This scene really highlights why its important to make your antagonists relatable like they have here in this scene in Prey. If I saw that many French people near me, I would also attempt to eliminate each of them in creative ways.
It's about time somebody made a predator movie the way its meant to be, I love this movie. The first one will always be the best but this is #2 for me.
@@PredatorAlienate he doesn’t lol apparently he could only see out of the bottom through slits I seen someone say he was watching sticks on the ground to see where he was
@@bingesupply I'm guessing the helmet was either a prototype for the ones we see in the 1st and future movies or it's this predator's personal helmet and he hasn't earned the traditional helmet at the time of his hunt and death in earth.
Most predators have their own personalised Bio Mask, the feral predator chose a more skull/bone mask with the vision tech built into the under side, it also doesn’t cover his mouth unlike most bio helmets do, the masks are meant to reflect the personality of the predator that it belongs too, hence the most Feral looking mask belonging to the feral predator
In my opinion, the most badass predator we’ve seen on screen yet. That mask, his unique look and mannerisms along with his brutal hunting style. Simply delightful.
This dude was bad indeed, but I still gotta go with Wolf Predator. Taking on two Xenomorphs at once and taking on a Xenomorph-Yautja hybrid all with his bare hands.
@@yoshijb9428I thought it has more to do with his code, Predators don't attack those who can't fight back, So likely already knew what they where doing and waited so it would be more fair to them
The thing I love about the Predator films is that it's never about who kills the Predator. It's how they kill it and what led to its defeat. Every man who has fought and died by a Predator's hand has always tried to fight it in direct combat, like a warrior would. That never works, the Predators are too powerful and cunning for that. The most successful way to beat a Predator and live is by fighting it like a hunter. Use your environment, traps, and maneuverability to your advantage. Use the Predator's strengths and weaknesses against them.
The thing about Feral in this film his how he doesn’t adhere to the Yautja honor code as much as those like Scar, Wolf, and the jungle and city hunters due to his age and being new to interstellar hunts. Him falling for the bear trap and getting multiple injuries supports that.
yep, they were pretty smart hunters, from spreading ashes in the air to disrupt Predator's camo, to cut down trees to prevent the beast from using them
@@ChristianSedaShow They would usually be fired once and then discarded for a blade in cases like this. I suppose that explains the predator kinda sighing at their dumbasses when they start reloading in front of him lol
The director said that this Predator is from a different region of Yautja Prime, which is mostly a desert. And the bone mask must highlights his animalistic and brutal style when it comes to hunting. Maybe he's part of a clan that was exiled to the desert, and this Predator has gotten the rare opportunity to become a hunter. And if he had lived, he could have possibly earned back respect for his clan from the elders.
@@OfficialOpinion who would win: • A hundreds of years old intergalactic alien hunter who has stalked and killed the most dangerous beings in the universe. Or • big log
Yeah I really felt they didn't shortchange them in this scene at all. They come off as brave and tough. I live in an area where French trappers roamed hundreds of years ago and I always have thought they had to have been badasses to survive unsupported in the PNW for months at a time like they would.
@@Jakesully133 I think they were portrayed as pretty smart too. Their set up was great. Burning down a piece of forest so the wind will blow the ashes against Feral's camouflage was a neat idea. Sadly for them, they tried to capture it first. So their one big move ended up being wasted and by the time they went for the kill it was already too late.
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou American education system moment lol, France at 1719 was a superpower about to become the greatest land power in Europe and its soldiers were noted for their fighting spirit/high morale at this time. They had more victories than the English/British at this time, it wasn't until WW1 that their morale collapsed.
Cool little Predator fact. Predators (Yautja) age very, very slowly. While still a juvenile at the time of his death, the City Hunter from Predator 2 was around 300 years old. Meaning he, as well as most if not all other hunters from the Predator movies, were alive during the events of Prey.
this movie was honestly pretty fun. i'd love to see a predator set in the middle ages/crusades where christians have to team up with muslims and overcome their differences in order to kill the predator. lots of room for betrayals, cowardice and misunderstandings from both parties, which would make the stakes even higher. hell, it could even include a soothsayer witch or something. so many possibilities. make it 3 hours long idgaf. also a predator movie with the mayans would be fucking incredible.
