@user-wj6yu9gw3wThe first movie tried to depict a clear picture of the strength of Predators, so you can't blame them for not giving Arnold space to work with. But as time went on they became more leaning, allowing humans to step up a bit. This kind of fight is what I expected Billy in the first movie to do when he whipped out the machete lol.
A bad blood outcast from the Yautja clans and a Yakuza assassin of the criminal underworld. Both dishonorable exiles in their respective societies. Both redeemed, in their final moments, by embracing the code they abandoned.
Predators will only do this if they respect the warrior. The Predator thought he was a worthwhile challenge and decided to give up his advantage to show he viewed this one as more than simple prey.
Somehow I think the respect and honor was mutual. It's established in the earlier predator movies that they hunt purely for sports as an honorably tradition. Hunting common, defenseless rabbits can become boring and pose no challenge in the long run.
Jedi Ninja - LOL That's so much BS that you just said right there, that's why I'm laughing. Billy's fight with the Predator lasted maybe, what? A minute if that long, I give it really 20 seconds and then he was immediately screaming. LOL The samurai is a much more skilled and accomplished fighter than Billy ever was, but Billy was a brave indian warrior I'll give him that.
Melissa - Nah, sorry Melissa, I do not agree, the Predator immediately took out Billy who only had a Bowie knife on that bridge to defend himself. You heard Billy scream almost immediately as Dutch was carrying one of his men along with help from the native woman in trying to get to the "Choppa" LOL. Then the Predator was immediately upon them killing his wounded soldier and then wounding him has he fired back at it. The Predator with that long protruding double blade immediately knifed Billy like he did to Apollo Creed earlier. LOL But in the fight with the Samurai who is a much more experienced fighter with a well crafted powerful sword, it had a real battle.
Twisted Soul im not butthurt my good boy.. im just a bit concernd about ur basic humor, and so, ur intellect.. affecting the overall quality of entretainment available for everyone, in a bad way..
It's too bad Hanzo was born in the modern era, living his life out as a lowly Yakuza hitman. Had he been born in another time, he would likely have been a wandering Ronin or Samurai of great renown.
I admire the Predators sense of honor, like they will kill without question, unless your injured, ill, pregnant, too young. But if your willing to stand up to them, they will show you the same level of respect. If you stand up to them with a sword, they will lower themselves to your level and fight you fairly. And should you win you are rewarded with respect as a warrior, and should you fall, your still honored on some level by becoming a trophy, and while that seems terrible, it does show that this was an opponent that posed a threat and a challenge and will be remembered.
The Mandalorian if it ain’t real then there’s no point in defending it’s just dumb for you to even learn things about a make believe creature that serves no purpose in society
@@blacknite8060 Bro....he literally chased the City Hunter...I don't think I've ever seen someone actively pursue a Predator...except maybe Mack...and that didn't work in his favor...lol
Yeah Harrigan defeated the Predator in hand to hand combat also. All these noobs need to check their noob privilege and show some respect to the OG Predator killa...
The Japanese samurai was able to detect the predator when invisible, and that's why the predator showed honor and fought the Japanese on the same level. Called Respect!!!
Completely wrong. He knew that the predator was watching from somewhere he didn’t know where it was at. The Predator showed himself to the samurai because he viewed him as a worthy opponent and not just prey. You can’t see a predator when there invisible even if you a samurai lol, the predator simply showed himself to him
@@zzirfamo24 i see it that way too. the yakuza recognized he was being followed and the predator saw the honor fight challenge. much like in predator 1 when the native american took his shirt off and cut an X into his chest. He was calling out the predator for a 1v1 melee combat. the predator just uncloaked cause he wanted a honorable fight.
VoiD And that’s the thing that bothered me about this particular scene. Super Predators are the bad bloods of the Predators and they have no honor and will do anything to win. If it was the Berserker instead of the Falcon Predator, then the guy would have been dead.
Psychotic Trait nah I don't think supers are bad bloods they don't kill members of their own clan I think the bad bloods are supposed to be the equivalent of serial killers and kill for no reason
I like how, in this moment, the Yautja stopped looking at Hanzo as prey and started looking at him as another warrior. Thing said “fuck it” to its energy weapons and cloaking device and fought him on equal footing.
