21:06 "Billy has a death wish." No, no. It's just that Billy has recognized that their circumstances are hopeless, they're _all_ as good as dead, and he has resolved to die on his own _terms._ He makes it a point to slash his body to deny the alien the honor of drawing first blood.

My absolute favorite movie. The only movie I actually wore the VHS tape out until it couldn't work anymore

A bunch of military veterans did a test on the mud thing. They covered a guy in mud and had him hide in the woods and get in a bunch of branches. Then the guys who have experience shooting with night/thermal vision, tried to find the guy with their scopes. They could not find him. So it can work for a while at least. Great reaction as usual!!!

IF IT BLEEDS, WE CAN KILL IT Best line ever

"Why did you say that twice?" 😂

The Predator is basically what we would consider a thrill-seeking big game hunter here on earth. On whatever planet the Predator is from (they flesh out the species a little more in the underrated sequel), he's probably a rich elite who wants to decorate his mansion with the skins and skulls of the most dangerous game. From the Predator's perspective, the most dangerous game is unfortunately humans. He took Billy's skull as a trophy because Billy tried to 1v1 him with only a machete once he realized that the Predator was just in this for the sport, and the Predator saw Billy as a worthy adversary. When the Predator sees that Dutch (Arnold) actually became a challenge for him, he decided to try and 1v1 Arnold w/o weapons because of pride. You probably didn't need all of that information, but I just love how much they revealed about the creature and its motivations without force-feeding it to the audience through clunky dialogue or exposition. Hell, I think the director didn't even want the opening shot with the space ship in the film because he wanted the audience to be as confused as the troops were in the beginning, learning throughout the movie that they were being attacked by an ET, but the producers insisted on the space shot because they doubted the intelligence of the audience.

"Get to the CHOPPA!" Every time I hear that I look around in a panic, and there is no helicopter to be seen. I mean, this is quintessential Arnold. He'll be back.

The trip wires did not give off heat but it would present a straight line in the middle of a crooked patterned jungle and as a hunter, the predator is supposed to look for these patterns the same way Billy did when he was observing the jungle, tracking patterns (I.e. footprints, leave disturbances, straight lines, etc.)

Kevin Peter Hall played the preditor. But he was also the helicopter pilot at the end of the film. They wanted the audience to know him. Great reaction Aria. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

While there are multiple Predator films, this is the very, very best of the franchise. Sadly, studios try to capture lightning in a bottle when a film is successful, but they so often fall short. Like Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers is also great in comedic roles. Carl had a small cameo role on the classic American comedy show called "Arrested Development." He played a weird version of himself as a washed up actor willing to do anything for money. A very, very funny series, especially Seasons 1 through 3. 😊

Predator mimicking and taunting Dutch's men is not only intimidating but downright scary! Especially when the Predator uses Billy's laugh at the end of the film before the Predator nuked himself! -OG

One fun fact... "Predator" has TWO U.S. governors in the film... Arnold and Jessie "I Ain't Got Time To Bleed" Ventura.

A ‘heatseeker’ is a heat seeking missile. It locks onto the heat generated by the plane’s (or helicopter’s) engine & exhaust.

“How does that thing know where to go?” Either the alien assassin follows their foot prints, or the drops of blood. 😳

21:06 Billy does NOT have a deathwish. Women never understand this scene, Billy is a proud warrior so he's choosing to die on his own terms because he knows his death is certain. He cuts himself with the knife so that his enemy cannot draw first blood.

Aria! Love your soft-spoken delivery of your reactions to what you're watching! Please consider watching the "Rocky" movies, if you'd like to see more with Carl Weathers. If you do venture into that series, you will most likely be pleasantly surprised. Every reactor who's done that initially stated they didn't really want to watch a "sports" movie. After seeing them, they all loved the movies because they were about more than sport.

Great reaction Aria. You were perfectly in tune with this film. You noticed and understood many details and nuances that many reactors did not on the first watch. Carl Weathers is legendary in the Rocky franchise! As to not remembering what the original mission was after the Predator showed up, I think that Dutch (Arnie) felt the same way afterwards.

