting at and what it’s capable of.
@@thatkidwiththehoodie
Couldn’t have said it better myself! In fact, what you’ve just said I can 100% agree on. It’s a shame that people who review this film never think in a nuance way like you just did! The whole “know your prey” theme actually makes this film sound a lot more deep than it needs to be, which isn’t a bad thing. But instead we get idiots out there who complain the competency of the bad guys or question the realism of this movie which makes me wonder why these people are reviewers to begin with if they have this low level of thinking.
@@ulfberht4431 thank you so much!! Yeah, it really frustrates me too that people have taken to relentlessly picking apart movies. Y’know what it feels like to me? It feels like trying to outsmart a movie, to establish dominance, to prove yourself as smarter and better than the movies you talk about. Hell, I used to be that guy, I know how it works. It’s just draining over time, and you miss out on so much when you go into a movie looking for problems. You gotta meet a movie on its own terms, and judge it from there.
In addition, a movie doesn’t have to be dense to be deep. Prey is a pretty simple movie, all things considered, it’s easy to follow and doesn’t slow down, but it still delivers a nuanced message effectively and efficiently. It reminds me of The Dark Knight in a way (strange take I know, bear with me), just in how it’s this… perfect, well-oiled machine of a film, every piece fits together and serves its function perfectly.
Why does nobody ever talk about the net death. That shit is fucking wicked, and the minimal way in which it was filmed in this was really fucking tasteful.
It's so gruesome and horrifying. I agree that the cinematography was masterful.
This is way too good to be a Hulu original I wish it was released theatrically
OmegaMorph is that you ?
At the end when it forms into a ball is like a kid viciously crushing a bug into paste in their fist.
All the weapons help communicate and complement Feral’s character
This movie had probably the best creative Predator kills in the history of the franchise.
2:50
3:24
3:35
2:50 coolest shit
He threw that bear trap as if it’s a throwing star 😂
I’m definitely new to the Yautja and predator lore. But I saw a comment that mentioned the reason why this predator made so many mistakes was because he was young and it was his first ritual hunt. Also that he has a temper and it shows a lot. I really enjoy the fact that they aren’t just mindless killers but they’re actually a species with personalities. Compared to say the original who was clearly far more experienced , level headed, and older.
2:50 These French Trapper was brave af, they know they gonna die and still stood to fight in the end
Looks like WW2 Frenchies learned from these French Trappers mistakes
@@lazerbeamAndCo better to die on your feet than stand on your knee
Pre-French Canadians.
This was the first r rated movie I was allowed to watch so this movie will forever hold a special place in my heart
Oh boy you started on a good one. Wait till you see the other R rated Sci-fi movies!
@@dubugga oh I can tell Aliens is already on my list and I managed to get a few down
2:50 my favourite kill. So brutal.
And to think the guys head is in the neck of the suit so he’s effectively blind
2:47 What did he say ?
This is a good movie. People just think it is full of woke stuff but it is not. It is good and accurate to the way people were back then. People complain that Naru couldn't possibly kill the Feral Predator 1 on 1, and that's true. She puts together a whole plan like Dutch did in the first film and it works. She doesn't beat it with strength, she beats it by being smart and fighting smart.
Plus most of the Predators scenes were practical effects and not CGI. Unlike the Upgrade Predator from 2018.
People would complain about woke BS if Aliens was launched today
@@albertoandrade9807this extremists are Just crazy
Agreed. People label Naru as a Mary Sue pointlessly, as if she doesn't spend the entire movie having her teeth kicked in. What makes the movie good is that she learns from these mistakes and brings it all together to barely, just barely, beat the predator. Honestly, my favourite predator movie.
Dutch almost barely made it. He was beaten to pulp while luring the predator to the trap. No one has faced a pred 1 to 1 and got out alive
"Predator doesn't want to be fed, he wants to hunt"
Thats the point
@@rockythewerepuppy2253 It's a reference
"Jurassic Park ova here...."
- Tony Soprano
I don't understand how people could hate this film. This Predator movie was way better than that 2018 garbage that was directed by Shane Black.
People hate this film?!?
It's probably because of the fact that Feral got bodied by wooden spears
It's the best since the first to be honest. Like I adore 2, but it was cheese.
You couldn't sound more like a bot if you tried...
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou The fuck are you talking about?
This Predator was clearly just enjoying himself.
