I saw her in a movie with Liam Neeson where she was really good in I think she was called Ice Road

She really is the best protagonist in the Predator series. My favorite, at least.

ABSOLUTELY!!! As a hardcore fan of the AVP universe, she killed it. I was impressed and so, so happy when I first watched Prey, I rated it a 9/10 my first watch through

So many people miss that.

I _love_ _A. vs P._ ~ even though it's silly, it has rock n roll STYLE!

You're correct. Around the time when this movie released, people confirmed the pistol she gets is the same one in P2.

then how did the predator captain of that ship (in predator 2) give the pistol to danny glover 300 years later after danny defeated his warrior? it physically cannot be the same pistol. it could be a similar one, implying that the predators have been coming to earth quite often for many hundreds of years. and it also implies that they (the predators) don't always come back alive, hence the trophies given to the human victors.@@r2dnel i know that the predator comics from black horse comics back in the day probably give a lot more back story to the predator race, (especially for the first 2 or 3 movies) and some of those issues might flesh out the various other movies a bit more.

@@skapunker21 did you not watch the stick figure animation at the end of Prey where it showed more Predators coming to visit the Comanche village?

Let's be honest though. I'm the biggest fan of the Alien and Predator franchises but I wouldn't recommend any movies involving the Predator beyond what she has now seen for the channel.

People need to learn history

Wasnt the reason due to licensing? Like they would had have to split the profit with 20th century fox or stgh? Definitly the best sequel and an awesome movie by itself

@mappes1 I don't know. Disney bought out Fox, right? And Hulu is kinda owned by Disney, right? I don't know about all that red tape. All I know is that fans wanted it in theaters. -OG

@@suproliver yeah I also thought it would have been worthy for the big screen. I dont know how it works exactly and who owns what part of the predatorfranchise. I just heard it somewhere. Also after the fourth one, maybe the trust was not there that people would see it? I mean the franchise was kinda damaged by how bad the fourth was I guess.

@mappes1 Yeah. The Predator was horrible. I agree. It was an insult to Predator fans. Of course, there are always those who say they enjoyed it, but they are likely easily entertained with anything that has some degree of action. As a Predator fan, the formula is right there in the original film. You introduce a being not just extraterrestrial but a monster. What makes Predator great is not that he's alien and has advanced technology. It's the alluring mystery about him. The trick is less is more. The less you know about the Predator, the scarier he becomes. But it's also twofold. Because we know so little about the Predator, the more we want to know what makes him tick! Each new film should introduce something new to help us learn what makes him tick. But with each new thing comes even more unanswered questions. Predator should always remain as a scary, taunting, horrific, gore monster. Not about Predator finding autistic kids as the secret hope of the universe, with a horrible CG Predator, Predator cloaking tech you can swallow, Predator mask you can wear for Halloween to blow the home of the mean kids who made fun of you, Predator mutts that chase sticks like this was a comedy movie, a group of ragtag bickering dudes making jokes, Predator ships and shields like this was Star Trek, and finally the Predator Iron-Man suit in the end. Yeah. It's a slap in the face to the franchise. Prey definitely elevated it. Brought back some degree of that Predator formula that made him something to be feared again. -OG

I wish they’d show it in theatres this year!! 😞 at least we’re getting Alien: Romulus in theatres

I wanna kiss every single Xenomorph/Yautja concept artist one by one. The lore is so damn good and the designs are beyond heavenly

The reason why it's so good, is because it follows the lore of the Dark Horse Predator comic book series which were awesome. In those series they had different Predators fight against warriors of various cultures during historic times. Had one fight a Japanese Samurai, had another one fight a pirates in the Carribeans, and had another one fight a South African Zulu Warrior. The Predator that fought the pirates in the Caribbeans Isalnds was actually the hero of that story.

I agree 100%. This is a better film. It wouldn't exist without the original - but it is incredible.

The Comanche were just south of the border but at the time of this movie the French held control of much of the Midwestern United States and it wasnt until the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 that they withdrew.

@@cvtuttle I feel almost disloyal saying it, but yes. I adored this film, and thank you for the original for providing a foundation for (let's hope) more films like this.

@@Fred-vy1hm Thanks for this info. I want to learn more about that time period, especially in this area and further west (I'm near Vancouver, BC).

actually think it's MUCH better than the original

I should be replacing a broken shear pin in my snow blower but I'm old (76) & it's 18 degrees out at 2 p.m. I put some sunflower seeds out for the squirrels, wild turkeys, & Ca. quail. So back to your video!

Nebraska here. We definitely call them mountain lions.

There are no lions in North America. They went extinct about 10k years ago. There is no such game as "football" in USA. Real football is a game invented in England. AI - is just a software, it is not "artificial intelligence". And real AI will not be invented in the nearest future (not in the next 1000 years from now).