Great choice, Aria. It's often called "Alien" in the jungle. Jean Claude Van Damme was actually originally cast as the Predator and the costume initially looked very different, almost like a praying mantis monster. If KZfaq let us share images in the comments, I'd show you.

Non-spoiler info: I think this info will actually help you enjoy the movies more for various reasons. When the movies came out, they actually released some of the lore info in other ways like posters and magazines in between the first two movies. Still extremely mysterious, but one aspect they don't explain out right, but is very obvious when you think about it is, the Predator does this due to culture and ritual. Even religion. It does this for honor. It's a warrior-based society. This is just one of many who hunts on Earth, or anywhere it can find challenging prey. Its not stuck here. Its not evil. It doesn't eat humans. It's a ritual to gain honor and rank amongst its own society. It enjoys the thrill, but it is not a thrill-seeker. In it's culture, like the Dothrakki in Game of Thrones... or The Mandalorians from Star Wars... the warrior is the highest ranked. The skill, courage, and achievements are honored, and prey who challenges you is respected. Im sure in their culture, its also essentially what gets you the best females. It's always all about the women. Part 2 is well done and worth doing on your channel. I'll wait to say more until you do it 🙂

I'm glad they don't reveal too much about the Predator in this movie. They say less is more. The less you know about the Predator, the scarier he becomes. But it's also twofold. The less you know about the Predator, the more we want to know what makes him tick! This is the perfect formula for making a sequel! -OG

Today, Carl Weathers might be more recognizable to Gen-Z as Greef Karga from the Mandalorian. Gen-X and Millennials know him as Apollo Creed from the Rocky movies - definitely his most famous and recognizable role.

If you want more Carl Weathers, watch the first three Rocky movies. That's what put him on the map.

Now that was a reaction right there, you killed it girl, and I loved every second of it, especially your soft spoken, comments and smooth,calm demeanor. This is my favorite movie ever, there was nothing like it back in it's day when it first dropped. Still watch it every now and then 30 yrs later. Part 2 and Prey, other Predator films are definitely worth a watch.

Great Reaction Aria like always, this movie brings me back to my childhood i remember watching this movie when it came out and its pure action cinema at its most efficient and charmingly unpretentious, Predator remains a lean masterpiece over three decades. There are some fun facts about it, Shane Black was cast for his script expertise, not his acting chops, Shane Black, who plays Hawkins, had previously written the screenplay for Lethal Weapon; he was covertly cast in the film so that he would be available to make on-the-fly and uncredited script changes while on set. Which makes it even more befitting that Black wrote and directed The Predator, the latest installment in the series. This was professional wrestler Jesse Ventura’s first movie. The GE M134 Minigun wielded by Ventura’s character didn’t shoot live rounds, but for safety reasons, the cast and crew were required to stand at least 50 feet away when it was fired. Sonny Landham who played Billy, the team’s expert tracker was known to have such a short fuse that the studio hired a bodyguard to protect people from him. This bodyguard followed Landham everywhere he went to make sure he didn’t get into any trouble on the set. On this, McTiernan said: “We had this 6’8″ tall giant who had to follow Sonny around 24 hours a day the entire time he worked on the movie and make sure that he never misbehaved.” The Predator’s heat vision isn’t actually heat vision, the filmmakers attempted to use actual heat vision for the Predator, but the specific camera proved impractical for the on-location shoot. Instead, normal footage was made into a negative image in post-production and exaggerated “heat vision” colors were added to create the effect. Originally used an orange substance for the creature’s blood, figuring they would spiff it up with special effects in post-production. But the orange goop looked so bad on camera, they decided they had to make a change. They wound up using the luminescent liquid from the inside of glow sticks, which they bought over the counter. Jean-Claude Van Damme was the original guy in the predator suit. The “Muscles from Brussels” was reportedly fired from the movie because he complained too much about how uncomfortable the suit was, he was replaced by Kevin Peter Hall. The original design for the predator was scrapped in the middle of production, the original suit resembled a lanky, bug-eyed insect, but McTiernan didn't think it was scary enough. He halted production on the entire movie so it could be redesigned. Arnold Schwarzenegger personally tapped effects wizard Stan Winston to revamp the Predator design. The break in production was a blessing in disguise. The stop in production to redesign the Predator allowed the filmmakers to edit an hour of the movie together to show to the studio. They liked it so much that they gave the production more money to create bigger action sequences in the last third of the movie once filming picked back up again. Optimus Prime and the predator have the same voice. Peter Cullen, who is uncredited in Predator, provided the voice for both. Keep up the good work!