Look up Predator Dark Ages. I think you’ll be very pleased. And fuck yes to a Mayan setting! I’ve definitely got some of that in me and it’d be interesting to see something like that!
Love how you can see Feral getting bored as the fight goes on. Realising they have slow reload time and simple knives, he knew the French weren't worth the effort.
While this movie portrays how Predators hunt by the food chain, this scene PERFECTLY shows how Predators using any opportunities to their advantage, even when their prey SEEMINGLY had the advantage
That bear trap kill to the face had to be one of the most brutal kills I’ve ever seen in any movie ever. Only time I’ve ever seen that is in a punisher comic where he does the same thing except he’s swung a bear trap on a chain while riding on a motorcycle.
@@madmaxchannel4489 so they probably don't want something so mature associated with their streaming platform. There's nothing else like this on Disney+ but alot of other countries are more open about what they show to their audiences
I think they called that particular Xenomorph "Grid" behind the scenes. But yeah, that is probably the worst way you could go by a Predator's hands. That one guy in *AvP* was at least granted the mercy being run through with a spear before he was squished into mincemeat.
Honestly the shield maybe my new favorite Predator weapon. It's just so damn brutal and awesome to see in action. Hell it's more of a sword and shield combo.
I must have watch this movie 3 times or 4 times on Hulu. Loved the new addition of the Feral Predator. Crazy thing is this dude that played the Feral is very tall, ex basketball player. So it was actually cool to see a very lean Predator this time. Most Yautja we seen so far are pretty husky and brawn. So this Feral was a great addition to see.
I know these Europeans are trappers but I find it weird that we didn’t see one bayonet with any of the gun scenes that would have gave the trappers a better and longer fight.
this movie was so god damn intense. I mean not only do they imply the guy gets shredded by the net they hold on the gadget until completion. just so god damn metal. teeth gritting
Love this predator he had some cool weaponry and a badass especially this scene is my favorite. Would love to have his bone helmet. Supposedly he's breed is from a desert ecosystem on yautja prime
I just realized that the net used in Prey is very similar to the net in AvP.In Predator 2 the net just pins someone to a wall,in AvP the net tries to crush you to death,just like in Prey.
How does "We made him fall over and threw a rope net over him" immediately become "Now we can relax and celebrate"? They hadn't even secured the net lol
What I've always liked about the Yautja is that they dont do crazy kung foo or spins and flips. They're just better and stronger than everyone. Like right here this one doesn't use his cloaking device. Hes in combat mode not hunter mode
Among the Arsenal this one Predator’s packing he isn’t pulling his punches. The net, I mean some of the victims are strapped to a wall or the grown and can’t move. But in this movie one guy was reduce to nothing. One French hunter ready to fight with a knife the Predator just bust the bear trap off his arm and throws it at the said hunter in the head. And three of them fired their musket rifles and pulls our a shield, the hunters were shocked and confused he could do something like that, but this also made them reload, and the Predator let them reload. And as he walks slowly cutting the French hunters left and right even pinning one to a tree as another charges in with a hatchet only for him to be blocked and have his own weapon used against him. And the last guy was decapitated by the Predator’s shield, this guy was creative in more ways than one.
