Goddamn, I must’ve read that tagline a million times and it’s only now whilst reading your comment I’ve got it

Wow, you saying that you got it after reading it a million times, got me to realize there was something to get and thus, I also got it, after having read it a million times. ​@@OFED

Yeah I was kind of disappointed they didn't have THAT poster in the background.

Yeah, I appreciate the possibility offered that the hunters are just extreme sport-hunting enthusiasts, hobbyists with a lot of commitment, from an unknown core culture, instead of honor-guard Klingons as established in the lesser movies. They give prey a chance to fight back because them's the rules of their game.

Oh I agree. Lol

In all the years that I've defended this flick, after pointing out lots of the stuff stated in this video, I always end it with a Glover impression when I say he is NOT "too old for this shit".

the way he slaps his hand in front of Gary Busey's face is top

What was his first?

@@charlottecorday8494 at the time that he was bringing up Predator 2, he mentioned his favorite being his performance as Mal in the film Silverado.

@@K_Rob “Now, I don’t wanna kill you and you don’t wanna be dead.”

It's cool seeing you here. I guess RLM really is your favorite KZfaqrs' favorite KZfaq channel.

Damn the predator, red letter media, and max all together. All my favourites

To do the Predator stealth mode shots, I think they use the same camera footage shooting the background, in layers cut into shapes of a sort of topographic map of the Predator, and they increasingly distort the image as the layers represent thicker parts of the creature. For the awesome water shot, I think what they tweaked from their usual approach is they also desynchronized the video on the layers, so each layer is showing the shot a few moments earlier than the last. This gives the splashes the illusion that they are wrapping around the Predator’s feet as he moves through his step, and even kind of look like they’re splashing up again when he lifts his foot, when really we’re just seeing one splash for each footfall distorted in time through the layers.

Can we get a Let’s Goooooo!!!!!

@@stevebernard1295 IIRC from a behind the scenes special years ago the splashes were recorded first; basically there were boards just below the surface with a little pneumatic hammers under them that made the splashes. They laid out a board for each footstep, firing the hammers in time to how they wanted the Predator to walk. Then they recorded the actor in the red chroma key suit following the same path and timing, then spliced the footage together as you described. Really cool shit for the time, still looks great.

Modern anime all the characters look like they have Lego hairstyles lol

Tbf around that time every character had either Cloud hair or a bowl cut

I miss 80s catgirls. They were usually feral babes. Now, they're always uwu.

Modern anime is a cesspool made to satisfy fat otakus

Someone has to add that to his IMDb page.

Seeded the Predator vs Killer Clowns from Outer Space franchise.

This comment was visible before I watched the episode and I was SO confused.

Only second best. Reassembling TwinDragon Encounter is not only Colin's best achievement, but it's the best thing that's happened in film since Citizen Kane.

The fact that he put a pair of JNCOs in there... *chef kiss* What a legend that Colin.

So you know about the "Columbian Girl" too?

Colin's dad was expecting a different predator movie

I want this to be the first comment people see as the video clicks open

You have absolutely no way of knowing if that was his favourite porn theatre.

NO IT WASN'T!!! It was a heartwarming story about Colin watching Predator: The First Predator at his dad's favorite porno theater. He CLEARLY said that he saw Predator 2: The Second Predator at the mall and then called his brother. Sheesh! Pay attention, will ya! (sarcasm)

Godzilla vs Honey Badger / goose hybrid is the place holder name for the next movie in the titans universe.

​@@pleopodHoney Badger holding Kongs head in the poster.

same. They are equal in my opinion

100 percent. I love them equally

I think they’re an amazing 1-2 combination. Predator 2 is a little cheesier and over the top but Glover is flawless in it and I love both.

Had to like the video just for that.

@@jeffphillips1832same here, and wouldn’t it be cool if the trophy they gave Glovers character was some pantaloons👍

@@williamcurry4868 Yes as long as someone says, "pantaloons" repeatedly.