So awesome seeing someone love one of my favorite movies. Predator 2 with Danny Glover was my first Predator movie.

Minnie has got stronger nerves than you. She hasn't blinked once, and kept smiling throughout the whole movie.

The reason the Predator picks up the scorpion. Is to show the view. The Predator relates to the scorpion and not the humans.

It's amazing Hawkins kept telling those jokes under such dangerous circumstances!

It's Alien on Earth, and Arnold is Ripley. For what it is, is was really well made and the Preditor itself makeup is among the best I've ever seen since Alien. It only made sense to put them both in the movie together. Fun reaction.

I've watched and re-watched this movie since it first came out, but it just occurred to me that the Predator taking off his shoulder cannon to fight Dutch mano a mano reminds me of when a magazine article about American martial arts movies said that Steven Seagal would always show off by putting down his gun to fight the bad guys barehanded.

I love that JCVD was the predictor for a minute and ghosted them to do blood sport 🥋

Such a classic that still holds up today and balanced great atmosphere, characters, pace and storytelling

Lol That same ole "GET TO THE CHOPPA!" line is too iconic

Arnold dominated the action movies of the 80s. We knew he'd win because he was always so much bigger and stronger 💪 than his opponents! But Predator was different. We actually wondered if he'd make it out alive. It certainly helps to have 7' 3" tall Kevin Peter Hall to play the Predator to intimidate Arnold with his stature! Kevin Peter Hall also played Bigfoot in Harry and the Henderson's. A fun family film. -OG

This movie triggered a lot of fan arguments over who would win in a fight: the Alien or the Predator. This in turn lead to the AvP video game, which lead to the Alien vs Predator movies.

First time watcher of your channel. Predator reactions get me every time. Glad to see how engaged with it you were. There are many more movies in the franchise, but IMO the only one that rivals this one is PREY, the 2022 prequel that released on Hulu. It was a return to basics with some new twists & a couple of call outs for the old school fans.

The Predator comes out in the hottest summers because heat brings forth aggression in mammals and the Predator sees that aggression as a challenge.

I have an IR camera, and patches my cat’s fur become temporarily “invisible” when he’s been grooming himself. As soon as his fur dries, it shows up again. Dutch’s mud would only conceal him as long as it stayed nice and wet. My only real quarrel with the mud camouflage is that Dutch’s eyes would have stood out like two light bulbs.

Something that took me years to notice, but we foreshadowed Mac's death when Blaine said "You lose it out here, you're in a world of hurt." Then later, Mac getting so unfastened that he's cutting his own face and doesnt know it, chasing after the predator **by himself**, singing to himself ("Long Tall Sally, she's built reeal sweet..." and then reverting back to childhood ("I seee youuuu.") Mac lost it. And later...was in a world of hurt.

In Predator 2 you will see the connection to the Alien universe and to the prequel of the first Predator movie which is Prey.

You have got to watch Predator 2 right after this. Because that movie is pretty solid. After that "Prey" should be next in the franchise. Prey is awesome. In my opinion, you can skip "Predators" and "The Predator" not the best movies, especially "The Predator". Great reaction btw 👍. I am a new viewer to your channel.

I like the way they play on Billy's Native American heritage related to his ability to track and his "nose" for sensing things beyond the standard senses. Billy didn't have a death wish. Carl Weathers found fame as Apollo Creed in the Rocky movies.

This is such a great movie! I love the slow reveal of The Predator; it adds nicely to the growing sense of dread in the jungle.

I watched this in the cinema a fortnight ago and the crowd reaction was great, shouting quotes and cheering classic moments.

