I was reading that John McTiernan fought for Carl Weathers to be in this film, against studio demands. McTiernan saw how Arnold watched and admired Carl. As both men came from athletic backgrounds, a nervous Schwarznegger (who hadn't really found his footing as an actor) found a role model in the remarkable Carl Weathers. RIP to another legend.
Fun fact, that was not the first Predator design used. The first one was Jon Claude Van Dam in a rubber suit. They fired him about a week into filming and decided to redesign the whole costume. There are set pictures of the first one with JCVD in it.
I like to imagine that offscreen they fought for a few minutes and Billy was beaten honorably. Billy's skull was probably his most prized trophy for the few hours he had it.
Best ist that you have to IMAGINE the fight, he is the only one you dont see the way they get killed. And imagine these huge and fearless indian tough guy with that incredible knife for to fight mano a mano
@@justateach8217if you've never seen the movie Predators, it is really good! In it one of the predators was challenged like Billy challenged this one. That Predator fought hand to hand. I feel Billy got that same chance. He threw down his gun, there would have been no sport.
@@maxsparks5183 true. But she gets to discover so much treasure so often, almost if she was only reading books and discovered movies for the first time.
The Predator laughing in the end is actually Billy's laughter that the Predator mimicked. The fact that the Predator mimics their voices at all is creepy and that much more taunting for his kills. -OG
I was never really clear on whether or not it was technological, or whether their species has something like a sarynx...similar to various corvid species and related birds. Given their mouth structure, it would be almost impossible for them to have any practical spoken language without it.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Yeah, that is interesting to note. I can definitely understand the purring clicking sounds. The mouth structure for actual speech, though, seems like a whole other beast in itself to figure out. But I do love the roar when he took his mask off to fight Arnold. -OG
The actor who played the Predator was Kevin Peter Hall. He also had a cameo at the end as the black chopper pilot (the director wanted to give him a little face time for all his efforts). Kevin Peter Hall was over 7 feet tall and frequently played various creatures due to his unusual height. He was Harry in Harry And The Hendersons. A movie about a family that befriends Bigfoot and brings him home. You would probably really enjoy that movie. Kevin peter Hall was a super nice guy in real life. He was in a bad car accident in Los Angeles in the early 1990s. During surgery he received contaminated blood and passed away. RIP KPH
Fun fact JCVD was supposed to play the predator but he hated the outfit and parted ways with the production...they completely overhauled the costume and the new predator was born
Cassie's reaction to this movie was perfectly entertaining. 😜 I especially like it when Cassie realizes in the middle of the movie, "oh, predator! I get it! He's the hunter, they're the prey!"
Though like most "reaction" movies, I'm reasonably certain she's fully cognizant of most of things she's commenting on, but playing it up for the camera. It's why I usually don't watch "reaction" or "unboxing" etc. videos because so many of them feel so forced and disingenuous.
A RUclips channel named Corridor recently tested the theory that mud does _not_ mask the thermal signature of a person. They used cheap thermal imagers to really expensive ones. Spoiler alert: their theory was proven wrong with all thermal imagers they used. A person covered in mud was undetectable while attempting to locate them with the imagers exactly how this film depicted. The only person who was able to locate the test subject was the dog they had with them.
20:57 "How do we kill it?" I love that this young lady is so engrossed in this movie that she feels like she is literally living the story with the other characters. No wonder her reactions are so emotionally attached to every scene. It puts a different light on watching an action movie like this. Interesting and entertaining for sure! 👍
@@mooncritter721 Somehow I missed your comment but no I haven't seen that yet. I do like scary movies so I will check it out. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@mooncritter721 btw if you like scary movies then I recommend 'Annihilation'. It is free on RUclips and it has some really good jump-scare scenes in it with an excellent plot line also.
I love this movie. The plot swerves unexpectedly from a rescue mission into a monster movie with such graceful plot movement without losing an ounce of risk.
A perfectly taut action thriller, a last minute change to a creature design, and we get one of the greatest monsters ever created in film history. Wonderful movie.
@@w1975b The head did. I finally saw the footage of the red thingy running through the jungle. Unfortunately, we don't have Stan here to clarify now on anything else. All I know now is that Stan Winston was a bloody master in creature design and we have him to thank for so many great memories!
Billy was always my favorite character in this movie not only was he a Indian tracker but it’s like he could sense the predator on a spiritual level… and he stood in the end face to face with the devil like a man
Billys' Death was going to be a mighty knife fight with the Predator on the log bridge, But for some reason it didn't happen. But it's because of the fight with Billy that the Predator was stroking his skull as Billy was a Worthy adversary and a trophy of note.
He also understood the predator's concept of honor, and made sure to deny it first blood, which signifies a challenge to single combat, warrior to warrior, instead of hunter to prey
Kevin Peter Hall, who played the alien Predator, also played the Bigfoot, Harry, in Harry and the Hendersons. He also had a recurring role on the 80's TV sitcom, Night Court. He was a nearly 7 foot tall, African American actor, who also had a cameo as the helicopter pilot in the rescue chopper that rescues Dutch at the end of the film. Sadly, Kevin is no longer with us, as he passed away decades ago. I believe, he also portrayed the Predator again in the sequel, Predator 2. From what I've heard he was one of the kindest, friendliest people you could ever meet.
My friends and I came to theatre to watch whatever was available. Predator was just out and about to start. None of us knew anything about it, other than what was on poster. Figured it was another "commando" type movie with Arnold. We were so surprised and blown away by this movie, so much better than some of the others Arnold had been making. Just a happy memory of friends all together talking and excited about movie afterward.
You must see SILENT HOUSE. It is the most terrifying film in human history. Most people don`t have the guts to deal with this film. If you have a channel, you should do a reaction to this horror film. No one yet has had the guts to do a reaction. It is a hard film to get through due to the jump scares and the horror of being left alone in a boarded up house with no electricity and realizing that someone or something is in the house with you. You have only a flashlight to guide you through this terror. If you think you have the guts to watch this film, please do a reaction to it.
This was exactly what I needed right now. A sweet, wholesome and utterly adorable girl getting horrified by an 80's sci-fi action film. And occasionally going "KILL IT!" No joke, reactions like these are why we love you Cassie.
Absolutely agree, watching the reaction I kept laughing and thinking "she's such a chick." In the best way possible of course. Don't know if Cassie has reacted to the Tom Cruise film Live Die Repeat/Edge of Tomorrow. If she hasn't watched that movie I'd make the time to watch Mrs. Popcorn enjoy another great science fiction movie. Cheers.
@@mikemanson5927 Absolutely none, great film got the DVD. In the extras they talk to a guy, don't remember if it was the director. He said that when he went ro see it at the theater, 20 minutes before the end, the lights came on, he asked teh guy that worked at the theater, why they turned the lights on. His response was because that is the point where people get get so creeped out they get up and leave. He said 90% of the members of the audience can't last the whole movie.