Jnco jeans 👖 was the crowning achievement

Is like the pants version of the cigarettes in the fifth element

I really want to understand this comment. Can you explain it to me?

​@@matthewmcclure1364 21:02

@@matthewmcclure1364 shot of the trophy case of pants in this video was done by Colin because he’s a professional vfx artist. I thought Jay just suddenly got really good at editing but then I realized what their guest does for a living

@@bleachedbonez​​⁠ 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️holy smokes, I didn’t have any sense that that was inserted. I really thought that was part of the movie. I don’t think I was paying enough attention to what the guys were actually saying, and it does look super slick.

@@matthewmcclure1364 yeah colin worked in like hollywood type shit

"A shit"...imposter fan...get him 👉🏻

Lol, you right, I mistyped it as I was thinking it.

@Surefire11B it's all good , just joking mate 👍🏻

The Director flexing his Horror Chops for sure.

And it’s from 1990!!

We need @CorridorCrew to break down this scene

​​@@orinn777there's another Predator 2 review on KZfaq by a channel called Oliver Harper, who breaks down how it's done at the 20min mark

@@ezza_t Good shout

Heads down one of the best scenes.

Dread. True dread.

I also like when the Predator said it’s morbin time on the ship.

Is King Willie the pirate from The Goonies?

AHHHHHHHHHGĜHHHHHH

I thought that too. And that predator is a young one, trying to prove himself to the pack. Which makes him more "cheeky", yet better armed, than the first predator (daddy pred doesn't want his baby ending up in some g-men labos).

He's not wrong though? Voodoo is Haitian, Obea is Jamaican.

That was the day you lost your trust in humanity.

What she said was beyond stupid

Your right, but to be fair, #1 has the team clearing a plot of jungle vegetation with just bullets, while #2 has Busey's team in hazmat suits hunting with nitrogen guns.

@@OnyDeus That doesn't really make the comparison work. In the first movie you have the elite mercenary team, the baddest fuckers around, encounter a deadly alien monster they can't even _see,_ and they wig the fuck out. The deforestation sequence is a display of brawn with no brains, just panic, and they get picked off one by one as the movie goes, until Arnold's character is left with almost nothing, but he has learned enough important things about his enemy that he can finally outsmart him and win. In Predator 2, the planning and preparing isn't the idea or makings of Glover's character, that's by Busey's character and his guys, Glover just discovers this on his quests as a detective trying to figure out the truth of these wild killings. Busey's planning _doesn't work,_ he tried to be clever but the Predator still outsmarts him and kills him, Glover finally defeats the Predator by being a better warrior who never surrenders. Even when he realizes that there's a half dozen more of these beasts, he doesn't give in, he's ready to continue giving his all until the end, and that's probably why the other Predators respect him and let him go, complete with a souvenir. I never really thought about it until just now, but I realize that this is an inversion, and not a bad one, especially when you consider how the movie is generally pretty derivative of the first one. When you consider how incredibly quickly this movie was written, shot, and edited, that makes it all the more impressive. Predator 2 _is_ derivative a cash-in sequel, but a shockingly good one, all things considered.

​@@0neDoomedSpaceMarine you're absolutely right. I wasn't trying to be serious, but I'm glad it helped you come to that observation. I never noticed that either, cool stuff.

As an autistic person I can confirm she is correct

@@FlamingLiberalSA We can confirm you had the MMR jab.

​@@telsuttonSatire isn't funny when it's just believable stupidity

Okay... being in NDIS support work (in Australia), and helping care for a number of Autistic men of various ages... yeah, nah. I think the amount of Autistic geniuses would be about proportional to the amount of geniuses in the general population; i.e. very few. Most of the Autistic guys I work with are cool dudes, but not going to... solve any of life's great mysteries, let's say.

@@BrettJones27 One of my daughters is autistic/adhd, and her IQ is ridiculous... currently aceing her BSc degree in Manchester, whilst working 22 hours a week. All her friends are high-functioning autistic boffins, and she a set up a group for similar kids whilst at comp.