One idea I like is why the Feral Predator, as it is called, has far more primitive weapons, at least for Predators it would be primitive, then its more advanded cousins, is because it is sent to sort of test newly discovered worlds. The Predators want to know if there is potential for challenging hunts on this world, but their scouts would report a fairly primitive world. The Predators, and their code of honor, know that any advanced Predator they send would utterly decimate any prey they find. So they send in the Feral Predators, sporting far less advanced equipment and armor. They are giving those on the world some small sporting chance to give a good fight and see if there is good potential. Because if the Feral Predator had a plasma caster all those they hunt would be dead. The bear it fought earlier would have been melted for example. Not very sporting to Predators, at least ones that follow their honor code. Super Predators, from the 2010 Predators film, for example would just hunt with their advanced technology as they don't care about honor, save in a few rare instances, just about killing and collecting trophies. In short the Predators sort of send a handicapped Feral Predator, handicapped as they use more primitive weapons, to test potential new prey. After this hunt the Predators realized that despite being extremely primitive, humans have the potential to be great challenges. And it is very likely that as time went by, and humanity grew more advanced, Predators with increasingly more advanced tech would appear. The earliest advanced predator encounter we know of is actually the leader of the Predator group in Predator 2. The leader gives the main character an old flintlock pistol as a reward for proving himself to he a great foe and letting him live. We learn how this Predator got that flintlock pistol in a comic prequel, where he found who he believed to be worthy prey. A pirate captain who was observed to be a very skilled warrior, and a man of honor as he would not steal money sent to orphans. His crew wanted it and a mutiny happened, and to ensure his prey wasn't stolen the Predator appeared and helped the captain fight off his crew, the Predator actually drawing out a sword, and then, when all the crew seemed dead, challenged the captain. The captain understood and prepared to fight only to be mortally shot in the back by a wounded but still living mutinous crew member, who was then quickly melted with plasma. The Captain, with his dying breath, held out the very same Flintlock we see in Predator 2, told him to take it, then died. So yeah large lore dump there, but the predator timeline, at least the mainline canon timeline in this case, is really interesting.
I wont like a Predator movie past 2010 until I get my fucking on screen full 15 seconds of agony and detail of a Net kill is that too much to ask for?!
I dont like how this predator didnt respect the guy who screamed at him with the axe like he wanted a 1v1 the other predators were honrable and all had 1v1s when the enemy shown nothing but their weapon and gotten ready to fight no sneaking or anything
The best part was that the Predator starred an Italian (Dane DiLiegro) as the Predator. Can't troll killing the French depicted actors better than that.
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This scene really highlights why its important to make your antagonists relatable like they have here in this scene in Prey.
If I saw that many French people near me, I would also attempt to eliminate each of them in creative ways.
what's with the french ??? that's kinda racist
Bah écoute merci mec, un bonjour serait sympa déjà :')
@@crocoppe7629 i hes Spaniard, we have history with them
Sympa pour nous.
There are only two things I can’t stand in this world. People who are intolerant of other people’s cultures and the French.
that bear trap throw was narly as fuck
Legitimately one of the most badass things I've ever seen in a movie
The shield kill or the bear trap...two of the greatest predator kills ever.
It's about time somebody made a predator movie the way its meant to be, I love this movie. The first one will always be the best but this is #2 for me.
Indeed it was awesome and the axe throw
Love the bear trap fatality reference from MK11
Kind of a side note. I really love this Predator's helmet. It has a creepy and kind of tribal look to it that really fits the movie well.
Yeah one of my favorite helmets for sure 🔥🙌🏻
How does Feral see through the opaque skull?
@@PredatorAlienate he doesn’t lol apparently he could only see out of the bottom through slits I seen someone say he was watching sticks on the ground to see where he was
@@bingesupply I'm guessing the helmet was either a prototype for the ones we see in the 1st and future movies or it's this predator's personal helmet and he hasn't earned the traditional helmet at the time of his hunt and death in earth.
Most predators have their own personalised Bio Mask, the feral predator chose a more skull/bone mask with the vision tech built into the under side, it also doesn’t cover his mouth unlike most bio helmets do, the masks are meant to reflect the personality of the predator that it belongs too, hence the most Feral looking mask belonging to the feral predator
This is basically how it feels when you beat the game then return to the starter area. Mans went absolutely OFF here.
I love it when that guy took his knife out at 1:18, The Predator was like, "Bitch, please."
yeet
In my opinion, the most badass predator we’ve seen on screen yet. That mask, his unique look and mannerisms along with his brutal hunting style. Simply delightful.
This dude was bad indeed, but I still gotta go with Wolf Predator. Taking on two Xenomorphs at once and taking on a Xenomorph-Yautja hybrid all with his bare hands.
I love how the predator just waits for the settlers to reload there guns before continuing the fight
He was watching and observing how the guns worked. When he saw there was an reload time he capitalized!
@@yoshijb9428 Yeah, for all they knew, those guns are also laser weapons you don't need to reload. They were not.