The Cassism of saying I can't watch, while covering her mouth and going b-b-b-b ... while NOT covering/closing her eyes... is so Cassie. Adorable. I watched this pre re upload... and still enjoyed. Every sound the predator makes is mimicry of the team/humans. even the laugh. Predator is a "trophy hunter" it wants the best prey, and you said it yourself, Dutch and team are the best.
Huge respect to the director John McTiernan. He did just a few movies, but they were awesome. Predator, Die Hard,Hunt for the Red October, Die hard with a vengeance. Those are cinematic gems.
You owe it to yourself to rewatch this classic in the remastered 4K version on a 70" tv screen! It looks like they filmed it last year, that's how great the 4K quality is.
I saw it on a Saturday night on HBO probably at 7:00 pm, shortly after it had been released to movie channels. I was either 12 or 13. My mother and I spent weekends at her boyfriend's apartment and he had cable, we didn't. I also watched Aliens for the first time by myself on HBO, after they had gone to sleep.
This is probably your most adorable reaction video. The scream when the trap goes off halfway through the movie, your grossed out reactions to how the Predator looks, your little comments like "does it want to eat them?" and "let's not let it push buttons", lol. This was so fun.
I consider this one of Arnold's most layered performances, and maybe his first as a protagonist with a lot of depth. Dutch is so used to machinery and brute force, but has to reach back to more primal methods and instincts in order to face the Predator.
"That's going to haunt my nightmares!" Uh, you haven't seen it yet. That's just its mask. This is such a great movie for building suspense and tension. The shot of the Predator falling invisible into the water behind Arnold is just classic.
The respect Cassie has for Billy is adorable 🙂 Btw, the actor playing Billy, Sonny Landham, was not a very friendly guy. During shooting, he had a bodyguard to protect others FROM him. He was known to be violent and short tempered.
The Predator is a trophy hunter. He hunts for sport. Like hunters use duck calls, he's able to mimick his prey to lure them in. At the end, the laugh is him mimicking Billy's laugh. As well, he fights Arnold one-on-one without his weapons because he sees Arnold as a worthy challenge.
...and another thing: this is the perfect movie "why?" because McTiernan (one of the best action directors, in the vein of James Cameron) decided to drop the audience, along with the "crew" right smack dab in the middle of the fun, without telling us a thing about the creature. Genius film-making. A action/horror movie where the audience has to play along and guess "what the what?" We have to play the detectives and action heroes along with the crew. Who gets it next. But your reactions are money!!!
My favorite character, aside from Billy, was Mac. Great script defines the friendship between Mac and Blaine without so much as a montage. Toasting to his "bro" with a flask and declaring what he would do to avenge his death...brilliant writing. Then the desperation Mac shows when he finally "corners' his prey. So well written and one of my favorite scenes of the movie.
Jesse Ventura became of Minnesota. He wrote a book "I have no time to bleed" giving homage to that line on this movie. This movie blew my mind when I watched it the first time and I love it. Lots of things to re-watch next time.
mac's performance was the backbone of the film in my opinion, i never appreciated how vital his performance was until i saw a few reactions of the film.
You can thank James Cameron and Stan Winston for coming up with the Predator creature. The original design was really silly looking and was played by - Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Van Damme was just in the SFX costume, which was some blue foam thing. The actual creature was going to be superimposed. He was fresh off the plane and it wasn't explained to him how it worked and he thought the "monster" was stupid.
@@Cheepchipsable The original suit was indeed stupid looking and they also shot him in a prototype monster costume as well as the red effects suit. Many of the shots with the redesigned Stan Winston creature were 2nd unit as they had already filmed a lot of the cast footage that had nothing to do with interacting directly with the creature.
You singing "Deck the Halls" made my day... Thanks Cassie! The alien was in the spaceship coming to Earth at the very beginning of the movie. The "evil laugh" was Billy's laugh at the very end there. This made it even more disturbing to me. Billy's stand on the log was him with his medicine bag, cutting his chest to deny his opponent the "honor" of first blood. Unfortunately, he knew it was hopeless. Those end credits are classic. There's a great video proving that they can be mashed with the virtually any 80's sitcom theme song. ruclips.net/video/UvhTyzMnjAk/видео.html
I heard the alien ship in the beginning was a studio decision. It is a masterpiece no matter. But imagine you are going in expecting (and getting for the first 30 minutes) a rather typical 80s military action. And than the predator comes out of nowhere. Would have been so much better still.
I think you have a good point but I don't think the intro quite ruins it because it's just short and mysterious enough you don't know exactly what happened. Also it plays on the audience forgetting that part until we start seeing something supernatural. It's like how Romeo and Juliet starts with the chorus telling the audience "a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life" and then by the time you get to the end of the play nobody remembered that line and it's still shocking.
Predator affected me as a kid. I saw it when I was 6 and there was thick forest behind my house. The amount of times my child's mind saw the camouflaged predator in the tree line.
You should react to more Arnold Schwarzenegger films… "Conan the Barbarian", "Conan the Destroyer", "Commando", "Twins", "Total Recall", "Kindergarten Cop", "True Lies" 🎥🍿
Predator 2 is also worth a watch. Different location/set-up and cast. You wondered when this film was set - essentially 'present day', late 80's for the first one, the 2nd one is meant to be 'near future'.
Billy was awesome! He knew he was gonna die but being an Indian, he chose to fight his enemy face to face with a knife instead of a gun to the death. I wished they would've shown the fight sequence. I'm sure Billy would've given him a good fight and died like a warrior sacrificing himself for his friends.
Cassie, if you read this comment, let me fill in some blanks for you. The Predator is/was an alien whose race comes to Earth on a "safari" every so often. The original writer said that he envisioned The Predator as an accountant on a tourist hunting trip. The Predator's laugh was actually a recording he made of Billy's laugh when Pancho told him that lame joke. The Predator was standing directly above them observing the firefight at the hostage "rescue". Remember that he picked up and looked at the scorpion that Mac stabbed and killed on Dillon's back. Billy died a true warrior, and The Predator showed him his brand of respect by cleaning and keeping hs skull as a trophy. Finally, yes, Dillon was Carl Weathers, who also played Apollo Creed. The guy with the big spinning gun was Jesse "The Body" Ventura, who was a professional wrestler, and later the governor of Minnesota. Billy was played by Sonny Landham, who ran for, and very narrowly lost, the governorship of Kentucky. Arnold was, of course, the governor of California, so there were two governors and one almost-governor in this film.
“He’s killing them so easy ….” It only seemed easy because the Predator was smart. He studied them before he acted. He waited until they were separated and took out the biggest and most heavily-armed soldier first, which was Blaine. After that, he carefully took the rest out individually, when he had the right opportunity. If he had taken on the squad as a group, they probably would have killed the Predator first.
