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Doesn't mean this will suck tho

yahh it kinda does, predator in modern times has been shit every fucking time. Only decent things about all those movies were those short clips that explained shit about the predator and their space varying hunting ways.
 
yahh it kinda does, predator in modern times has been shit every fucking time. Only decent things about all those movies were those short clips that explained shit about the predator and their space varying hunting ways.

Nah its a good IP

I have faith in Shane Black
 
Fuck sake... Not Reek.
 
His sister in GOT is so weirdly fuckable
Word.

Alfie Allen irl once had management move me and some friends moved off a table in a bar so that him and his bitch girlfriend could sit down in our seat... Fucker gave me the most "fuck you" smile as he walked past I've always despised him... Plus his career is built on nepotism... And I know someone that boned his sister in Ibiza before she was famous.
 
Well I like it better then first cast pic we got but not by much.

Also bad pic for Thomas Jane he looks really old and tired in it.
 
Key trying to look hard is more funny than anything else
 
Why in the fuck arent they doing predator movies that take place in the future, around the time of aliens.

Because that would eliminate the only advantage the Predators have over the humans and they would've be as scary a threat in those circumstances.

More technologically advanced humans would be able to shoot down Predator starships before they landed on Earth, they would be able to easily see though their shitty personal cloaking technology and they would have the firepower to fuck them up.

You would either have to come up with a contrived reason why the humans aren't using their tech to even the odds. Hell, even in a XXI century setting a first world military force shouldn't have that much trouble handling a single Predator.
 
I'm reserving my judgements until after I watch the movie. Nice Guys was so fucking good I have a ton of faith in this movie.. regardless of casting (Tom Jane excluded, I like the guy.)
 
Because that would eliminate the only advantage the Predators have over the humans and they would've be as scary a threat in those circumstances.

More technologically advanced humans would be able to shoot down Predator starships before they landed on Earth, they would be able to easily see though their shitty personal cloaking technology and they would have the firepower to fuck them up.

You would either have to come up with a contrived reason why the humans aren't using their tech to even the odds. Hell, even in a XXI century setting a first world military force shouldn't have that much trouble handling a single Predator.

If it was in the future predator would have better tech as well

The humans wouldn't be the only ones to evolve
 
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If it was in the future predator would have better tech as well

The humans wouldn't be the only ones to evolve

Then it would become a generic sci-fi movie and stop being what makes it Predator.
 
Why in the fuck arent they doing predator movies that take place in the future, around the time of aliens.

Enough of the bs of modern times.

I hate that idea. I'd prefer to watch Predator vs modern times, or earlier 20th century like a platoon in Vietnam, or maybe even WWII, like some of the battles on the Japanese islands.

Seeing predators vs humans with advanced tech? What's the point.
 
Because that would eliminate the only advantage the Predators have over the humans and they would've be as scary a threat in those circumstances.

More technologically advanced humans would be able to shoot down Predator starships before they landed on Earth, they would be able to easily see though their shitty personal cloaking technology and they would have the firepower to fuck them up.

You would either have to come up with a contrived reason why the humans aren't using their tech to even the odds. Hell, even in a XXI century setting a first world military force shouldn't have that much trouble handling a single Predator.

You hit the nail on the head, aka Preds are simply boring as fuck unless facing pathetic dumb humans with shitty basic bullets.

Unless Hollywood can stop using the same basic played out predator formula and maybe expand on then their tech and warfare ability. Space marines vs Pred military could be a hell of a scifi war movie.
 
What is the premise, and will they do an alien/prometheus/predator crossover. They have already established preds and xenos in the same universe. May as well continue.

If Prometheus universe is so far in future, then where are preds.
 
You hit the nail on the head, aka Preds are simply boring as fuck unless facing pathetic dumb humans with shitty basic bullets.

Unless Hollywood can stop using the same basic played out predator formula and maybe expand on then their tech and warfare ability. Space marines vs Pred military could be a hell of a scifi war movie.

I second the last sentence. And bring in the space jockeys.
 
Is the kid related to Ethan Tremblay?

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On a side note, is this a reboot or another sequel?
 
Update: March 24, 2017

Edward James Olmos Joins the Cast of Shane Black's THE PREDATOR


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Edward James Olmos is suiting up for The Predator, Shane Black’s reboot of 20th Century Fox’s sci-fi action franchise. Black is directing from a script he co-wrote with Fred Dekker.

The movie is shooting in Vancouver with Boyd Holbrook leading a cast that also includes Room breakout Jacob Tremblay, Keegan-Michael Key, Trevante Rhodes, Thomas Jane, Alfie Allen, Yvonne Strahovski (mine!) and Olivia Munn.

The movie once again features unsuspecting humans who slowly realize that fierce hunter-aliens are in their midst, this time in a suburban setting. Olmos will play a military character.

Olmos is a veteran actor who made his mark playing a detective in the 1980s version of Miami Vice and in the acclaimed re-imagining of Battlestar Galactica, the Syfy show in the early 2000s in which he played Commander Adama.

The actor, who did a recent stint on Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, is coming off of shooting Blade Runner 2049 in which he reprises his character from the classic 1982 Ridley Scott movie. And is due to appear in the pilot for Mayans MC, FX's hoped-for Sons of Anarchy spinoff series.

'Battlestar Galactica' Star Edward James Olmos Joins Shane Black's 'Predator' Reboot (Exclusive)
 
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