The movie is supposed to take place in the Guatemalan jungle but is actually filmed in the Mexican jungle. Either way you look at it, they're in a real jungle. -OG

"I'm in love with this movie" I can't wait to be invited to the wedding between you two!

The only other movie I enjoyed from this series is the 2010 movie called "Predators" starring Adrien Brody, Topher Grace and Lawerence Fishbourne. Carl Weathers was also in the "Rocky" movie series.

Great reaction. Had to say I loved Mac. I served in the Army and we had the same attitude. We stuck up for each other. Im a little ashamed to say my attitude was if you kill my friend, im taking 10 of yall in return. God bless you and keep up the good work.

You were so much fun to watch this with. 😂 I've never seen someone so soft spoken. Classic film and so glad you enjoyed it.

Love your reaction to this awesome movie! If you want to get more into the Predator/Yautja lore watch: Predator 2, then Alien v Predator (AvP), then Predators, and finally Prey. That should fill in the major questions you might have.

For Carl weathers playing the main character, consider watching him as police Sgt. Jericho Jackson in 1988's "Action Jackson." It's a maverick cop action movie with some interesting casting choices including Bill Duke (Mac in "Predator") as Jackson's by-the-book boss who is constantly angry at Jackson for breaking the rules.

Another neat thing about this movie is that Arnold & Jessy went on to be governors of California and Minnesota. Sonny Landham would have made it three, but lost election bid in Tennessee.

I think this is such a unique film. It starts out as a typical 80s war movie and then changes genre and becomes a horrific gore monster film! -OG

This is not the only one, it hasn't been hanging out on Earth all this time. It's from a race of aliens that sometimes visit for hunting trips, thus the rest of the movies.

In answer to your question in your intro, yes, it's the same Predator species and the same alien species in the Aliens vs Predators movies. Classic popcorn movie. Tons of fun.

"Why are they blasting everything...?" 1980s: yes

PLEASE react to the Rocky movies! Carl Weathers is awesome and I guarantee you will LOVE these movies. Stallone himself says that the movies aren't about boxing, they're about the love between Rocky and his wife Adrian

This is my favorite Arnold movie. I like how they reacted when seeing the skinned men. Although they WERE macho men, when seeing other men skinned, they didn't act like it didn't affect them any. Billy got scared and had to run away to the clearing and we clearly affected by what he saw. Little things made a fun movie just seem more real.

What we shouldn't forget, it's basically a predator hunting other real or imaged superior predators. It just turns around OUR view on nature and prey and it doesn't feel nice to be on the receiving end.

26:40 "Ooh, gonna take his mask off. I want to see what you look like." I thought "No she doesn't." _Seven seconds later_ "Ew ew oh oh. Put the mask back on!"

23:16 well my Theory is that because the cool mud hid Dutch's heat signature and therefore The Pred couldn't see him, i think The Predator probably felt that Dutch died in The Waterfall

Corridor Crew here on KZfaq tested out the mud trick and it actually kinda worked!

Aria, if you’re curious about the Aliens vs Predator bit, in the second movie (little to no relation to this one) the main character finds the Predator’s trophy wall, and on it is a xenomorph skull, thus forever tying the two franchises together.

Carl Weathers is in "Rocky". That's a good movie too.

You're correct, thermal vision 🙂 And yes, in Alien vs. Predator it's the Predator species & the Alien Xenomorphs. Predator is a hunter alien breed & it was hunting the main characters for sport. They do have a code, they don't hunt If the pray has a flaw or If the pray isn't a challenge. Carl Weathers is also known as Apollo Creed in Rocky. And Aria, GET TO DA CHOPPA! 😜😉

32:05 "Do tripwires have heat in them? Because it was able to see them." No. Have you ever touched a metal car on a hot sunny day? The metal holds heat very well; it might even be hot enough to burn you a little bit. Have you ever touched the same metal car at night? The metal feels cooler than other things around it like trees and leaves and the ground. The Predator uses thermal vision and those traps they set at night were made of metal trip wires and metal explosives. That metal would have been cooler than the environment around it and if its vision is sharp enough, that's how it could see them. Of course, the movie made it look like its vision was just big blobs of color but that wouldn't be very practical. This is an intelligent spacefaring race of aliens; they must be able to read and write to do math and science and engineering or they couldn't build space ships. They can't very well do any of that if their vision is just big splotches of color.