Well, yes and no. It's shown in the first movie they have heat vision naturally. So it only stands to reason they would prefer heat vision as their default.

The expansion of the Predator tech in this movie was the best part in my opinion. The first aide kit was probably my favorite. Was so fascinating seeing that for the first time.

The only thing that bothers me about predators seeing default infrared is the question of how they became so technologically advanced. You can't distinguish wires, you can't leave written notes.

​@@HellecticMojo sure you can. I use infrared all the time and so do many electronics troubleshooting/metrology engineers. It's amazingly cheap To get sensors capable of incredible things and sensitivity. Easily being able to distinguish between ink or paper on a written note. Because everything absorbs and radiates different amounts of heat. Sensors are so cheap and sensitive now that you can see the heat differential and markings Left behind as you drag your fingers across the wall. You can decipher an alarm pad code, because fingers will leave behind tiny amounts of heat, ascending in contrast of the order the buttons were pressed. You can look at a tiny ball bearing and see the miniscule area where the heat is building up.... To help find a fault and diagnose issues.

​@@hullinstruments i actually didn't know there was infrared that advanced thats really cool. thanks for teaching me something lol

True! How I wish we could have gotten a director's cut with all of that stuff back in.

4:10 i think for some reason the upper body part was perfectly positioned on the disc and flew away.

.......in half 😊

I always wondered if his top half got stuck on a meat hook somehow

Pun intended.

Van helsing

Damn didn’t know that at all nice tidbit

@@micahclawrenceyeah dude is pretty damn creative. hes done alot more than that too but I dont know all the actual work he has done on what projects but he certainly doesnt get credited often enough for his sfx work

Good call.

Yep! As soon as I saw that clip, I was trying to remember Goetz’s name. It was pretty obvious they were referencing him.

Interesting

Goetz was the man!

​@@charlottecorday8494 Hey thanks!

Yeah the movie actually did a better job in establishing why the Predator and cop team was connected than this retrospective let's on. It went after Glover's team when taking note they were his subordinates and after the level of skill he displayed in that first gang war fight.

Okay but why is the Predator watching Mike sleep Why is the Predator at Mike's wedding I think he has enough combat data now nevermind he's mentoring Mike's autistic grandson and they're really connecting, hooray for all this combat data

@@LAVATORR lolololol

@@LAVATORR I hope more people see this comment

@@LAVATORR Predator's had the ring in his pocket for months, he's just working up the courage to pop the question to Mike

They talk about that in the re:View of the first movie, I think they were talking about the water effect specifically because you can see the water splash through the moving leg and that's not something you can just key out. My guess is like Colin said, they just used an air cannon and the moving legs are an optical effect. It looks good but the legs splash up a bit too much water for it to look like real footsteps.

@@Kidd724I remember the invisibility effect in Prey being very uncanny and distracting, like they overuse it.

Yeah that phrase and scene saved the movie

Fun fact: those Predators were played by members of the LA Lakers, who they hired _specifically_ to convince Danny Glover, a devoted Lakers fan, to sign on.

​​@@n3onkn1ghtand on KZfaq you can see them doing a battle dance in costume on the set

@@n3onkn1ght i think it's more he was actually buddies with some of the Lakers and got them to pitch in since there was a lack of 7 foot people to put into suits.

Balls of brass, sire'. Polished to the 'nth degree.

God, it’s been 5 years already?

5 years until the Dune: Part Two review

We can finally stop refreshing that browser.

Same with Deus Ex: Human Revolution.....

@@scalarmotion what part?

@@kerbal666 there's a part where old Tong calls you, Adam goes "wait how did you even get my frequency" and Tong just drops the "Ancient Chinese secret". I don't know why it still lives rent free in my head

@@scalarmotion cool. Fair enough

The edit is actually really good.

I never noticed the pants at all as “oversized” until this review. 🤷🏾‍♂️. Hell, I’ve always been like, “I wanna pair…”

@@Grimloxz I honestly think that was just how things were in the 90's.

​@@MrStath1986 This. 90s fashion was silly.