Their*
professionals have standards
@@yoshijb9428I thought it has more to do with his code, Predators don't attack those who can't fight back, So likely already knew what they where doing and waited so it would be more fair to them
The thing I love about the Predator films is that it's never about who kills the Predator. It's how they kill it and what led to its defeat.
Every man who has fought and died by a Predator's hand has always tried to fight it in direct combat, like a warrior would. That never works, the Predators are too powerful and cunning for that.
The most successful way to beat a Predator and live is by fighting it like a hunter. Use your environment, traps, and maneuverability to your advantage. Use the Predator's strengths and weaknesses against them.
Except when a samurai 1v1 a predator in pure fair sword combat
The thing about Feral in this film his how he doesn’t adhere to the Yautja honor code as much as those like Scar, Wolf, and the jungle and city hunters due to his age and being new to interstellar hunts. Him falling for the bear trap and getting multiple injuries supports that.
@@ioangogov2993
That’s the due to the strict honor code they live by
In this scene they literally set up a trap for him. It just didn't work
@@Huskarl302
They got him in the first half though
That net kill was so dope. Reminds me of predator 2
Yeah, but I felt it censored
Both 2 and AVP
Right! Do you think the trappers made it from sinew or hemp! Very period specific!! Good eye!!
Omfg if they had that for war it would be brutal 😂😂😂😂
I was pretty impressed by the French plan until they stopped for a second to gloat and then everyone got ganked.
Agreed, they should have unloaded a volley of musket fire into that thing at point blank range after they netted it…right into its face. Movie over.
Honestly if they just swarmed and shanked the fuck out of it they would have won. They got greedy and The Feral predator capitalized.
Nah predator just popped revenge and anti-ganked
@@monstergreymon7227 no
yep, they were pretty smart hunters, from spreading ashes in the air to disrupt Predator's camo, to cut down trees to prevent the beast from using them
1:00- "Uhh just give us 2-5 minutes to reload and we'll keep up the action."
lol Muskets are pretty funny to think about in hindsight
Predator:" hmmm ok fair enough"
Predator: Go on, reload. I'll wait.
@@ChristianSedaShow They would usually be fired once and then discarded for a blade in cases like this. I suppose that explains the predator kinda sighing at their dumbasses when they start reloading in front of him lol
The director said that this Predator is from a different region of Yautja Prime, which is mostly a desert. And the bone mask must highlights his animalistic and brutal style when it comes to hunting. Maybe he's part of a clan that was exiled to the desert, and this Predator has gotten the rare opportunity to become a hunter. And if he had lived, he could have possibly earned back respect for his clan from the elders.
Instead, he got yeeted by his own weapon. I bet the elders facepalmed.
@@jamesnichols2348 -- As opposed to the other three Predator movies, where they weren't yeeted by their own weapons.
...wait 🤔🤔
@@OfficialOpinion who would win:
• A hundreds of years old intergalactic alien hunter who has stalked and killed the most dangerous beings in the universe.
Or
• big log
That bear trap to the head, best kill of the movie imo
Closely followed by catching the hatchet flipping it in the air and then killing the guy with it.
@@jackbaxter2223 And at the third the shield decapitation
And axe throw
"Gotta get extra points for style, watcha!"
1:23 this kill was great
He really looked "Really? That knife? You sure? No? Shame."
I know right
@@galerus3776 legit my reactiom when i saw that was "Bruh... You haven't Been paying attention don't you?"
That bear trap throw has got to be my favourite moment along with the tomahawk one
Say what you want about the French, but they sure still put up a fight here
Yeah I really felt they didn't shortchange them in this scene at all. They come off as brave and tough. I live in an area where French trappers roamed hundreds of years ago and I always have thought they had to have been badasses to survive unsupported in the PNW for months at a time like they would.
@@Jakesully133 I think they were portrayed as pretty smart too. Their set up was great. Burning down a piece of forest so the wind will blow the ashes against Feral's camouflage was a neat idea.
Sadly for them, they tried to capture it first. So their one big move ended up being wasted and by the time they went for the kill it was already too late.
The French putting up a fight and not surrendering? Most unrealistic part of this...