"Heat seeker" is a small rocket that searches for heat, like from an engine or jet engine, to track and destroy.

Predator 2 is a decent movie, so definitely worth a watch. AvP (Alien versus Predator) is okay as a movie with good effects and performances but, if you know the books it is based on then it is a big disappointment (have a look for "The Machiko Noguchi Saga" series if you are interested). If they had made it as written then it would have fitted in, as it was meant to, with the Alien franchise timeline. It's one of those franchises, like Terminator, where the first couple of movies are great but the film-makers just can't seem to realise that if they just shoot what has already been created then they will have a winner! One core fact that never really seems to come out in the films but is solidly part of the fictional lore is that the Predators *breed* the Aliens to give them something exciting to hunt. Aliens versus Predator takes place in our future, around Ripley's time, and it is basically a Predator training course gone wrong - they seeded a planet with Alien eggs with the intention that they would create slow and dim creatures from impregnating the local fauna. What made it go wrong was that humans colonised the planet in the meantime so the teenage Predator trainees ended up facing fast and smart Aliens and all got killed other than their teacher. He teams up with the surviving human and they fight the Aliens together. It's a much better story than the movie. As to the Predators vision and the mud-effect, the filters are sort-of infra-red and sort-of ultraviolet but of course their normal vision is not the same as ours in the first place. So it's a bit of cinematic license that the mud blocked it so effectively but not too much of a stretch.

30:00 "I don't know why it only attacks when it's very hot." Probably because the Predator world is very hot. Imagine if you wanted to go hunting in, say, Ladakh - would you go there in an average winter at -40 degrees celsius, or would you wait for an unusually warm summer when the temperature rises over 25 degrees? Maybe the Predator's world is so hot that the only time it can be comfortable on Earth is during a hot summer near the equator - everywhere else is too cold. The first two Predator movies followed this pattern, in fact, they established it, but then the AVP movies and Prey just kind of totally forgot about it, so maybe it was only a coincidence. Or maybe the later writers didn't want to be limited by rules created by the first two writers. Who knows.

I'm very excited to see you reacted to this one. Absurdly awesome movie and we may not get another quite like it ever again. Also I second what a lot of others are saying here. You should watch the Rocky movies!

Great reaction! i love this movie glad you enjoyed it🥰 Oh and i just saw your reaction to tucker and dale vs evil and you mentioned watching the grudge...i would love to see your reaction to it, its a good but scary movie 🤗❤️ Ps that sweater looks so good on you🥰

Jean-Claude Van Damme Was Originally The Predator But He Quit Because He Would Not Be Seen On Camera So It Went To The Late Kevin Peter Hall And He Was In Predator 2 RIP Kevin Peter Hall 😊

"It" is obviously a Hunter/killer that visits other planets to hunt (and has been on Earth before as long ago as the 17th century, according to the worthy underrated sequel) Sport is the Predator's only mission, as suspence is the main point of the film it's the classic not explaining everything, because the more you know the less frightening the creature becomes , just as is true of- ALIEN, & THE THING speaking of which, this is another Sci Fi horror cross over film, not quite as awesome as those, but very effective and different

8:15 "Can you still say you're rescuers, not assassins, when you kill so many people?" Yes. Assassins kill for money, usually defenseless targets, often innocent people. Rescuers find the people they need to rescue and do whatever it takes to free them, even if that means killing the bad guys who took them hostage and are murdering them in cold blood. There is a difference, especially the fact that assassins are just killing anybody they get paid to kill and not doing any good, while rescuers are trying to save people. But your point is good, there is some overlap - both assassins and rescuers might end up killing a bunch of bad guys. That said, rescuers will get rid of everybody who is a threat to the people they rescue, which often means killing all the bad guys. Assassins are usually much more sneaky, often killing only the one person they are sent to kill without killing anybody else at all. So, chances are, rescuers usually kill more people but they do it for better reasons.