Hollow Man (2000) used the same technique I think; the wiki describes the repeated takes on a precise mechanical track, as you have said. To isolate the desired parts in that production, quote: "Where [Hollow Man] was outlined in smoke, water and blood, [Bacon] wore a latex body suit, face mask, contact lenses and a dental plate all of one color; green was used for blood, blue for smoke, and black for water" (Douglas Keesey, 2006) That film looked great and there's a couple of very similar scenes to the alleyway scene. I wonder if it was the same Sony fx crew.

King Willy & Screwface from Marked for Death buddy comedy.

Such a great line

​@@NMNtotally. Evil Rastafariam gang leaders.

This movie is great BECAUSE it has so many quotable lines. Loved from the first viewing. I think they’re right though - it hombre because everyone wanted Arnie back.

*CyANT

Very underrated indeed. Prey on the other hand is very overrated.

Nah it’s trash and bizarre. The only good Predator movie is the original.

@@Ethan_Alexandur Well, agree to disagree.

I'm not saying it would have been easy to replace him in terms of his physical performance, but it was almost like they didn't even try.

He was a really handsome guy, too. It's funny that he ended up playing monsters.

Sucks being stuck in a hospital. Ugh. Glad you got better tho.

Funny how movies/shows can remind you of a very specific time in your life. I broke my knee close to 10 years ago and remember watching countless hours of Cutthroat Kitchen of all things while hopped up on meds haha. Glad you're doing better.

@@E_Chap Broke? You wanted to say you took an arrow into your knee, right?

Yeah, I got the impression they weren't terribly serious about it themselves, since they seem to get a good laugh out of calling their terror campaign "voodoo".

Also the Predator has dreads too 😂

I saw the voodoo guys as a reference to the "urban jungle" theme. Like carrying over some of the jungle themes from the first movie.

Maybe a screwball romp... that becomes a Predator movie.

So, given Hollywood trends, if they'd made a predator 3 in the mid-90s, it'd be predator vs. Kevin McKallister.

And that's why the later sequels fail/don't work; they don't have the transition from one genre to another within the same movie.

@@mroctober3657 that was the 2018 one, ragtag group of veterans held prisoner by the government and an autistic child who finds a predator mask and blows up someone’s house

Exactly what i was going to say.

Sounds like you have Lyme Disease.

Yeah idk why this is in my feed lol I thought rlm blocked me for being too annoying lol

Sounds like like you have Lyme disease

He broke his hip sitting down due to Lyme Disease

Was your phone's vibration intensity on 'sledgehammer'?

Shit happens(sorry)

Oh yeah that seen before. ( ○ )( ○ )

The MC Hammer pants sealed the deal.

Jnco pants made me laugh

The pants were courtesy of Colin, according to the end credits.

@@goonsolo5938 yup, I saw that afterwards, but I think maybe Jay put them into the scene and did the tracking?

That scene is only in the Tailor's Cut

It's a shame Hollywood has abandoned well timed one liners like that.

yes, the Dark Horse Alien vs. Predator comic series was infinitely better than the movies we got.

The videogame Aliens vs Predator 2 also had a genuinely cool story, shame it's not available for sale due to licensing. Wish Nightdive would remaster it.

@@skarnak1 Totally agree!

Remember alien vs predator vs terminator?

I always feel bad for people who only know and/or interact with AvP from the movies. There's some really cool stuff out there for that series too.

Alan Silvestri is the greatest 80’s action film score dude; and it’s not even close.

Amazing work - not a criticism, but always thought definitely his work on Back to the Future and Predator overlapped a bit, and you can hear similarities at times.

@@liquidtmd27 if it ain’t broke, why fix it ?

Someone should make some new retro-futurism sci-fi movies with that 1980s vibe and have it set in the distant future, 1997.

Demolition Man?

@@GRORGvideot That may have been 1996, I'm not certain tho.

What was with 1997 that they set it in that year lmao

Also Turbo Kid

A lot of people assume The Predator must have been make-up or maybe animatronic? Nope, that's all Gary Busey baby.