Only because Hawkins was technically the most OP character in the cast(He was played by author/screenwriter Shane Black) so he needed to die first to prevent plot armor. 😁
@@johnlloyddy7016 The producers hired Black mostly to help work on the film’s script. He said no so they did away with his character prematurely then kicked him to the curb.
Cool trivia: this came out in 1987. Arnold became governor of California in 2003, and "Blain" (the guy with the big machine gun, played by Jesse Ventura) became governor of Minnesota in 1998.
I learned the other day that Sonny Lindham (the actor for Billy) ran in 2008 for Governor of Kentucky first as a libertarian, then later as an independent on a hard-right platform.
@@robbob5302 I'm not so sure which way it would have gone. Jesse Ventura was one of the first SEALs, and he's known to be a genuine tough guy (although not anymore, of course).
@@GetMeThere1 Ventura tried out for the SEALs. He did not make it through Hell Week. However, he was part of an underwater demolitions unit. Which was later folded into the SEALs.
Right in the middle of the famous bullet shooting into the forest scene: "Maybe save some? (Bullets)" you should make a T-shirt of that. It's such a perfect quote!
A theory my best friend and I have: why don’t we ever see the second wave of rebels? Probably because the Predator goes back and deals with them off-screen, in between picking off Dutch’s team.
Dutch was orginally supposed to win the hand to hand fight with the Predator because that's what people expect Arnold Schwarzenegger to do, but it was Arnold himself who said "I can't beat him. He's a monster. I'm just a man," and so it was rewritten with Dutch having to rely his expertise in unconventional warfare to survive. I think that alteration elevated the movie, and it made a stark contrast with the fragile overblown ego contemporary action star Steven Seagal who wouldn't even allow any of the jokes to be at his expense when he hosted Saturday Night Live. Speaking of which, I've never seen any YT reactor react to a Steven Seagal movie. As obnoxious as he was he was big deal in the martial arts action genre back in the day. Even more of an oversight, I've never seen anyone react to a Chuck Norris movie or a Jet Li movie. Of course, they wouldn't be sweet Cassie's cup of tea, but I bet Ashleigh Burton or You Me And The Movies would enjoy them.
The Predator and Alien universes were not officially the same until the sequel Predator 2, where there is a scene in the Predator spaceship showing an Alien xenomorph head mounted as a trophy. This momentary other-movie-homage became a whole series.
@@ashleywilliams1060 Not so. The Aliens were made by the engineers as shown in Prometheus. The Predators found them and planted them in various places for the "Great Hunt", as they were the most dangerous things to hunt. There is some thought that the engineers made the Predators as well, and also humans.
Excellent reaction!! They explain much more about the Predators in "PREDATOR 2". So, you can react to that one for further info and action. But, as a warning, it is probably more gory than this one.
like I said in my comment above, Cassie should watch PREDATOR 2 before watching ALIEN vs. PREDATOR, in order to understand the connection between the two species.
Born in '83 but I remember watching this with my older cousins while I was still less than 10 years old and thinking of mind-blowing it was. Almost 40 years later it still stands the test of time. Truly a legendary movie.
Thank you for paying tribute to the movies that made my summers awesome as a teen. So many your age think our old movies sucked. I love your reactions and your genuine innocents when it comes to this stuff.
I discovered your channel just yesterday and ive been bing watching for 10 hrs now . I love you and your sisters charisma. You should do an episode on the movie stand by me . Love your content keep up the good work
Something cool I read about Billy's stand to fight on that log crossing. The yanking of his spirit bag from his neck to rap it over his fighting hand. The cut over his chess to repesent his bravery and drawing first blood, denying his enemy that.
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps That could be but I think a lot depends on what tribe he was from which is never revealed. Was he Sioux, Apache, Comanche, Cherokee? Different tribes have different beliefs about this sort of action.
@@ragingcyclone369 What you said makes more sense, though. There's a similar but worse scene in Shaft (2000) with Jeffrey Wright. At least it was worse back then, we weren't quite as desensitized. :-)
23:45 Reaction reminded me of my little sister doing her tough girl act, which I always thought was adorable. This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid. My friends and I had it on VHS and we watched it over and over and had the lines memorized. We would go out in the woods and pretend we were Dutch and his team. I was fascinated by all the different guns and equipment that each of them had, their different cool guy personalities. This movie contributed significantly to my conceptualization of special operations as being cool and alongside Full Metal Jacket, one of the bigger media influences that would lead to my commissioning as an officer when I graduated college. Loved watching your reactions and thanks for the memories.
I have watched your prevouis watch along to this movie, I love this movie, the evil laugh is billys laugh, the predator can learn voice tones, he uses it alot in the film, also the pilot at the end is the same actor who is playing the predator, Kevin peter hall.. The Mud covers the body heat, thats how it sees, like some reptiles like pit viper snakes for example.. he also plays the predator in predator 2, which you should watch cassie!
This and Commando were among the first action movies I saw as a kid. Pure macho madness both of them. You don't have to think, just enjoy the glorious mindless action and fantastic one-liners.
Billy is one of my favorite characters. He's Native American, as a Native American myself. I feel like I can relate to him a little more than Arnold's character.
Favourite action one liner Blane “ I ANT GOT TIME TO BLEED!!” It ranks beside Autobot Springer’s one liner in Tranformers the movie!! “ I GOT BETTER THINGS TO DO TONIGHT THAN DIE” 👍👍👍😊
@@Cheepchipsable That was also an inside joke...Arnold was competitive with Stallone.Stallone was doing the Rambo movies and Rambo was an ex Green Beret.
The Predator movies take place in the times they were made, except Predator 2 and Prey. The Alien movies take place in the future in the 2120’s. But the they are in the same universe.
I totally loved your review! Really enjoyed your reactions watching the movie and your review comments! You totally got it and appreciated much of the same aspects as I did. Predator is one of my favorite movies and unique in the sense that it was maybe the first movie to combine an army jungle war theme with a sci-fi Alien encounter. And the music was awesome. And every character in the movie was memorable. The ultimate macho man squad! Great review! 😎👍
I saw Alien alone in the theaters when it came out and was also the first 'scary' movie I had ever seen. I was 9 and I enjoyed every second of it, so much so that I dragged my mom and grandma to watch it for a second viewing. They did not have the same reaction to it as I did.
@@ct6852 I wasn't even accompanied. Back then the board of censors in the Philippines only gave a toss about the R rating when it involved nudity and sex. But gore and violence? Bon appetit.
Cassie: "It's like home alone ... but more demonic." Unintentional comedy gold. Should have been the tag line on the theatre posters. Fun fact: For the heat mode view of the Alien they purchased a state of the art (at the time) actual IR camera to do the shots, but they couldn't get any decent footage out of it because their shoot location environments were so warm, so there was very little variation between human body heat and the ambient temperature. The images were just a melded indistinct haze. So they just ended up using much cheaper chemical and costume techniques and got a much better result.