Yep this one throw all the moral code out of the window, nothing like the modern Predator. That’s why he is called “ Feral “
Or he was getting back at the idiots who tried to capture him.
@@bolobalaman
Lol stop with the code bullshit it’s fake
@@SpecialOrder935 Not at all if you pay attention. It's for sure exagerrated though especially in AVP.
I think the fact that Feral is clearly using lower tech weapons shows they want a fair game and a challenge, this species has more advanced weapons but they want a dangerous hunt.
@@wizardswine
His tech even downgraded is still OP man … it’s never fair , the scale is always tipped
I missed seeing the monster commit the coolest of massacres. God I loved this movie.
4:02 “Take your best shot “
I've watched this film 5 times now and the bear trap kill gets me every time!! xD
3:04
Predator: Wait you guys don't have any advanced mechanism that allows your primitive projectile weapons to shoot more than one bullet in semi quick succession with the ability to hold multiple projectiles in a single container for quicker replenishment?
In other words “no shoot fast? L”
@@odstman2984 no shjt Xeno guy, we just barely made it out the Renaissance
“hé, nous y travaillons, d'accord?”
"Now that's just embarrassing."
This movie is so good it needs a cinema release wacthing a predator movie in cinemas is a diferent experience
I doubt it will happen but we are suppose to get it on DVD in November unless its canceled
God its so dissapointing that they didnt release this masterpiece in theaters
@@junneferluzeytonz the cinematography alone warrants a theatrical release
3:13 and 3:21 the axe 🪓 was bada$$
The predator just went like "man" after his cloak was disabled
That device used to cut the bear trap at 2:41 is one of my favorite Predator tools. It's simple and exotic without losing its utility or practicality.
The head tilt and little grumble after the decapitation/tree-chopping kills me. "Oops."
3:36 the way he just tilts his head, you can tell he's thinking "Damn I'm a fucking badass"
Feral’s officially one of my favorite Yautja (Predators) alongside Wolf! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Wolf is cool but like this one doesn’t act like a predator
But I guess they are all individuals and all have their own approach
Still never beat the grace of the Jungle Hunter , something about him makes him look Regal to me the way he moves his head the way he leans
Feral is just a beast , I hate his walk and his unmasked face but I won’t deny that he is FUCKING COOL
Feral Predator is an absolute monster! He slaughters them with great effectiveness.
2:47:
I have no idea what he was saying but i think it means "bring it on" i guess😅.
Then the predator just flips the trap and throws it NOW THAT WAS BADASS
Salopard, he's basically calling the Predator a bastard
@jenoc3541 Ohh, okay, thanks
It's like the predator doesn't see him as a challenge. Like it's not worth it
The weird thing is, had this actually happened, and Naru wasn’t present during the event, there would have been no one to tell the story because the predator would have killed them all, all of the French hunters/frontiersmen (correct me if I’m wrong) would have been dead, leaving no trace of evidence
On first viewing I found the mines an odd choice by the Predator as it's a very indirect way of killing. Not much pred-cred so to speak. Then I realized it's following the same pattern as his other kills: he mimics the tools used by his prey. They made him step in a beartrap so now mines are fair game. It's also a great "fuck you" statement as he's noticeably just done with them as he takes off into the trees. Amazing film.
That's a good catch actually. He also uses his Net Gun after they use the net on him. Makes me like him more.
Also it's pretty clear that this Predator is a young blood.
You really notice that he's bold, believes a lot in himself, and really enjoy the killing after years of training.
He probably NEEDS to kill in various ways. Pretty nice that he's learning from his preys, testing the boundaries and the limits of the code of honor that Predators have.
Fun fact. That shield was inspired off of Kratos' shield from God of War 2018
Yeah, sure
@@alexander6925 No it's true. Look it up
@@alexander6925 Jesus Christ he's right
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Love that part @ 2:48 Trapper challenges the Predator but since they used their dishonorable crude but effective tactics on it the Predator decides to kill him with the bear trap
Naw taabe fought him honorable this predator just chickens out when presented any type of fight
@@davidruelas827 That's actually not true
@@1m073zh Your right now every fight just this fight he new he would die if he fought Taabe
@@davidruelas827 The predator was fighting Taabe until Naru joined the fight and started helping Taabe and distracting the predator. A lot of people don't notice this detail about the fight
@@1m073zh Bro this predator had no honor in him to fight taabe. Predators fight worthy opponents 1 on1 the fact that Naur just said hey shouldn't be enough to get the predator to fight dishonorable
For a Young Blood Yautja, this guy is incredible. Had he survived, he would have been an excellent addition to the clan.