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou You must be fun at parties
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou American education system moment lol, France at 1719 was a superpower about to become the greatest land power in Europe and its soldiers were noted for their fighting spirit/high morale at this time. They had more victories than the English/British at this time, it wasn't until WW1 that their morale collapsed.
Cool little Predator fact. Predators (Yautja) age very, very slowly. While still a juvenile at the time of his death, the City Hunter from Predator 2 was around 300 years old. Meaning he, as well as most if not all other hunters from the Predator movies, were alive during the events of Prey.
Some dope kills in this movie. His mask and the Berserker Predator's masks are my favorites in the franchise.
i like Celtic too
@@Bochnia1000 Celtic's is definitely an awesome design
this movie was honestly pretty fun. i'd love to see a predator set in the middle ages/crusades where christians have to team up with muslims and overcome their differences in order to kill the predator. lots of room for betrayals, cowardice and misunderstandings from both parties, which would make the stakes even higher. hell, it could even include a soothsayer witch or something. so many possibilities. make it 3 hours long idgaf.
also a predator movie with the mayans would be fucking incredible.
Look up Predator Dark Ages. I think you’ll be very pleased.
And fuck yes to a Mayan setting! I’ve definitely got some of that in me and it’d be interesting to see something like that!
@@robstefani9853 Dark ages is a good short movie
better, the Predator unites with a knight to take on Vikings or helps a Spartan fight the persians
Felt good to actually watch a good predators movie again the last one The predator was a nightmare
I like to pretend that movie doesn't exist lol
@@jacobefaber4952 We all do. We. Allllll. Do.
@@mojaeger85 I really need to watch it, literally every predator video has people shit flinging itm
The 2018 movie was my first favorite this one is my second favorite
Yea i watched like half of it then turned it off i just couldnt get into it now predator 1 and 3 those ones were good.
He is a brutal and badass beast
The choice in music elevated this scene to 100000000000! Incredible!
His shield gives me god of war vibes the way it activates like kratos
The director said he literally copied the concept from the game
@@jesusmoralesvaca817 and am meant to know that how exactly smartarse?
@@Johno1992 i was just telling you that as a funny fact
0:00 when you're late for work and trying to hurry and stub your toe
When you step on a Lego:
na a pin 📌 would cause more pain
Love how you can see Feral getting bored as the fight goes on. Realising they have slow reload time and simple knives, he knew the French weren't worth the effort.
Wonderful movie. Gotta love a director that can handle such a subtle sense of humour as depicted in some of these kills.
While this movie portrays how Predators hunt by the food chain, this scene PERFECTLY shows how Predators using any opportunities to their advantage, even when their prey SEEMINGLY had the advantage
The best predator so far. Love when he throws the beartrap at the french trapper.
That bear trap kill to the face had to be one of the most brutal kills I’ve ever seen in any movie ever. Only time I’ve ever seen that is in a punisher comic where he does the same thing except he’s swung a bear trap on a chain while riding on a motorcycle.
0:46, 1:14, 1:23 ok now that’s badass
Best scene in the movie shame they keep cutting away from the action
Well it is technically a Disney+ movie everywhere except America
@@zen_nabu and?
@@madmaxchannel4489 so they probably don't want something so mature associated with their streaming platform. There's nothing else like this on Disney+ but alot of other countries are more open about what they show to their audiences
@Julian “Jules” R I think he is an idiot or blind who doesn't saw those actions and brutal kills
@Julian “Jules” R yeah this movie was basically nothing but action. Simple, bloody, and interesting action don’t know what they talking about.
The hatchet catch followed by shield expansion scene is just 😘👌
Love the weapon call backs from the previous predator movies and the new weapons too!
0:27 too bad bro, you dont have acid blood
Lol that aliens head looked dope for the rest of the movie tho in AvP
@@bingesupply net head
I think they called that particular Xenomorph "Grid" behind the scenes.
But yeah, that is probably the worst way you could go by a Predator's hands. That one guy in *AvP* was at least granted the mercy being run through with a spear before he was squished into mincemeat.
I'll never not be mad I didn't get a CHANCE to see this on the big screen!
But Eternals, yeah that needed to be shown in a theater.