Couple of comedians here

I want to see a fan edit where Keyes goes to heaven and comes back as Quigley.

I'm convinced that every movie with Jeff Goldblum is just them filming Goldblum on a typical day for him, then adding in other actors and plot points to make a film.

@drygnfyre I hope Death Wish and The Fly weren’t typical days for him

I agree far superior to any other Predator film which came after it.

​@anubusx I wish they stopped making these movies after this one. I mean look how much they messed that character up😮‍💨

@@anubusx Nah I take both Predators and Prey over Predator 2. Definitely Prey without doubt. Haven't seen Predators since it was new though.

Danny glover was so good in the role.

It's not as awful as the Predator films after it, but it's still a really boring and badly made sequel.

too much talent was wasted on it.

just consume product and get excited for next product

The worst part is I loved the look and outfit of the predator in that movie. He looked so great!

But the internet told me you just need funny white guys and hyper violence, but the woke feminist one was better? 😮😮😮 (Im just playing, kids. Predator 2022 was good though)

Yeah The Predator bummed me out, luckily Prey was awesome

you dont even know if their review is a positive one

@@xAlbinoNarwhalx Why would that matter?

​​@@xAlbinoNarwhalx..and? You don't need to watch a review before you watch the movie... in fact I think it's better to not watch the review until after you've seen the movie!

​@@xAlbinoNarwhalx I believe most of their re:View videos tend to lean more toward their positive critiques/films they enjoy; I believe they established that in their first re:View video years ago if I remember correctly.

not-as-good sequel is you being kind. This film was horrific.

​@@chiefchimp2789 Nah, Predator 2 is great

@@chiefchimp2789 Imagine being this wrong.

You are mistaken.

Hollywood, the gift that keeps giving...RLM poor sequels.

2nd best. This isn’t Godfather 2

Its definitely my favorite, I am heavily biased due to nostalgia though, it was my first experience with Predator

It made its rounds on late night cable and that's probably why I like it so much. I was a little kid and only ever caught bits and pieces, but the visuals stayed in my mind forever.

Yeah, the motive for the hunter in the "Predator" storyline of _AvP2_ is flat-out smarter than most Predator movies.

Make sure to eat Taco Bell tonight, winner of the Franchise Wars.

@@drygnfyre Taco Bell is the reason they had to switch to the three seashells. All of humanity ran out of toilet paper thanks to the deluge of diarrhea caused by Taco Bell being the only restaurant choice.

1996, but yeah - close

​@@drygnfyre"Carls Jr. F*ck you, I'm eating"

Dark Horse - "Aliens: Colonial Marines." MARINE XENOMORPHS. WITH GUNS AND SHIT.

_Aliens vs. Predator 2,_ the video game (of all things), has one of the best plot ideas for a Predator story: the hunter tallied a man as a successful hunt on its scorecard, but the guy got put back together with modern medicine, so all the hunter's there to do is put him down and make sure its stats stay cherry

_"The original AvP comic was great and is on a futuristic desert planet and has a similar plot to the movie. It’s like a avp space western."_ In the comics it's the same universe as the Aliens movies, meaning theres also Colonial Space Marines in the AvP comic universe, like depicted in the AvP first person shooter games. It's an awesome sci-fi action and horror setting because it combines xenomorphs, predators and space marines in a "natural" way, like they all just belong into that same universe. Something the movie adoptions completely failed to grasp, particularly the first movie, when they make the setting current-day.

@@n3rdy11 ya true. I loved all that stuff as a teenager. I played the AVP extinction game a ton. It all kinda blurs together but they should bring it back to colonial marines.

The Dutch’s Brother angle is fuckin terrible. Glad that didn’t see the light of day. Schoolboy fantasy writing.

T2 also echoed it.

Escape from LA being the worst?

Yeah I always got the impression it's implied that these were the guys pulling the strings the whole time in the first movie who sent dillon and mac's team to the jungle.

That’s an awesome film for sure

Oh wow, never made that connection. I love The Ghost and the Darkness.