I dunno. He came off as far too unintelligent to me. It’s why I’m not a big fan of the film. Armed to the teeth and didn’t know how his own weapons worked. An elder would have never allowed him to hunt.
@@skyfryer1223 Hence why he was a Young Blood (which is the lowest level of the combat Yautjas). He clearly had almost no experience. Still, he was able to do so many things.
@@michaelsong5555 Elder's make sure their youngsters are well beyond competent though. Especially if left to hunt alone. Feral didn't ever once know he was in a trap or ambush. Let Naru run off armed with a tomahawk. And didn't know how his own technology worked. The common denominator is to allow the plotting to give us the main character's story in full. It's just bit too dull in its plot structure. The story is fine, but the plot's competency is sacrificed too much for it especially in the 3rd act.
@@skyfryer1223 I didn't know Elder made sure their youngsters are "well beyond competent". I thought they give a basic course of the weapons and rules, but nothing else. Nothing about tactics, and nothing about their enemies -- this is so that the youngsters would FIGURE OUT whatever is needed on their own, through their own painful experience.
@@michaelsong5555 They mentor them until they know they're proficient in their technique and with their weapons and tools. Feral didn't even know how his projectiles worked which was abit funny lol. But absolutely like you said, they don't help with strategies or hints. But they absolutely would shame any Yaujtas who don't know how their weapons work. They train for half a century or so before their first hunt.
And this Predator used more basic weapons compared to others.
Funny thing is, this was technically self-defense😅
On whose part? Are the trappers defending themselves from a threat that already attacked them once, or is the Predator defending itself from the trappers ambush? I guess the answer could be both here.
honestly these french have some b**** of steel. I couldnt really sense any fear in them when facing an entity from another world.
thats because you are not there and they likely took a heafty swig of liquid courage before hand
3:50 and 4:01 headshot reflection
4:04 Attack!!
Okay. I'd play THIS in DBD. Those fatalities are AMAZING.
DBD is piece of shit.
That one person who says something controversial but roasts everyone in the replies:
This Predator seems, like a high school bully, who took one semester of boxing classes and now beats up everybody, who is smaller than him and laughs at them... Asshole in other words
Ones from 1st and 2nd movie seemed like a professional fighters, who appreciate effort opponent makes, even if they dominate whole fight
What tells me this is mere fact that this one just throws stuff at enemies and uses gadgets, when he sees somebody draw a knife- which first two i mentioned earlier would cream their pants for, as they wanted ones, who fight them, no matter the odds
Yeah this predator has most of the traits of a Bad Blood. He interrupted the hunts of other animals, he used cloaking in a 1v1 with the brother and additionally stabbed him from behind while cloaked(twice the dishonor), he killed Raphael when he couldn’t defend or protect himself, he used ranged weapons in his final 1v1 with Naru and dishonor aside, he also made some stupid decisions when it came to his technology and Naru.
Does the bad blooded Predator prey upon ensnared vicitim? Why did it letft naru when it was so close to killing her before naru's capture??
@@sanguinarius4458 I dunno anything about Bad Bloods, but from my perspective, when you compare how Predator treated Billy in 1st movie, or Lambert in 2nd- while over here- where he has whole bunch of men willing to take him on in hand to hand combat he just swings shit around, instead of taking them on- for me it just seems disrespectful to his courageous prey
That's what makes this franchise amazing, every predator is differente. For me, the Feral predator is most like a fucking psychopath haha
This predator is not very good. I think they said he’s supposed to be a new hunter, so he isn’t very professional or experienced.
I mean to be fair they did actually capture him. They just couldn’t Hold him.
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If they drug him is the only way. He breathes just like us. Maybe since fentanyl is so deadly they can expose him to it in order to kill him or slow him down.
@@NotMyEmail They could Cosby him
@@MrBlack-bq2ug 🤭🤭🤭 OMG
The gunners should gun him when he was down
The amount of equipment dropped by the Predator in this movie is incredible.
After I watched this, I went to McDonalds, ordered some French fries, and then smashed them on the ground. They promptly surrendered.
What a waste of fries.
When that guy had his head cut off at The tree, The poor man pulled out a tiny knife, and The Way The predator just tilted his head, and then kind of laughed at him - After he cut his head off. That was Funny.