"He needs to live in the mud, he needs to never come out of the mud, he needs to make a mud home." "He's too exposed, he needs more mud". "Noo, his mud.." "Can I just say.. ew! and he needs more mud". LOL
Acrually a damn good movie. Starts out like action movie drivel and then the cart turns over into sci-fi with a little horror. Arnold is pretty good in this film too, as an actual actor instead of just muscley cool guy.
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Fun fact, the helicopter pilot at the end is the guy who played the predator
"Big Foot" 😉
That's awesome
Kevin Peter Hall RIP
RIP Carl Weathers a true 80’s icon
Holy .....!! I had no idea he passed! I found out via this comment..
I was reading that John McTiernan fought for Carl Weathers to be in this film, against studio demands. McTiernan saw how Arnold watched and admired Carl. As both men came from athletic backgrounds, a nervous Schwarznegger (who hadn't really found his footing as an actor) found a role model in the remarkable Carl Weathers. RIP to another legend.
@@Psilocybin77😎👍🏽
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jessie Ventura both served as Governors.
Action Jackson!
"His Buzz Light-year panel seems fried." I love watching your reactions.
I was going to add that, too!! That was perfect!! She's so awesome with her reactions!!
@@bad2000ta same. XD
To Infinity and, no wait. It's fried.
Cassie's comment actually made me laugh out loud. Pure Popcorn in Bed gold right there.
"Maybe save some!"
I still can't get over how good the predator's effects are for '87. Like, they still look good for today, almost 40 years later.
thats quality for you man, it never fades
Practical effects always hold up much better than CGI.
Fun fact, that was not the first Predator design used. The first one was Jon Claude Van Dam in a rubber suit. They fired him about a week into filming and decided to redesign the whole costume. There are set pictures of the first one with JCVD in it.
@@LancerX916they made the right choice, that version was soo bad!!
@@LancerX916 Yeap, the costume they ended going with is definitely more gritty and realistic.
Billy knew they were 99.9% all dead so he was determined to go out HIS way. Gotta respect that!
I like to imagine that offscreen they fought for a few minutes and Billy was beaten honorably. Billy's skull was probably his most prized trophy for the few hours he had it.
Best ist that you have to IMAGINE the fight, he is the only one you dont see the way they get killed. And imagine these huge and fearless indian tough guy with that incredible knife for to fight mano a mano
well not all of them died Dutch and Anna lived
@@drhkleinert8241 I like think when the alien stepped out onto that fallen tree, it revealed itself to Billy before the fight.
@@justateach8217if you've never seen the movie Predators, it is really good! In it one of the predators was challenged like Billy challenged this one. That Predator fought hand to hand. I feel Billy got that same chance. He threw down his gun, there would have been no sport.
She's so lucky she gets to watch all these classics for the first time!
We all watched these classics for the first time sometime.
@@maxsparks5183 true. But she gets to discover so much treasure so often, almost if she was only reading books and discovered movies for the first time.
Oh, man to go back to the 80's summers and enjoy them all for the first time. Man I miss the 80's.
I wanted to lose my memory, just to have the feeling I had as a child
I prefer her channel rather than others who sort of look like they were born yesterday and never had seen action movie before.
The Predator laughing in the end is actually Billy's laughter that the Predator mimicked. The fact that the Predator mimics their voices at all is creepy and that much more taunting for his kills. -OG
I was never really clear on whether or not it was technological, or whether their species has something like a sarynx...similar to various corvid species and related birds. Given their mouth structure, it would be almost impossible for them to have any practical spoken language without it.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Yeah, that is interesting to note. I can definitely understand the purring clicking sounds. The mouth structure for actual speech, though, seems like a whole other beast in itself to figure out. But I do love the roar when he took his mask off to fight Arnold. -OG
My favorite is Predator 2 “Want some candy”.
Yes, he used that trick by using Mack's whisper on Billy Dee Williams as a distraction.
@@Cheepchipsable I know. Except, Billy Dee Williams?? I think you meant to say Carl Weathers. He played Dillon. -OG
The actor who played the Predator was Kevin Peter Hall. He also had a cameo at the end as the black chopper pilot (the director wanted to give him a little face time for all his efforts). Kevin Peter Hall was over 7 feet tall and frequently played various creatures due to his unusual height. He was Harry in Harry And The Hendersons. A movie about a family that befriends Bigfoot and brings him home. You would probably really enjoy that movie. Kevin peter Hall was a super nice guy in real life. He was in a bad car accident in Los Angeles in the early 1990s. During surgery he received contaminated blood and passed away. RIP KPH
Fun fact JCVD was supposed to play the predator but he hated the outfit and parted ways with the production...they completely overhauled the costume and the new predator was born
I loved Harry and the Hendersons as a kid. And probably still would if i could find a source to watch it again :)
Yes he contracted AIDS from the. Transfusion and died not ling afterwards
@@11DNA11 It holds up surprisingly well. Yet another example of practical effects standing the test of time.
@@meridianline4022 He was right too. The pics of the alien were atrocious at that time haha
Cassie's reaction to this movie was perfectly entertaining. 😜 I especially like it when Cassie realizes in the middle of the movie, "oh, predator! I get it! He's the hunter, they're the prey!"
Though like most "reaction" movies, I'm reasonably certain she's fully cognizant of most of things she's commenting on, but playing it up for the camera. It's why I usually don't watch "reaction" or "unboxing" etc. videos because so many of them feel so forced and disingenuous.
"this is the most insane thing I've ever seen"
We must protect this one
This one is pure
With this group of GODDAMN SEXUAL TYRANNOSAURUSES!!!!!
Right?? I feel so bad when she watches movies for our entertainment when it grosses her out so badly
You must see SILENT HOUSE. It is so terrifying and stressful that most people can`t deal with it.
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You: "We must protect this one"
Her livestream chat: "Watch the Human Centipede!"
"his buzz-lightyear panel is fried" had me dying lol. Great reaction!
Haha yeah
"He needs to make a mud home." That was hilarious!
I was thinking, well if he gets a mud home, he's going to need a mud wife, a mud dog and a mud car, etc.
it was a minecraft reference
I agree, that one got a big belly laugh out of me.
The Predator laugh at the end was him mimicking Billy.
It was also an actual voice recording of vincent price laughing. They actually got vincent price to voice the laugh
@@alaneskew2664 you sure they didn’t just sample it from the Thriller video?
@@NemeanLion- Nope completely different laugh if you compare the 2, also the director in a commentary said as much.
@@alaneskew2664 . nope..it is Sonny's laugh.
@@UncagedSavage nope it's Vincent Price's laugh, Cameron said it himself.
A RUclips channel named Corridor recently tested the theory that mud does _not_ mask the thermal signature of a person. They used cheap thermal imagers to really expensive ones.