Wow!!! I’d love to live somewhere in the mountains someday, the wildlife must be incredible if you’re seeing so much evidence in your yard I’m so jealous of Americans and their fabulous wildlife sometimes, your animals are always so beautiful, I’m sad the wildlife where I live is so limited

_Predator vs Ripley - this time it's PERSONAL!_

Predator: Infinity War

Absolutely agreed!!! I’m also hoping they’ll do a movie set on Yautja Prime sometime soon, too, because I’m still dying to see the diversity of their planet and have a more exploration type film in the film franchise!

I had no idea that the Comanche-language version was an alternate version when I watched it. I only found out afterwards and was happy that I accidently watched it. I probably wouldn't have liked the English version as much.

The first time I watched this on blu-ray it played the commanche version. I was watching it and couldn't figure out what was going on. I thought I had ordered a bootleg copy or something. I didn't know the commanche version was a completely different cut of the film, I'll have to check it out now.

Hatchi: A Dog's Tale

Movie with natives=dances with wolves

@@TheDrag0nSlayer No, the skinned buffalo on the planes. That is a very famous photograph.

No duh. I am poking fun at the reductive reasoning based around stereotypes

There's always one weirdo who has to leave 80 comments

"He killed Dakota (Naru’s brother) with a spear after Dakota stabbed him jumping off the horse", where did Dakota get that spear? That spear was in fact the Predator's spear. Where did he get it? The last time we saw it, it was stuck in a tree it completely penetrated. Why did the Predator leave it there? How did Dakota manage to get it out of the tree? Since it had two settings, short and long, how did Dakota learn how to use it? How did Dakota manage to jump off the horse, descend, then ascend, then descend again, defying the laws of gravity? That Dan Trachtenberg really knows how to make a movie. I can't wait until his next movie, where the Predator is defeated by a six year old boy.

What’s wrong with the timeline exactly?

​@MetastaticMaladies I think it's fair to say that Native Americans were killing bison in much larger numbers in 1719 than the Europeans were, and nobody was killing bison only to take the hide and let the rest go to waste. Also, Native Americans had better relationships with Europeans at this time - especially with the French, who had a markedly smaller population in North America than the English. The protagonist's iron headed tomahawk was most likely manufactured by some European blacksmith and passed on to a Native American in trade. It seems to me that the portrayal of the French trappers and the inclusion of the dead bison give the wrong impression to the audience.

@@spencerbookman2523 I see, thanks for the clarification. I had assumed they were just a group of disgruntled, French "rogues" but I guess that doesn't really make sense.

They were correct it would not do good, due to to many people know history better then hollyperv. The Indians of 1710 had Light iron weapons and Warhorses\flash pan guns. They also were using the iron tip spear as a thrusting weapons on horses. Stone hatchets were a thing of the past, iron was much sharper. The year in the movie would place the Indians with low iron age forged weapons and flintlock weapons. This is because of the Raids and light trade they did with Mexican traders. The buffalo skinned scene in the movie was also at the incorrect time line. French traders would not be in what is known as the states today, until just after Davie Crocket. hunting of buffalo started from 1801 to 1910. from 1870 to 1911 they were hunted to death almost . French traders delt in beaver and rabbit pelts and were located more to the eastern area of Canada. It's not till they see the profit of buffalo hide being skinned and sold by the Colonist, Do they come down and form what is called caravan hide collecting. The French fur trade in North America was focused primarily on beaver. Bison mostly lived further west and south, not where French fur trapping developed. The loss of bison in both western Canada and the western US happened almost entirely in the 19th century when settlers moved into the western plains area. Most if not all Indian tribes do not allow women as hunters. These Indians in the movie should have had the first flash pan musket made rifles. While tribes still used the bow as tradition and sport, they used the gun for larger game .The Assiniboine traded guns to the Indians as early as 1703, by which time nomadic tribes from the south possessed warhorses. During the Spanish Mexican war, the Indian's would acquire modern weapons from easy raids and teachers of trade 1810-1823. Our Indians in this movie would have known how to fire a gun, and would not be using stone arrows or hatchets. Knowing all of this, and if it was placed in the movie. I think the Indians in numbers would have given the predator more trouble. The gun in the movie that she can't fired belongs to a predator, and should not be anywhere near the west area of North America or Timeline. The Raphael Adolini 1715 flintlock pistol is owned by the Greyback Predator, remember what they year was in the start? "1719" The gun is a time traveling weapon i guess lol. Everyone is trying to figure that one out.. I call it a movie mistake that's all. Granted this movie did get crap about it being historically false, even though it wasn't present as a historic movie. I think with todays people and how their mind is looking for incorrect things and political preaching. This movie would have been hit hard if given the full trailer and movie theater treatment. They would have focused on the fact, women did not Run war party tribes.

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It had nothing to do with them thinking it would do poorly. It was produced by Fox prior to their acquisition by Disney and due to licenses they had at the time, if they had released it theatrically, once it went to streaming it would have gone to HBO/Max, rather than Hulu or Disney+. Rather than give WB revenue, they opted to go direct to streaming on Hulu.

I'm basing that on an article I read. Could be wrong. Either way, would have been an amazing theatre experience@@rzlittle