Smart that they burned the forest down the Predator was taking advantage of it’s cover before.
Yeah…saw this again and that net gun gotta be for some other worldly life form. Not human flesh and bones. 😂
Bro actually gets turned into mulch
@@brad1426 fkd buddy all the way up. 😂
Had to prove his net was better than theirs
@@chazo1367 bro your net sucks alien balls look at mine
I would just like to point out that apparently Feral might have an affinity towards catch-spinning-object trick kills lol. He did it twice in the span of like 5 minutes, once with the bear trap and again with a hatchet. Both were cool as hell I won't lie
Hey man, if you can do it consistently why not?
@@theplaguegamer6216 style on em lol
There was no doubt in his mind that he wouldn’t pass his SATs so he was still just taking the piss at this point
At 3:29 when the hunter pulls out his knife. The preadtor looks at him you call that a weapon here's my weapon.
You can almost hear him being like “oh. oh honey.”
I think I like the scattering mines better than the self destruct from previous films 👍🏽
The sequel to Aliens vs Predator: PREDATOR VS THE FRENCH.
Gotta love that Kratos shield.
imagine if the dood with the pistol shot him at the chest or his jaw, i wonder what the predator's reactions would be.
Primal savagery unleashed!
Had the French pressed their advantage when they first got the Predator off his feet, they might have succeeded.
this predator is a ninja
he is young. doesnt know how to use these weapons. He was testing these.
The french voices are really good and the scene is just so funny
3:24
Next movie must be predator vs france
Great movie, I watched this with my dad.
If this Feral Predator came a cross a Army of British Red Coats.
Then what? they will find the closest boat to sail away? let the indian kill the beast to come back after and claim victory?
@@baozenfhei9076 not a Army my bad maybe a battlion in the deep woodlands of this same time period, but instead French fur trappers they where British Red coats
@@baozenfhei9076 *Native American
They'd all stand in a horizontal line and panic while he killed them all LOL
I think would turn out the same way
Now, I just want the Predator to fight the REDCOATS next in the sequel. Now that would be epic!
It would explain how we won the war.
@@birdman6427or have the Predator helping the Vietcong. It would explain how you lost the war in Vietnam.
@@dragonlord83 ...despite winning every battle
I could not figure out why the trees were all destroyed. But when she was in the tree fighting the mountain lion, there was a flash that caught her attention before she fell. That’s when the predator had killed a bunch of the trappers. That’s why they asked her later what see knew about the predator because they had already encountered him. So the trappers tried luring the predator with her and her brother.
They burned the trees to negate his cloak right? I think that’s what you’re saying anyway. He even looked mildly impressed lol. This feels like the kind of thing that might be in a deleted scene one day, even if it was right to delete it from the film. Hopefully we’ll see them one day.
If they actually immediately shot it when they trapped it they probably could’ve killed it
Considering it takes a bullet to the back of the head later in the movie, I kind of doubt that.
Predator's are pretty durable. That would've injured it but I highly doubted it would've died.
Unlikely even dutches guys didn't make a scratch on it with 5.56 and 50 bfg rounds 😂
2:49
2:46 What did he say?
Im telling you hes has the weapon like the one from the assassin's creed
Don’t forget about alien equipment
I really loved this film how predator should look
Did all that ash flying around him mess with his clogging device?
I think so.. I didn't think about that when I first saw this.
I think it was more to do with the fact that the ash, while it didn’t clog up its cloaking device, it more or less made it obvious with its surroundings. So I guess if figured, why use this device if I can be easily seen?
In my opinion the best part of this scene is either the predator decapitating the guy with his shield or the predator just standing as the other guy shoots him him and the bullet bounces off and kills him
2:46 what did he say???
I think he said "saloperie", translates to asshole.
@@rapaz1997 I immediately thought it was the word asshole, but it seemed to me that there was some kind of word + pal 🤣😄
That part made be burst out laughing
The subtitles say "salopard" which means bastard in French.
@@apawstate I realized that it was the French, and then I remembered that's why
they should have brought out the white flags
lmao
This was before the French lost their gonads.
" on va frapper les autres "
' tIIIREEEEEEEEEEEEER '
😂
Funny how some french poachers have french canadian accent, some sound like americans who try to speak french and some sound like actual french from France lol
What does a French Canadian accent sound like? I think some of the French characters are French Canadians.