This scene was actually awesome
Almost at the end 1:24 he seems to be proud of that kill. Either that or he was mocking the French hunter.
God the soundtrack in this movie! I love it!
fuckin' brutal.
Honestly routing for the predator here.
Honestly the shield maybe my new favorite Predator weapon. It's just so damn brutal and awesome to see in action. Hell it's more of a sword and shield combo.
0:18 that guy look so happy and proud for the victory but then the Pred is like "Sorry to disappoint you but people are watching Predator movie"
0:43 give the guy this he had some stones to try and knife fight the Predator
0:46 Favorite kill
1:14 Second favorite kill
1:24 Third favorite kill
I must have watch this movie 3 times or 4 times on Hulu. Loved the new addition of the Feral Predator. Crazy thing is this dude that played the Feral is very tall, ex basketball player. So it was actually cool to see a very lean Predator this time. Most Yautja we seen so far are pretty husky and brawn. So this Feral was a great addition to see.
The guy who gets the bear trap to the head?
*THAT’S MY BUDDY JIM.*
To Catch A Predator ! 🤣
Take a seat 💺
I know these Europeans are trappers but I find it weird that we didn’t see one bayonet with any of the gun scenes that would have gave the trappers a better and longer fight.
Probably was still the era of plug bayonets rather than the socket bayonets most folks are familiar with
@@mathieushifera135are those ones mainly in armies.
That bear trap kill was so badass
This scene is so badass😮
One of the few dope scenes In the movie
Makes me wonder why none of them are carrying a bayonet
God I love this movie
The way he looks at the tree stump gets me every time 😅
0:46
I dunno why, but the Predator throwing the frickin' bear trap at that hunter is so funny 😂
Lol
Was so cool how Preds gave a lil Michael Myers head tilt after the last kill😅😅😅
There's something about the dude at :42 that's so awesome. Like, he probably knows he's dead but squares up anyway.
That net bro !!! 😳
I don't know why but whenever a trapper would pull out a knife or gun, the predator seemed annoyed or just pissed
Feral Predator’s kills are probably the best one out of all Predators that has existed in movies
The costume is awesome!
Bro literally escaped a bear trap with a hightech bracelet you slap on your wrist
this movie was so god damn intense. I mean not only do they imply the guy gets shredded by the net they hold on the gadget until completion. just so god damn metal. teeth gritting
My bloody brother-in-law laughed that the Predator said 'LOL' at the end of this part.
Now I can't unhear, and you shall all suffer with me.
Wow... I love it
Soo happy they brought back the constricting net gadget
That net is next level
Love this predator he had some cool weaponry and a badass especially this scene is my favorite. Would love to have his bone helmet. Supposedly he's breed is from a desert ecosystem on yautja prime
Best Fight in this movie Bit the only one which is good
1:14 he’s like *try again in the next life buddy*
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Gotta love how he intercepts that axe, blocks it, wrenches it out of the trapper's hand then kills him with his own axe @ 1:14
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01:22 best kill in the entire franchise!
Rare sequel which is equal or better than the first
Satisfaying scene
1:25 his face looked like he always wanted to do that the growl sounds like yautja for *awesome*
0:51
🤣 lol, that is a reference to kratos's shield in GOD-OF-WAR4
0:42 bruh moment
Which song is this in the background?! Been driving me nuts trying to find it...
The predator is like the wolverine 😂😂😂
0:58 Lol!!🤣 Relode!!!
I just realized that the net used in Prey is very similar to the net in AvP.In Predator 2 the net just pins someone to a wall,in AvP the net tries to crush you to death,just like in Prey.
How does "We made him fall over and threw a rope net over him" immediately become "Now we can relax and celebrate"? They hadn't even secured the net lol
1:07 the Predator doesn't kill that guy. not till later.
What I've always liked about the Yautja is that they dont do crazy kung foo or spins and flips. They're just better and stronger than everyone.
Like right here this one doesn't use his cloaking device.