Spoiler alert: their theory was proven wrong with all thermal imagers they used. A person covered in mud was undetectable while attempting to locate them with the imagers exactly how this film depicted. The only person who was able to locate the test subject was the dog they had with them.
20:57 "How do we kill it?"
I love that this young lady is so engrossed in this movie that she feels like she is literally living the story with the other characters. No wonder her reactions are so emotionally attached to every scene. It puts a different light on watching an action movie like this. Interesting and entertaining for sure! 👍
Have you seen SILENT HOUSE? IT IS ONE OF THE MOST TERRIFYING FILMS IN HUMAN HISTORY! I DARE YOU TO WATCH IT!
8:56 "is she CIA too?" No, she was one of the badguy team, probably the clerk/typist for the camp
@@mooncritter721 Somehow I missed your comment but no I haven't seen that yet. I do like scary movies so I will check it out. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@mooncritter721 btw if you like scary movies then I recommend 'Annihilation'. It is free on RUclips and it has some really good jump-scare scenes in it with an excellent plot line also.
Isn't that the whole point of movies?
I love this movie. The plot swerves unexpectedly from a rescue mission into a monster movie with such graceful plot movement without losing an ounce of risk.
A perfectly taut action thriller, a last minute change to a creature design, and we get one of the greatest monsters ever created in film history. Wonderful movie.
And Hollywood is gonna try an further ruin it's legacy when Prey comes out
Yeah, the original "lizardy" alien was ridiculous and nobody would have been able to take the movie seriously. Thank God Stan Winston changed that!
@@Scottie_S Thank you James Cameron according to Stan Winston.
@@Scottie_S I thought I read it looked like a duck lol.
@@w1975b The head did. I finally saw the footage of the red thingy running through the jungle. Unfortunately, we don't have Stan here to clarify now on anything else. All I know now is that Stan Winston was a bloody master in creature design and we have him to thank for so many great memories!
Billy was always my favorite character in this movie not only was he a Indian tracker but it’s like he could sense the predator on a spiritual level… and he stood in the end face to face with the devil like a man
Billys' Death was going to be a mighty knife fight with the Predator on the log bridge, But for some reason it didn't happen. But it's because of the fight with Billy that the Predator was stroking his skull as Billy was a Worthy adversary and a trophy of note.
Great Indian character
I heard the film makers hired a few guys to watch Sonny Landham so that he didn't hurt any of the other actors... apparently he was kinda psycho
I’m Cree Indian and Billy was amazing to see as a badass warrior as a 10 year old kid.
He also understood the predator's concept of honor, and made sure to deny it first blood, which signifies a challenge to single combat, warrior to warrior, instead of hunter to prey
Kevin Peter Hall, who played the alien Predator, also played the Bigfoot, Harry, in Harry and the Hendersons. He also had a recurring role on the 80's TV sitcom, Night Court. He was a nearly 7 foot tall, African American actor, who also had a cameo as the helicopter pilot in the rescue chopper that rescues Dutch at the end of the film. Sadly, Kevin is no longer with us, as he passed away decades ago. I believe, he also portrayed the Predator again in the sequel, Predator 2. From what I've heard he was one of the kindest, friendliest people you could ever meet.
They were going to use Jean-Claude and you can even tell when he's running while cloaked.
misfits of science too. ironically, he was the shrinking man 😝
I love it. "He needs to live in the mud and stay in the mud". You are as entertaining as the movie. Thank you.
My friends and I came to theatre to watch whatever was available. Predator was just out and about to start. None of us knew anything about it, other than what was on poster. Figured it was another "commando" type movie with Arnold. We were so surprised and blown away by this movie, so much better than some of the others Arnold had been making. Just a happy memory of friends all together talking and excited about movie afterward.
You must see SILENT HOUSE. It is the most terrifying film in human history. Most people don`t have the guts to deal with this film. If you have a channel, you should do a reaction to this horror film. No one yet has had the guts to do a reaction. It is a hard film to get through due to the jump scares and the horror of being left alone in a boarded up house with no electricity and realizing that someone or something is in the house with you. You have only a flashlight to guide you through this terror. If you think you have the guts to watch this film, please do a reaction to it.
Sure, but Commando is a banger as well.
This was exactly what I needed right now. A sweet, wholesome and utterly adorable girl getting horrified by an 80's sci-fi action film. And occasionally going "KILL IT!"
No joke, reactions like these are why we love you Cassie.
Absolutely agree, watching the reaction I kept laughing and thinking "she's such a chick." In the best way possible of course. Don't know if Cassie has reacted to the Tom Cruise film Live Die Repeat/Edge of Tomorrow. If she hasn't watched that movie I'd make the time to watch Mrs. Popcorn enjoy another great science fiction movie. Cheers.
Then you should have her watch Audition, one of the best creepy horror films ever.
@@gerardcote8391 Rob Zombie walked out of Audition because he said it was too intense. What chance do you think Cassie has?
@@mikemanson5927 Absolutely none, great film got the DVD. In the extras they talk to a guy, don't remember if it was the director. He said that when he went ro see it at the theater, 20 minutes before the end, the lights came on, he asked teh guy that worked at the theater, why they turned the lights on. His response was because that is the point where people get get so creeped out they get up and leave. He said 90% of the members of the audience can't last the whole movie.
@@mikemanson5927 that’s quite the tagline: “Rob Zombie can’t even handle us!”
The Cassism of saying I can't watch, while covering her mouth and going b-b-b-b ... while NOT covering/closing her eyes... is so Cassie.
Adorable.
I watched this pre re upload... and still enjoyed.
Every sound the predator makes is mimicry of the team/humans. even the laugh.
Predator is a "trophy hunter" it wants the best prey, and you said it yourself, Dutch and team are the best.
“It’s worse than I could have imagined under there…”
This made me laugh out loud, 😂
Huge respect to the director John McTiernan. He did just a few movies, but they were awesome. Predator, Die Hard,Hunt for the Red October, Die hard with a vengeance. Those are cinematic gems.
I saw this in theaters when I was 12. It was awesome. My mom took us and acted exactly like you did throughout the movie.
You owe it to yourself to rewatch this classic in the remastered 4K version on a 70" tv screen! It looks like they filmed it last year, that's how great the 4K quality is.
I saw it on a Saturday night on HBO probably at 7:00 pm, shortly after it had been released to movie channels. I was either 12 or 13. My mother and I spent weekends at her boyfriend's apartment and he had cable, we didn't. I also watched Aliens for the first time by myself on HBO, after they had gone to sleep.
Your face with Arnie's one liners was priceless.
Loved the part where he sais "knock,knock",before starts shoot, I had to laugh.
"I ain't got time to bleed. "
"Get to da choppppa!!!"
Two of the greatest lines in movie lore all in one film.