@@GhostGrind the leader is from montreal, Quebec. His second language is french. Yeah french canadian is called Quebecois. The pronunciation is the more notable difference. Slang and anglicisms too.
3:30- That's not a weapon
3:33- THIS is a weapon
2:25 - That's not a trap net
2:29 - THIS is a trap net
Predator-dundee
Best part of whole movie
Pre-French Canadians.
Pre-Canadian French
so basically just French
Pre pre French Canadian St John Vallians?
@@rapaz1997 They were born in Québec so they are French Canadians (Québécois' ancestors)
The guy who fell under the first victim looks like he just died from nothing.
Bro was playing dead☠️
Feral pinned them both to the ground with the claws like insects. If you have a closer look the claws went right through the chest of the second guy.
He was stabbed through the first victim. Double kill. Those wrist blades are quite long, after all.
For those who wonder what the name of background soundtrack that was played at 2:24
It’s called, The Cruel Delight
We need a predator film set in the ww this scene as a full movie would be sick ❤
Can we get a female predator on screen and the predator survive to see another movie.
I know right there's tons in comics just copy and paste them bro
big yautja dommy mommy
@@dank8793 sir....sir I begrudgingly agree
this guy fucks Predators
And that predator used more Primitive Technology?
Right?
@@jessedorame9064
I wouldn’t call it primitive, just not energy based weapons
But if you watch the movie again you might notice how the predator steps up his weapons the the particular targets
Animal targets are approached with blades and claws
Comanche’s have projectiles and spears
The pred then equips the bolt gun & his glaive/staff/mace
Fur trappers have GUNS so pred brings out the shield and those little bombs
He is technically putting himself on a even field … but he definitely as many would say he has THE HIGH GROUND 😂
The artists who designed the predator like a game hunter. When go hunting deer, you use a rifle, not a grenade launcher. They hunt with gear in accordance to what technology the prey have. Not much fun if its too easy.
I think the predators like to be a bit fair, it makes their hunts more dangerous, fun, and honourable.
Since he's not fighting moder nday humans he's likely brought lower-grade gear.
@@SpecialOrder935what I mean is that its weapons are considered more primitive by Yautja standards.
Favorite part in the movie. Feral is my 3rd favorite after wolf and falconer
Wolf is the real deal
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Really enjoyed it.
2:02 when you step on a lego
I think the movie would’ve been better if the comanche spoke in their native tongue
There is a version on hulu where they do!
Filmmakers to actors - 'Great! Ahh let's see.. who can speak native comanche here!? nobody.. ok fair enough.'
(Drops the plan)
@@varunemani okay who here can read subtitles?
Everybody passed 3rd grade? Awesome let's do it.
Doubt most the actors even could speak it
@@LisaAnn777 they are literally from Comanche tribes
French fries
get out
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I would like some backstory to the french hunters because the prepared the stage to counter the cloaking device of the predator and had him pinned down in the start. Did the french encounter another one in Europe or was it a coincidence
Assuming this movie still follows the lore that the Predators have been coming to Earth since ancient times, it's more likely they heard stories, or maybe even encountered one themselves. Given the time period, wars were very frequent in Europe, and Yautja love wars.
@@darthkarnage7538 that's what I was assuming. Predators go anywhere they can get a good fight and Europe would have had the most advanced weaponry at the time.
Hunter blinds have been a common strategy in hunting since guns have existed.
I think it was more that they couldn't see the predator the first time they were attacked, and decided to clear all possible cover to get some clear shots off. The fact that the ash disabled the cloak was probably just a coincidence in their favour.
@@darthkarnage7538 if this movie is cannon with comics then one of.them did see a predator before the translator.that talked to the girl was in the comics.and did fight a predator
Are Predator's/Yautja's smarter then Humans Beings?
As a civilization, 100% they are smarter, but lore wise, the skill and experience of the Hunter determines whether they are a better fighter and strategist then a human. The one in this movie is supposed to be not very good, so he gets outsmarted at the end of the movie.
@@chases.937 Yautja's think, plan & strategize differently from us Humans.
The one in this movie is a young blood so he is still not as experienced the other Yautjas you see in other movies hunting the xenomorphs
Technologically, they’re more advanced, but their culture and core values are so different to ours that it’s hard to make a direct comparison. I suppose I’d say they’re around the same level of intelligence as humans, if humans went down a drastically different path.
@@thatkidwiththehoodiea mentality of survival of fittest plus science
they did not surrender cool
And english Running 😂😂 english cowards