I like how this is the first Predator vs Human fight scene. In Predator Billy stood his ground but was killed off screen, Predator 2 King Willy also challenged the Predator and was also killed off screen. Finally they actually show an on screen fight scene.
MAD_iNorma / The American Werewolf of RUclips I heard King Willie's death in Predator 2 was a little too graphic so they had to cut it down to what we see now with the predator holding his head
this particular predator did respect and honor the code. he was willing to battle to the death on an equal plain field with his opponent. that shows respect.
The leader of this particular hunting party, the Berserker, later showed that he has no regard for the Predator Honour code when he faced the Crucified Predator in solo combat, using his Plasma caster to disorient him before decapitating him.
There's just something so blissfully amazing here. A bad blood predator, a killer amongst their own kind and dishonored by his choices facing a yakuza, a criminal, fighting a proper duel. Through the whole movie the sense these predator's are different, dishonorable hunters only hunting for the sport and the game and nothing more, until we get to this moment, where honor is all that matters. It's amazing to look at it and see these two equal one another in a fair fight, death's that were earned and likely something that truly redeemed this predator and yakuza.
it just comes to show. even if there bad guys in the world. some in heart still have some honor in them. this movie is a example that some are not 100% evil.
My favorite scene from this kick-ass movie! The original Predator will always be the best but this movie is veryyy good and extremely underrated! Love when Hanzo stops running and decides its time to man up one on one. He knows the predator is trailing them and most likely everyone will die so he gives the others a chance by standing up to him. When he takes his shirt off and draws his sword you realize for the first time how deadly he his.
It's a show of dominance and to see who is the superior warrior. The predator let him get up to score honor points which would make his trophies worth more as it would have been won through fair 1v1 combat and not through trickery. However if you see the movies the predator almost always dies because of human survival instincts and tricks.
@@maxwellsope1080 basically the Preditors morals & honor get him killed by humans, because most humans can't square off with him so they have to do cheap shots. Which is understandable.
@@sahilgurjar8209 they would only allow him to go if the predators think the opponent has no chance of winning. However these predators are bad bloods who don't exactly follow the yautja code.
Predator: clicks China man: oh hoh! What’s up dinner!? Predator: confused clicks Chinaman: you gonna taste real good in a fry rice! Predator: runs away Chinaman: WAIT! COME BACK! DINNER RUSH IN TWO HOUR!
Imagine being a FOX executive, looking at this movie (And this scene in particular) and thinking "Instead of a sequel, lets make a remake with magic Autism superpowers, 'your mom' jokes and Super Killer Predator Iron Man suits." Fucking Hell. People are gonna start appreciating this film a LOT more once it sinks in JUST how badly The Predator sucked.
Yepp, I hated this movie when it came out, But softened to it afterwards, when i warmed up to the Bad blood predators, and the entertaining premise But, The Predator makes this seem like high art
Most likely representing a Sengo Muramasa era blade (yōtō "cursed katana") Muromachi Period 14th through 16th centuries. Moreover this may be the Fujiwara Masazane sword called Inoshishi-giri "boar-slayer", as Masazane was a disciple of Muramasa. Muramasa blades have to draw blood before they can be returned to the scabbard, even to the point of forcing its wielder to wound himself or commit suicide in the process. Thus, it is thought of as a demonic cursed blade that creates uncontrollable bloodletting to those who wield it.
I know a lot of people are mixed on this movie, but I really love it. It had a lot of call backs to the original while also adding something new and building on it. The characters are fine, but if they were more iconic, I would even go as far to say this is the "Aliens" of the predator series.
Everytime I see this film, I am always thinking, "Come on Hollywood...after how well Prey did showcasing a predator at a certain era, Samurai vs Predator is a no brainer!"
I can see just how inspired the motions are by more of a Kendo match than traditional duel. Which makes sense, because modern Japanese find Kendo extremely popular and the few that master kenjutsu commit their lives to it, so a Yakuza fighting with a sword using Kendo techniques makes plausible sense and explains why the Yakuza is getting struck in the back after his attacks, because they don't train to strike their opponents back as they run by, but come out of range and turn around for the next exchange.
