And Harry from "Harry and the Hendersons"!

whaaat?? man now i see the movie with different eyes! thank you for the heads up

RIP Kevin Peter Hall. A great character actor

WHAAAA?????

He was 7 foot 3 inches or 221cm tall and died in 1991 from HIV from a blood transfusion during surgery for injuries he sustained in a car accident.

I was thinking the same. I’ve seen some reactors who just don’t pick up on what’s happening with the behavior of the Predator or even the team.

Yet they couldn’t remember Carl weathers played Apollo creed after 4 movies.

@@farimir120 lol

@@farimir120 I know I was disappointed also but to their defense they watch alot of movies

I know I have seen ppl saying " what the hell is going on I have no idea" and I'm thinking " dam I saw this as a kid in the late 80' s or early 90's and I knew what what was what..and I'm no genius lol..as a grown up you understand even more..movie was pure greatness

It's crazy how I've heard that played at pro hockey arenas during the start of overtime..I think the Arizona coyotes do it

@XyZ313, I won't hold my breath. There's also a good chance it'll get a PG-13 rating, just like the first AvP film

I concor Corey,this film is one of the greatest action movies ever made.Never get tired of watching it.It's also easily the best Predator film.

was very good yes. i remember watching this long time ago, and I think I couldn't have good sleep for 2 weeks... it was a whole different of haunting

@@15blackshirt And just like what happened to Star Wars, there's great lore to draw from, but noOoo, they won't use them. What the heck?

Kevin also played Harry in Harry and the Hendersons as well, and by all accounts, he truly was a gentle giant, RIP.

@@samuraiwarriorsunite Kevin Peter Hall was also the black helicopter pilot you see at the end of this movie.

Van Damme was fired, released, or let go because he was complaining about the stunts that was required while wearing very top heavy Predator suit. He was also struggling with hydration. The movie people also used a stunt person after Van Damme was gone. Who then hurt himself doing one of the stunts while wearing the suit. After that, they got Kevin Peter Hall and redesigned the suit.

Took The words right out of my iPhone keyboard

And if he loses he is taking everything with him..lol Predator is ruthless

@@BigBoss-zi5ss Eh depends. This Predator just blew himself up, in the second movie, the Predators gave the human one of their trophies and left on peaceful terms. As peaceful as it can get that is

@@22Tesla in the second one he wanted to self destruct in battle but Harrigan cut the arm..and the Predators at the end were not in battle they respected Harrigan for the victory

@@BigBoss-zi5ss Hmm true. I've forgotten much of the details of that movie sadly

@@22Tesla I like part 2..it's gets its share of hate but also has a following. It was a pretty good sequel imo..at that time everyone wanted Arnold back but Danny Glover did a good job and showing the Predator in a city environment was cool.

Yeah, he was like "This is it?, no special bone structure or tech gadgets within this skin? This is worthy"

Yup that's why I like them cause you can see they are " really" watching the movie not screwing around like Bennet

Literally everyone I know who saw the movie picked up on this. It is slightly more than obvious.

@@jamessullivan4391 Most reactors are like 'why is he doing that'? , even though they show the Predator collecting skulls earlier.

The thing is American kids today who didn't grow up with this movie overanalyze and ask "what was the Predators motivation" instead of just shutting the hell up and enjoying the film. These 2 understand this movie because they sit back and say "Wow, so that's why he did that" instead of trying to get inside of everyone's head. Love their reactions. I don't subscribe to many, but they've just got another.

@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 well said. they dont sit and wait and watch.

Y'all are charming and lovable, sure. But more rare: you two are *freakishly* intelligent (I sound like an a**hole, saying that, I know). I've taught literature and film and _never_ had a student that could see what y'all so easily see. If the world was half as smart as you two...we'd all live in paradise.

@@gggooding whoooooo ur comment warms our heart! we never think we are smart, we try our best to be funny =))) and to give our honest opinion of this road of ''Reaction'' business haha but overall, we are chill people, quite lazy.. easy to talk to.. and quite introverts ourselfs but if u get to know us, and get in our circle of small friends.. be ready for deep conversations haha

@@MJoy4Fun just make sure you give the new predator film some love on Friday it’s going to be great!!

And also that incredible Basil Polidouris soundtrack.

ohhh nice one, it could get here sooner than u think

It is actually a really trippy movie.

I'd argue it's *better* which is ironic because it was a made-to-fail movie. (That _is_ a thing - it's an insurance "scam" studios do sometimes. See, for instance, Howard the Duck)

they noticed

OK, if the Predator skinned his victims to mark his territory and scare away others, since he kills people I would think he's using those bodies as bait to lure other trophies in. A hunter doesn't push his prey away, he draws them closer to him. I've done a little deer hunting in my time and you don't put buck urine in the rut (mating season) leading deer away from your stand. You put it around his scrape (kinda like a calling card for does) to lure bucks around that area. And when mating season is over your best trick to use is a food plot (a piece of land with deers favorite food on it, corn, rye grass, etc.). I really could go on for hours about this but I think I got my point across. Unless you know more than me about tricks hunters use to draw in what they're hunting. Maybe a comic book written by someone who's never been hunting therefore knows absolutely nothing about what he's doing. Not trying to pick a fight with you, just sharing some knowledge.

for joy! haha