10:50 "I'm happy to say I've never seen a scorpion in real life and I hope I never see one." Yeah, but do you eat shrimp? Same thing really, except scorpions are a bit dryer and have a venomous sting.

In answer to your question, I haven't seen the latest installment in this franchise, PREY, which makes everything pretty clear, but I think the predator in this movie is simply one of many extra-terrestrial aliens who come to the planet regularly on hunting junkets akin to hunters going to Africa on big game hunts or people renting vessels to fish for marlin. These predators apparently see us as so inferior to their species that they have no qualms in killing us for sport. And it is apparently a very popular thing for them to do.

suggest watching Predator 2 before watching Alien vs Predator

"Put the mask back on." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The Mythbusters tested that rubbing mud wouldn't work

In the novel, the Predator was a shape shifter instead of invisible. It would touch an animal, absorb the information it needed to imitate it, and then the animal would die. I remember there was part in the book describing the Predator flying through the jungle after assuming the form of a bird. Honestly, it seemed kind of silly when you considered that the Predator was normally bigger than a human being which meant it either had to shrink itself down to the size of a real bird or turn itself into a ridiculously giant bird.

19:49 You would think this man would recognize the mark from _targeting_ lasers, when he sees 'em. This is not _identical_ to the targeting lasers with which he is familiar, but _I_ recognized it when I first saw it.

Yes, Alien v Predator is about this movie's Predator species against the alien xenomorphs you saw with Ellen Ripley aka Sigourney Weaver. They are all in the same universe. -OG

You know what!!!!???? I must be a STUPID MAN…. I done watched this movie umpteen times and NEVER EVEN CONSIDERED it… when Arnold told the girl that the alien didn’t kill her because she wasn’t armed you whispered “yeah, so maybe you guys should drop your guns.” I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT. I was still thinking “we need to shoot this thing” EVERY SINGLE TIME I WATCHED IT. VERY GOOD!!!

The mud thing absolutely works against infra-red vision. Not hard to find videos of people testing it out.

I am animator inspired by things and franchises I grew up with and I like so much, the AVP franchise is an example of them. I even got an idea of an AVP adventure on Predator's hunting planet.

Incredible action movie. I know Predator 2 has its fans but in my opinion Prey is the only other good entry in this franchise.

@10:50. I don't like scorpions, either. But here is a fun fact: scorpion venom is the most expensive fluid in the world, it's used a lot for medical research.

Yes, the mud blocking infrared vision is a bit exaggerated, but the predator vision might not be full spectrum infrared and could be limited, it's relatively believable and does not break emersion for me.

Good attention to detail. A lot of woman reactors find this one a bit too much of a 'guy movie', cool to see you liked it. It doesn't try to be something its not, or throw in a clunky love story, its just Arnie vs the Predator!

Carl Weathers, has been around a long time,..he was Apollo Creed in the original Rocky movies,..think he did 3 or 4, of them opposite Sylvester Stallone,..and after Predator he did another movie with Bill Duke(Mac'), and Sonny Landham(Billy), Action Jackson, with Sharon Stone, which I also went to see, it was for me fun to see them kinda have a reunion with some of the cast from Predator,..and Landham was also in 48 Hrs. with Eddie Murphy, and Nick Nolte,..lot of good action movies along with scifi,..the 80's were jumping,..and the thermal imaging, you notice, also, after Dutch and his team left the area, afrer the gun fight and Predator came down to,..I guess survey the area, he passes all these dead bodies,..which he can see, but there's no bright red color, they've no body heat, and as he holds the scorpion in his hand,..you see it go cold as it dies,..it really is an interesting premise for a movie,..the one thing they haven't truly in depth explored, or showed is Predator's home planet,..not even in Predators movie with Adrian Brody,..in Alien Covenant I believe there's a (spoiler), brief look at where the "Engineers" are from if I'm not mistaken,..and in the next Predator movie, first sequel,..you understand why it really wouldn't have made a difference whether Dutch smashed Predator's head in or what actually happened as it seceded defeat and blowing itself up,..he was not the only one,..this is a recurring event, carried out on different planets,..not just Earth, he wasn't the first, and he wouldn't be the last Predator to visit Earth,..in the sequel,..you see its a community if you will, of hunters,..and yess do check it out, Gary Busey who was in first Lethal Weapon is in it,..loved the cast in this one,..Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Bill Duke were also in Commando before this,..and this was really filmed in jungle, I remember Arnold got sick,..not sure if it was Malaria, but he ran a fever,..Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn in The African Queen, filmed in the Amazon, was a hardship, Hepburn said everyone on set was sick,..except for Bogart and Houston (Angelica Houston's dad), the director were the only ones unscathed by vomiting, dysentery because they were heavy drinkers, and drank Red Eye,.Whiskey,..lol,..do keep going, so glad you enjoyed, great reaction,..