ŚϺIEƧZEK The saber is a lighter, shorter weapon with a larger guard, designed for one handed use, usually from horseback. The katana is a longer weapon designed for two handed use, usually unmounted. A well made saber will also tolerate abuse that would destroy a katana. Katanas were notably sharper than most cavalary sabers as well, but would not have been noticeably sharper than a well-cared for personal saber, which also used drawing cuts. A sabre is lighter, and used well, can be faster. However, since it is wielded with one hand, you can not put as much force behind it, and it is easier to disarm. A good saber fencer will have a reach advantage, as a one handed grip allows for incredible range on lunges. The longer blade on a katana helps extend their range, but not usually past a wrist or arm cut. Sword is a generic term used to describe any longish piece of sharpened metal. A Roman Gladius, a Scottish Claidheamh-mòr, a Spanish Rapier, and a Pirates Cutless are all "swords".
The eye for an eye technique. The only way to get to the enemy with a swift strike of death is to make your self vulnerable. In this instance, he payed with his life for the life of the predator. True samurai art.
I always was interested that Billy was apparently still no match for the predator. He seemed to be in touch with nature and uniquely with the predator in the way Billy chose a sword as his weapon against the predator, and how he cut himself down the chest as if to draw the Predator in. I was disappointed he didn't do some damage to the Predator. But then again maybe that would have been cliche.
Yeh the predator wanted Dutch more so it chose a dishonourable way to kill billy which pissed me off love that film would of been good if they had an intense duel where billy weakened the predators
@@tonyaviles5308 If the predator was just cloaked and killed Billy, he wouldn't have time to scream like that, he'd just be dead from the long range weapon.
Maybe the jungle predator was much more skillful than this one. Remember how arnold hit him with a large piece of wood and it shattered on contact with his hand?
Though not literally, Hanzo avenged Billy Sole and King Willie in spirit by not only having his melee fight shown, but was able to defeat a Predator head on in a fair fight with human weaponry. Dutch, Royce/Isabelle, and Naru all used traps and cunning to their advantage, Harrigan was able to severely weaken it with conventional firepower before defeating it with its own weapons, and Nikolai used a mine in a suicide maneuver, but Hanzo actually managed to hold his ground against a full-strength Predator armed with only a katana.
I was thinking that as well when I first saw this movie and remembered that the Japanese took a lot of care and really focused on quality when crafting their katanas.
Wish they did this kinda thing more often in movies. In Red Sun, a Charles Bronson flick a Samurai fought an American Indian. Movie was based in the 1880's I think. Really kool to see different cultures go up against each other.
LOVE this reference Billy and King Willie would be proud. Billy, and King Willie both knew the predator was around before anyone else. Both knew they were being stalked and when confronted the predator they drew out weapons. Billy his machete and Willie his cane sword. Finally we got to see a battle like this
just because they don't follow the normal rules doesn't mean they can't respect maybe one tradition now and then and to the other dude it was an Honourable duel it was swords only
I've always been curious if the predators admired the ancient samurai's or ninjitsu warriors. Because all of the predators melee weapons and some thrown weapons look like weapons from asia. Throwing stars, wrist attached blades, spears, nets etc. I guess predators found their match. If humanity wants to defeat the predators, train an army of samurai warriors or ninjitsu artists then send them after the predators. Samurai will fight up front, ninja's will hunt the predators like they hunted humans. A few poisonous darts and shurikens should do the trick. They call ninjitsu the art of invisibility.
I love this part not only because it's badass. But also as a compensation to us from the 1st predator movie who failed us to deliver Billy's one on one fight with the predator.
Coolest scene in the movie. Both sides got their honourable and fair trade counts. I guess this is why the Predators like to hunt us, for the ones who dare challenge them and offer a good fight (I can think of some knights, vikings, samurai, etc in the past, even modern soldiers maybe in different way than pure one-on-one sword fight).
