Predator 5 is fucked already and I'm heartbroken.

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#146

If the chick is hot then I wonā€™t be broken hearted.

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#147

Wait no come back durbs.
We have people to troll, and I too wish for a movie where pred wins.

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#148

Thatā€™s never gonna happen

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#149

Oh fuck yeah his work on Samurai Jack but more specifically ā€œPrimalā€ are perfect examples that a silent protagonist story is not only possible but damn refreshing. His attention to expression and mood are unmatched in my opinion. I would love for him to have a hand in the franchise or even more.

We need stories that actually delve into the world of predator and not just the same old human vs pred, pred dies outcome we keep getting.

Regardless I love his work. Happy to see another Tart fan!

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#150

Do not state that name

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#151

Oh God please no. No. Noooooooo.

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#152

Itā€™s not that wild of an idea. Native americans were close with nature. Maybe shamans or whatnot had some sixth sense about the world around them.

The leaves/trees will betray the cloaked pred šŸ˜‚

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#153

That make itā€™s real?

Especially in a sci-fi movie?

Thatā€™s not supernatural, thatā€™s literally tracks being left behind the Pred

God Sonya blade is not close to nature because she saw mud thrown on Reptile in MK legends.

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#154

Anime can go fuck itself, and you for that matter, right in your filthy mouths. Iā€™ve tried so many times to see what so many fools see in them, and I just canā€™t find anything redeemable in them. Theyā€™re slow paced and boring, all the characters look the same and the writing, well, letā€™s just say that Tickle me Elmo has better dialogue.

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#155

It could have a minor role.

Itā€™s not tracking, itā€™s whispers on the wind

Plus, she might know the forrest really well, which is s small advantage

#156

Iā€™m kind of a broken record here but also in Big Game there was a Native American legend/prophecy/spiritualism that involves the protagonist (monster slayer) and the Pred (monster). Some might find it hokey but I enjoyed that added layer of " is this a prophecy or something that has happened throughout their history and therefore know the Predators coming to hunt is inevitable"

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#157

That is correct, my young apprentice

#158

Canā€™t it be both ? A hot, experienced cougar of a Comanche? At least then itā€™s not (and it WILL be, mark my words) some very young lady with an eating disorder thatā€™s a complete Mary Sue that never even breaks a sweat.

#159

I havenā€™t seen it, but is it the same way like in Pred one and two where itā€™s more of legends of the Pred rather than something actauly supernatural?

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#160

Then why have it in the first place?

I JUST HANDED YOU A SOLUTION AND YOU TURNED IT INTO A PROBLEM

Iā€™m fine with her tracking the Pred through falling leaves, thatā€™s believable, but why do you want to make this supernatural

Thatā€™s fine

#161

Oh itā€™s a book. No it is very much supernatural. The protagonist has these dreams/nightmares where his grandfather (a medicine man now deceased) warns him of the monster and to be ready and to remember the old ways. He also has a twin brother that died at birth that aids him in his final battle. That part I didnā€™t care for though. But the dreams were well done. And while supernatural were done in such a way that could be ambiguous.

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#162

You know damn well that this 19 yr old is gonna physically overpower the 9 ft alien beast. Itā€™s gonna happen. No magic shit about it. Sheā€™s gonna dominate it, flat out.

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#163

Agreed. Plus these things also come down to luck as well.

#164

Oh I know. Iā€™m just fighting the supernatural idea