Stick around.
Stick around... greatest...
"If it bleeds, we can kill it."
Also "One Aagli Madafaka."
Son of a bitch is dug in like an Alabama tick. Good line too. Along with "stick around" and "get to da choppa" and " I ain't got time to bleed".
This is probably your most adorable reaction video. The scream when the trap goes off halfway through the movie, your grossed out reactions to how the Predator looks, your little comments like "does it want to eat them?" and "let's not let it push buttons", lol. This was so fun.
I consider this one of Arnold's most layered performances, and maybe his first as a protagonist with a lot of depth. Dutch is so used to machinery and brute force, but has to reach back to more primal methods and instincts in order to face the Predator.
lol layered, he's not a pasta salad. Imo carl weathers's character was much better than Dutch.
Love arnie but hes about as layered as concrete.
@@bobdroll6381 That is the worst movie ever
@@infinitysynthesis ever hear of sarcasm lol
@@NemeanLion- Noooooo I never have. What's sarcasm? 😂
I saw a cutting board some time back that had a picture of Arnold yelling "Get to da choppin'!"
"That's going to haunt my nightmares!" Uh, you haven't seen it yet. That's just its mask.
This is such a great movie for building suspense and tension. The shot of the Predator falling invisible into the water behind Arnold is just classic.
The respect Cassie has for Billy is adorable 🙂
Btw, the actor playing Billy, Sonny Landham, was not a very friendly guy. During shooting, he had a bodyguard to protect others FROM him. He was known to be violent and short tempered.
Sonny Landham had a very very bad and sad ending.
@@drhkleinert8241 Funny they gave him the same screen name he had in "48 Hours," Billy Bear.
@@jimandaud It was 'Billy Sole' in this movie, not Bear.
Sorry for not being clear, I meant only his first name Billy was the same.
Dude ran for a senate position
The Predator is a trophy hunter. He hunts for sport. Like hunters use duck calls, he's able to mimick his prey to lure them in. At the end, the laugh is him mimicking Billy's laugh. As well, he fights Arnold one-on-one without his weapons because he sees Arnold as a worthy challenge.
...and another thing: this is the perfect movie "why?" because McTiernan (one of the best action directors, in the vein of James Cameron) decided to drop the audience, along with the "crew" right smack dab in the middle of the fun, without telling us a thing about the creature. Genius film-making. A action/horror movie where the audience has to play along and guess "what the what?" We have to play the detectives and action heroes along with the crew. Who gets it next. But your reactions are money!!!
I do think that they shouldn't have shown the spacecraft at the very beginning. It tips you off that something sci-fi is about to happen.
My favorite character, aside from Billy, was Mac. Great script defines the friendship between Mac and Blaine without so much as a montage. Toasting to his "bro" with a flask and declaring what he would do to avenge his death...brilliant writing. Then the desperation Mac shows when he finally "corners' his prey. So well written and one of my favorite scenes of the movie.
And Bill Duke (Mac) was a personal friend of Arnold, which is why he also had him in Commando.
my favourite scene, brilliant writing and acting from bill duke
35 years and this is still one of the best looking movie monsters of all time.
The original predator was the best
this could be released today and still looks good
Jesse Ventura became of Minnesota. He wrote a book "I have no time to bleed" giving homage to that line on this movie.
This movie blew my mind when I watched it the first time and I love it. Lots of things to re-watch next time.
mac's performance was the backbone of the film in my opinion, i never appreciated how vital his performance was until i saw a few reactions of the film.
Totally agree, I always thought that Bill Duke was the best actor of the whole squad.
You can thank James Cameron and Stan Winston for coming up with the Predator creature. The original design was really silly looking and was played by - Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Stan Winston came up with the Predator design when he was on an airplane.He said the Predator needs mandibles and drew the Predator.
@@thedragonlee76 Cameron came up with the mandible idea as the two were discussing how this alien monster should look.
Van Damme was just in the SFX costume, which was some blue foam thing. The actual creature was going to be superimposed.
He was fresh off the plane and it wasn't explained to him how it worked and he thought the "monster" was stupid.
@@Cheepchipsable Yep.He was new to the industry,but he wanted a screen credit and a screen credit means alot in Hollywood.
@@Cheepchipsable The original suit was indeed stupid looking and they also shot him in a prototype monster costume as well as the red effects suit. Many of the shots with the redesigned Stan Winston creature were 2nd unit as they had already filmed a lot of the cast footage that had nothing to do with interacting directly with the creature.
You singing "Deck the Halls" made my day...
Thanks Cassie!
The alien was in the spaceship coming to Earth at the very beginning of the movie. The "evil laugh" was Billy's laugh at the very end there. This made it even more disturbing to me. Billy's stand on the log was him with his medicine bag, cutting his chest to deny his opponent the "honor" of first blood. Unfortunately, he knew it was hopeless.
Those end credits are classic. There's a great video proving that they can be mashed with the virtually any 80's sitcom theme song.
ruclips.net/video/UvhTyzMnjAk/видео.html
I heard the alien ship in the beginning was a studio decision. It is a masterpiece no matter. But imagine you are going in expecting (and getting for the first 30 minutes) a rather typical 80s military action. And than the predator comes out of nowhere. Would have been so much better still.
They added a similar scene to The Thing for the re-release, which destroyed some of the initial mystery IMHO.
I think you have a good point but I don't think the intro quite ruins it because it's just short and mysterious enough you don't know exactly what happened. Also it plays on the audience forgetting that part until we start seeing something supernatural. It's like how Romeo and Juliet starts with the chorus telling the audience "a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life" and then by the time you get to the end of the play nobody remembered that line and it's still shocking.
Predator affected me as a kid. I saw it when I was 6 and there was thick forest behind my house.
The amount of times my child's mind saw the camouflaged predator in the tree line.
omg cassie when you said 'he needs to live in the mud....' i died - great reaction lol
That predator laugh at the end was EPIC
Billy’s laugh it was
You should react to more Arnold Schwarzenegger films…
"Conan the Barbarian", "Conan the Destroyer", "Commando", "Twins", "Total Recall", "Kindergarten Cop", "True Lies"
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I recommend True Lies too. Literally one of my favorite movies.
Commando has some of his best one-liners.
Must watch
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these are a few of my favorite things
Hercules in New York is a must! 🤣
Predator 2 is also worth a watch. Different location/set-up and cast. You wondered when this film was set - essentially 'present day', late 80's for the first one, the 2nd one is meant to be 'near future'.
Predator 2 was released in 1990, film timeline takes place in L.A. 1997.
My sci Fi fan brain wants to believe predator 2 is happening in the same world as robocop.
"It's like Home Alone, except more demonic and hardcore" HAHAH YES!
The burglars are also killing the McAllister family's neighbors and ripping their spines out. Not the Home Alone you remember!
This one of the best action films of the 80s and is now a classic.