Hes in combat mode not hunter mode
Among the Arsenal this one Predator’s packing he isn’t pulling his punches. The net, I mean some of the victims are strapped to a wall or the grown and can’t move. But in this movie one guy was reduce to nothing. One French hunter ready to fight with a knife the Predator just bust the bear trap off his arm and throws it at the said hunter in the head. And three of them fired their musket rifles and pulls our a shield, the hunters were shocked and confused he could do something like that, but this also made them reload, and the Predator let them reload.
And as he walks slowly cutting the French hunters left and right even pinning one to a tree as another charges in with a hatchet only for him to be blocked and have his own weapon used against him. And the last guy was decapitated by the Predator’s shield, this guy was creative in more ways than one.
Which Predator movie is this from?
What would you guys think of the predator had a voice
What was the discs he threw with the red flashes near the end?
I think those were miniversions of the smart disk
One idea I like is why the Feral Predator, as it is called, has far more primitive weapons, at least for Predators it would be primitive, then its more advanded cousins, is because it is sent to sort of test newly discovered worlds. The Predators want to know if there is potential for challenging hunts on this world, but their scouts would report a fairly primitive world. The Predators, and their code of honor, know that any advanced Predator they send would utterly decimate any prey they find.
So they send in the Feral Predators, sporting far less advanced equipment and armor. They are giving those on the world some small sporting chance to give a good fight and see if there is good potential. Because if the Feral Predator had a plasma caster all those they hunt would be dead. The bear it fought earlier would have been melted for example. Not very sporting to Predators, at least ones that follow their honor code. Super Predators, from the 2010 Predators film, for example would just hunt with their advanced technology as they don't care about honor, save in a few rare instances, just about killing and collecting trophies.
In short the Predators sort of send a handicapped Feral Predator, handicapped as they use more primitive weapons, to test potential new prey. After this hunt the Predators realized that despite being extremely primitive, humans have the potential to be great challenges. And it is very likely that as time went by, and humanity grew more advanced, Predators with increasingly more advanced tech would appear.
The earliest advanced predator encounter we know of is actually the leader of the Predator group in Predator 2. The leader gives the main character an old flintlock pistol as a reward for proving himself to he a great foe and letting him live.
We learn how this Predator got that flintlock pistol in a comic prequel, where he found who he believed to be worthy prey. A pirate captain who was observed to be a very skilled warrior, and a man of honor as he would not steal money sent to orphans. His crew wanted it and a mutiny happened, and to ensure his prey wasn't stolen the Predator appeared and helped the captain fight off his crew, the Predator actually drawing out a sword, and then, when all the crew seemed dead, challenged the captain. The captain understood and prepared to fight only to be mortally shot in the back by a wounded but still living mutinous crew member, who was then quickly melted with plasma. The Captain, with his dying breath, held out the very same Flintlock we see in Predator 2, told him to take it, then died.
So yeah large lore dump there, but the predator timeline, at least the mainline canon timeline in this case, is really interesting.
I wont like a Predator movie past 2010 until I get my fucking on screen full 15 seconds of agony and detail of a Net kill is that too much to ask for?!
1:22
Pred: puh-leez
What the hell was in that net the Predator threw? Did it just slice up the hunter, or was that device below drilling into him?
It tightens closed and cuts you in pieces
Yeah the nets tighten and close, basically cubing whatever poor bastard is caught in it
Similar one from AVP where it kills a guy almost kills an alien
The Predator from Predator 2 also use the same kind of net
@@madthing5738 poor bastard got grinding into hamburger meat human edition
I haven't seen prey, but let me guess she handles the predatory with relative easy, no?
for me even this not best predator film.. this is far far far more better than predator 2018 ..
Still funny they had to reload 0:59 cause obviously the weapons were old !
I dont like how this predator didnt respect the guy who screamed at him with the axe like he wanted a 1v1 the other predators were honrable and all had 1v1s when the enemy shown nothing but their weapon and gotten ready to fight no sneaking or anything
1:19 Please....
The hunters become the hunted
The best part was that the Predator starred an Italian (Dane DiLiegro) as the Predator. Can't troll killing the French depicted actors better than that.
I don't get it, is this a thing about the italians being the Nazi german lap dogs?
0:30 what's that net?
I have a feeling these French trappers eventually became the founders of the OWLF Organization in the future