There is a movie from way back, called " look who's talking" where two babies, a boy and a girl, " talk " while being voiced by Bruce Willis and Roseanne Barr 😅 needless to say, its hilarious!! And YOUR VOICE would be PERFECT for that kind of stuff, voice acting etc 🥹 like some Pixar picture where your deep, rich, silky smooth yet still sultry and feminine is like a LADYBUG or some ish!! Lmfaooo kind regards!!

This is still the best of all the Predator series. The stories about making the movie are amusing and interesting on their own. Sonny Latham needing a security team to protect other people from him, still wonder if was true. The original predator design was awful. A commenter brought that up about the original predator. He is right you should Google what it looked like and changing from Van Damme to Kevin Peter Hall was what made Predator work. Kevin Peter Hall was like 7 feet tall or so. Carl weathers most famous role was Apollo Creed in Rocky.

You wanna see more Carl Weathers? Then you need to start watching the Rocky movies. He's in the first 4 of them. They are all definitely worth the watch! -OG

Glad you enjoyed it, even with a small spoiler. More information about the Predator in the next movie. Probably not really heat vision that as know it (why mud does not really work, movie stuff). Team was to rescue people, but that was a setup to stop a small invasion. Something happened to Hopper's team so Dylan tricked them to go there. (cute onesie, also your hair looks fabulous! Hope Minnie is having a good time!)

2:06 I always make it a point to check my upper lip whenever I see this meme. There's _so_ much testosterone in it, I suspect I may sprout a _mustache._

Really enjoyed your reactions 🎉🎉❤

Oh you should DEFINITELY watch Prey (2022)!

"You're hit, man. You're bleedin'." "I ain't got time to bleed." "Oh... okay." Fun Fact: Theatrical film debut of Jesse Ventura and Shane Black. Don't Drink It Fact: The Predator's (Kevin Peter Hall) blood - a goopy substance with the color of Mountain Dew - was made on-set using a mixture of the liquid from inside glow sticks and KY Jelly. Practical Joke Fact: Jesse Ventura was delighted to find out from the wardrobe department that his arms were one inch bigger than Arnold Schwarzenegger's. He suggested to Schwarzenegger that they measure arms, with the winner getting a bottle of champagne. Ventura lost, because Schwarzenegger had told the wardrobe department to tell Ventura that his arms were bigger. You're going to have to get up much earlier in the day to get one over a professional practical joker. Practical Effect Fact: The invisibility cloaking effect was achieved with a bright red suit (because it was the farthest opposite of the green of the jungle and the blue of the sky) the size of the Predator (Kevin Peter Hall). The red was removed with chroma key techniques, leaving an empty area. The take was then repeated without the actors using a 30% wider lens on the camera. When the two takes were combined optically, the jungle from the second take filled in the empty area. Because the second take was filmed with a wider lens, a vague outline of the alien could be seen with the background scenery bending around its shape.

Great reaction! I love your reactions. Please react to Prey, it's a prequel, it's awesome. It's not necessary to watch predator 2, but Prey ties into the end of predator 2. Remember Billy, the Indian tracker.

Jessie Ventura (the guy who spits) was an absolute nightmare on set, he kept trying to out muscle all the other actors on set, the director decided to do all his scenes first and then sent him home for the rest of filming.