Great cast too.
Glad I covered myself in mud for this one, Cassie!
Billy was awesome! He knew he was gonna die but being an Indian, he chose to fight his enemy face to face with a knife instead of a gun to the death. I wished they would've shown the fight sequence. I'm sure Billy would've given him a good fight and died like a warrior sacrificing himself for his friends.
Yeah, he also cut himself to deny the predator of drawing first blood.
Fun fact. The guy that played Billy was also a porn actor lol.
Native*
"What did I just watch?!"
Only one of the three greatest action movies ever made (other two being Terminator 2 and Die Hard)!
“We a rescue team. Not assassins.”
Immediately go in and assassinate everyone.
😂😂😂😂😂
Arnie’s best!!
Cassie, if you read this comment, let me fill in some blanks for you.
The Predator is/was an alien whose race comes to Earth on a "safari" every so often. The original writer said that he envisioned The Predator as an accountant on a tourist hunting trip.
The Predator's laugh was actually a recording he made of Billy's laugh when Pancho told him that lame joke. The Predator was standing directly above them observing the firefight at the hostage "rescue". Remember that he picked up and looked at the scorpion that Mac stabbed and killed on Dillon's back.
Billy died a true warrior, and The Predator showed him his brand of respect by cleaning and keeping hs skull as a trophy.
Finally, yes, Dillon was Carl Weathers, who also played Apollo Creed. The guy with the big spinning gun was Jesse "The Body" Ventura, who was a professional wrestler, and later the governor of Minnesota. Billy was played by Sonny Landham, who ran for, and very narrowly lost, the governorship of Kentucky. Arnold was, of course, the governor of California, so there were two governors and one almost-governor in this film.
“He’s killing them so easy ….” It only seemed easy because the Predator was smart. He studied them before he acted. He waited until they were separated and took out the biggest and most heavily-armed soldier first, which was Blaine. After that, he carefully took the rest out individually, when he had the right opportunity. If he had taken on the squad as a group, they probably would have killed the Predator first.
Except he killed Hawkins before Blaine.
Only because Hawkins was technically the most OP character in the cast(He was played by author/screenwriter Shane Black) so he needed to die first to prevent plot armor. 😁
@@johnlloyddy7016 The producers hired Black mostly to help work on the film’s script. He said no so they did away with his character prematurely then kicked him to the curb.
Good point!
The Predator was an actor??
Cool trivia: this came out in 1987. Arnold became governor of California in 2003, and "Blain" (the guy with the big machine gun, played by Jesse Ventura) became governor of Minnesota in 1998.
I learned the other day that Sonny Lindham (the actor for Billy) ran in 2008 for Governor of Kentucky first as a libertarian, then later as an independent on a hard-right platform.
At which point, people of California could go to people of Minnesota and say "My governor can beat up your governor!"
@@robbob5302 I'm not so sure which way it would have gone. Jesse Ventura was one of the first SEALs, and he's known to be a genuine tough guy (although not anymore, of course).
@@GetMeThere1
Ventura tried out for the SEALs. He did not make it through Hell Week.
However, he was part of an underwater demolitions unit. Which was later folded into the SEALs.
@@robbob5302 Thanks for the clarification.
"If Billy's scared, I'm scared". Great comment
Right in the middle of the famous bullet shooting into the forest scene: "Maybe save some? (Bullets)" you should make a T-shirt of that. It's such a perfect quote!
A theory my best friend and I have: why don’t we ever see the second wave of rebels? Probably because the Predator goes back and deals with them off-screen, in between picking off Dutch’s team.
Dutch was orginally supposed to win the hand to hand fight with the Predator because that's what people expect Arnold Schwarzenegger to do, but it was Arnold himself who said "I can't beat him. He's a monster. I'm just a man," and so it was rewritten with Dutch having to rely his expertise in unconventional warfare to survive. I think that alteration elevated the movie, and it made a stark contrast with the fragile overblown ego contemporary action star Steven Seagal who wouldn't even allow any of the jokes to be at his expense when he hosted Saturday Night Live. Speaking of which, I've never seen any YT reactor react to a Steven Seagal movie. As obnoxious as he was he was big deal in the martial arts action genre back in the day. Even more of an oversight, I've never seen anyone react to a Chuck Norris movie or a Jet Li movie. Of course, they wouldn't be sweet Cassie's cup of tea, but I bet Ashleigh Burton or You Me And The Movies would enjoy them.
I bet she'd enjoy Hero or Fearless from Jet Li.
So it’s safe to say you don’t like Steven Segal
I heard from some SNL cast that Steven Seagal was one of the worst people to have worked with doing a SNL show.
@@NemeanLion- Under Siege 1 and 2 were decent.
@@ericmichels2858 and Unleashed
The line from Dillon:
"what you gonna try next? Cheese?"
Gets me every time🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Predator and Alien universes were not officially the same until the sequel Predator 2, where there is a scene in the Predator spaceship showing an Alien xenomorph head mounted as a trophy. This momentary other-movie-homage became a whole series.
True, by AvP they made it so the Aliens were created by the Predators to hunt for sport and rites of passages.
@@ashleywilliams1060 Not so. The Aliens were made by the engineers as shown in Prometheus. The Predators found them and planted them in various places for the "Great Hunt", as they were the most dangerous things to hunt. There is some thought that the engineers made the Predators as well, and also humans.
I want to see Spawn Vs. Predator
I really appreciate how genuine you are...
The Face she makes at the "stick around" line is Gold. And she really gets into the movie, hair-deep. Awesome
Cassie's reaction was hilarious, especially upon first seeing the predator's face.
It almost looks like she is making the sign of the cross when the helicopter gets blown up at the beginning 😊
Excellent reaction!! They explain much more about the Predators in "PREDATOR 2". So, you can react to that one for further info and action. But, as a warning, it is probably more gory than this one.
Predator 2 is a great sequel - really expands on the Predator mythology...
Yeah the gore and violence in Predator 2 is turned up to 11, but it's easily the best out of all the sequels
Probably one of my favorite sequels
like I said in my comment above, Cassie should watch PREDATOR 2 before watching ALIEN vs. PREDATOR, in order to understand the connection between the two species.
There was one scene I really hated in P2. It was more of the joke than the build up. It was the bathroom scene
No one ever seems to get that when it laughed at the end, it was Billy's laugh. Exactly Billy's laugh. It could mock other's voices.
It was Billy's laugh that transitioned into Vincent Price laughing. Price was THE VOICE of classic horror.
It recorded everyone. It used Mack's voice to freak out BDW.
Born in '83 but I remember watching this with my older cousins while I was still less than 10 years old and thinking of mind-blowing it was. Almost 40 years later it still stands the test of time. Truly a legendary movie.
Now imagine watching this on the big screen from the front row with your buds!!
From an 80s action flick where the heroes never lose, to a straight up sci-fi horror where everyone dies!
"Deck the halls with boughs of holly."
You're too funny, Cassie.
not sure Cassie was ready for true 80's action 😂
I guess there’s nothing left to do but go shopping.
Shopping ?!
Not "go" shopping....it's "get to tha" shopping!
Thank you for paying tribute to the movies that made my summers awesome as a teen. So many your age think our old movies sucked. I love your reactions and your genuine innocents when it comes to this stuff.
I discovered your channel just yesterday and ive been bing watching for 10 hrs now . I love you and your sisters charisma. You should do an episode on the movie stand by me . Love your content keep up the good work
The buzz lightyear comparison was hilarious. Your reactions are too cute and super funny. Keep up the good work, you're soo entertaining.
Your comments and reactions are 100% priceless! "Invisible leaf aliens! 🤣." Love this video, love this channel. 🔥❤️
Something cool I read about Billy's stand to fight on that log crossing. The yanking of his spirit bag from his neck to rap it over his fighting hand. The cut over his chess to repesent his bravery and drawing first blood, denying his enemy that.
And yet we got denied the pleasure to see the Predator eviscerate his sorry ass.
Indeed. He knew he was going to die, so he chose to die as a Brave.
Oh, I always thought he cut himself to draw "the beast" to him, showing no fear.
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps That could be but I think a lot depends on what tribe he was from which is never revealed. Was he Sioux, Apache, Comanche, Cherokee? Different tribes have different beliefs about this sort of action.
@@ragingcyclone369 What you said makes more sense, though.
There's a similar but worse scene in Shaft (2000) with Jeffrey Wright. At least it was worse back then, we weren't quite as desensitized. :-)
Your reactions to the gunfight scenes are so genuine!
23:45 Reaction reminded me of my little sister doing her tough girl act, which I always thought was adorable.
This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid. My friends and I had it on VHS and we watched it over and over and had the lines memorized. We would go out in the woods and pretend we were Dutch and his team. I was fascinated by all the different guns and equipment that each of them had, their different cool guy personalities. This movie contributed significantly to my conceptualization of special operations as being cool and alongside Full Metal Jacket, one of the bigger media influences that would lead to my commissioning as an officer when I graduated college.
Loved watching your reactions and thanks for the memories.
I have watched your prevouis watch along to this movie, I love this movie, the evil laugh is billys laugh, the predator can learn voice tones, he uses it alot in the film, also the pilot at the end is the same actor who is playing the predator, Kevin peter hall.. The Mud covers the body heat, thats how it sees, like some reptiles like pit viper snakes for example..
he also plays the predator in predator 2, which you should watch cassie!
Hawkins joke.
"Read the room, man!"
Billy laughs.
Me: "He did read the room."
This and Commando were among the first action movies I saw as a kid. Pure macho madness both of them. You don't have to think, just enjoy the glorious mindless action and fantastic one-liners.
Yep, my older cousin recorded both Predator and Commando off HBO and let me have them as a kid. I watched them both dozens of times.
The Laugh at the end was the Predator copying Billy's Laugh. Love This Classic Film. Your Reaction is Brilliant lol
Billy is one of my favorite characters. He's Native American, as a Native American myself. I feel like I can relate to him a little more than Arnold's character.
Cassie: you’re the most talented at this job in the universe. Incredible reactor! “His Buzzlight year panel seems fried” 😅
Favourite action one liner Blane
“ I ANT GOT TIME TO BLEED!!”
It ranks beside Autobot Springer’s one liner in Tranformers the movie!!
“ I GOT BETTER THINGS TO DO TONIGHT THAN DIE” 👍👍👍😊
Ain't nobody got time for that!
That was an inside joke.Ventura was an ex Navy SEAL.The joke is that you keep going on with the mission regardless if you're wounded.
@@thedragonlee76 Totally cringe.
Ranks up there with "I eat Green Berets for breakfast!"
@@Cheepchipsable That was also an inside joke...Arnold was competitive with Stallone.Stallone was doing the Rambo movies and Rambo was an ex Green Beret.
The Predator movies take place in the times they were made, except Predator 2 and Prey. The Alien movies take place in the future in the 2120’s. But the they are in the same universe.
I totally loved your review! Really enjoyed your reactions watching the movie and your review comments! You totally got it and appreciated much of the same aspects as I did. Predator is one of my favorite movies and unique in the sense that it was maybe the first movie to combine an army jungle war theme with a sci-fi Alien encounter. And the music was awesome. And every character in the movie was memorable. The ultimate macho man squad! Great review! 😎👍
Crazy thing about the actor who played Billy. He was such a dangerous guy. That they had to get him a bodyguard to protect the other actors from him.
I saw Alien alone in the theaters when it came out and was also the first 'scary' movie I had ever seen. I was 9 and I enjoyed every second of it, so much so that I dragged my mom and grandma to watch it for a second viewing. They did not have the same reaction to it as I did.
Lol. Took me a while to figure out my mom, dad, and sister (and some friends) would not like the same movies I did.
Alien was rated R... you saw it at 9. Yeah, ok.
@@robertcartier5088 Kids of any age can see an R with an adult. I saw Seven at ten and I really f****ng shouldn't have.
@@robertcartier5088 You're making a lot of assumptions, one being that I live in a country where that matters.
@@ct6852 I wasn't even accompanied. Back then the board of censors in the Philippines only gave a toss about the R rating when it involved nudity and sex. But gore and violence? Bon appetit.
25:15 "Can I just say.. eww." Lmao 🤣 🤣
Fun fact the chopper pilot at the end is played by Kevin Peter Hall the same guy that played the Predator!!!
Cassie: "It's like home alone ... but more demonic." Unintentional comedy gold. Should have been the tag line on the theatre posters.
Fun fact: For the heat mode view of the Alien they purchased a state of the art (at the time) actual IR camera to do the shots, but they couldn't get any decent footage out of it because their shoot location environments were so warm, so there was very little variation between human body heat and the ambient temperature. The images were just a melded indistinct haze. So they just ended up using much cheaper chemical and costume techniques and got a much better result.
"He needs to live in the mud,
he needs to never come out of the mud,
he needs to make a mud home."
"He's too exposed, he needs more mud".
"Noo, his mud.."
"Can I just say.. ew! and he needs more mud".
LOL
One of my favourite action movies of all time; especially for the musical score.
“That disgusting thing should not be able to laugh like that!” Lmao. Hilarious quote Cassie. 😉
Acrually a damn good movie. Starts out like action movie drivel and then the cart turns over into sci-fi with a little horror. Arnold is pretty good in this film too, as an actual actor instead of just muscley cool guy.
13:02 lmfao Your so great!!!!
This pick was definitely chosen by vote! I couldn’t see her possibly picking this on her own to watch.
You seriously have the most entertaining reactions and commentaries :D