This is the only real man in all the movies, taking down the predator in a 1 vs 1 fight with no more than a katana. compared to him, the other human Warriors are just a bunch of nenas
I love the fact that every predator will fight his threat fairly You are unarmed?They will fight with fists You have a melee weapon?They use their claw blades You have a gun?They use their blaster You outnumber them?They use all of their equipment
the badass moment ever .the storage of weapons since old ages .. show that this predators used to bring warriors fromm all the time ... this monster realized that the man use sword and he could use that energy gun but he refused this moment of honor .... i miss this kind of movies....
"Dorobo, gyanbura, kira, seek redemption in this moment as Muramasa grants yuuki upon you. " [btw did you see how many predators were watching the fight?]
By far the greatest scene out of the entire movie. Not only is the Predator showing honor to his opponent, but to himself. Normally, a coward would just kill someone on the spot, with a gun to a sword fight, thinking he’s the bigger than the other person, but the actual big and strong fighters and people, would play fairly and would lower themselves to the challenger. The Predator could’ve stayed hidden and sneak up and kill him, but no, he saw the challenge and took it, revealing himself and his sword. The Predators might seem ruthless (which they are) but they honor themselves and respect the courage of the opponent. Great scene, beautiful demonstration.
So hunting down and killing people who have never hunted YOU down is "honorable"?? The Predators are just psychotic idiots,who could ve spent FAR more time improving their own technology and culture instead of pointlessly killing others for zero reason. Those "cowards" you speak of are basically the entirety of humanity.War was never fought with honor because those who fought honorably died to those who didnt.VERY few armies or soldiers fought honorably,the rest remembered honor and fair play only when it suited them.The average warrior(be he viking,knight,samurai,roman) abused the hell out of his equipment and power to pillage rape and kill. There is nothing glorious in combat and war,only death.People who fight honorably die to people who just shoot them from afar,from behind or in the dark.Honor would be to try to prevent a fight from happening,not to try and be honorable when it happens.
cyclopsdias You’re very correct on saying that humanity is basically abusing its power and cheating to victory, but I'm having a hard time why you are connecting two different species and their history's, it's like comparing apples and oranges. Also, the Predators do hunt for a reason, to 1. Prove said species are worthy or weak 2. To kill off any dangerous life forms but use it as a sport. Now, I'm not saying that the Predators are doing any right, no far from it, but I do not agree with your statement that they’re ”idiots”. They have fantastic technology greater than our own, and I'm very sure that idiots don't make technology that makes them practically invisible, or have weapons just with there armor. And correct, wars don't have or bring honor, instead, the fierce soldiers within those grounds do (depending on the man or woman). That's also speaking for the former Vikings, knights, samurai, or Roman Soldiers, some we're graceful men, others, well, not so much. And one thing that is glorious in war is the impact, experience, and lessons within it. Lessons to learn from past mistakes and experiences that will live within the impact to its people. Honor is respect earned with courage and strength.
Most soldiers were far from graceful or honorable.The vast majority was simply ruthless killers,who were hired and paid to kill and destroy.Neither wars nor the soldiers who fought them brought honor to anyone.That's just a lie invented by those who started the war to justify them,since it's a FAR prettier excuse than admitting the economical or geopolitical causes of a war. Sure a war brings lessons and advancements,but its ridiculous to assume that war is the ONLY way through which we could have those experiences.Humanity would be far better off if we hadn't fought so much and instead spent that time and energy trying to advance sciences,democracy or philosophy.As for the soldiers,war is hell,especially for the loser.There is no grace or honor in seeing your friends die from infections or being dismembered,or being forced to witness brutalities inflicted upon innocents. As for the Predators,some of their tech is more advanced than ours,but their ability to fight large scale wars is questionable at best.A single Predator was easily wounded by an unprepared squad of soldier.Predators fighting a real army with specialised equipment to track or study them would quickly be obliterated.As for their hunting,their so called honor comes into question instantly since the first Predator we see abused his cloak and blaster to ambush unsuspecting prey which was neither dangerous to others nor threatening to him.They treat Aliens as sport instead of as a serious infectious threat that should be dealt with seriously.They are selfish,cruel savages who obsess over a hunt.Honor,according to them,is simply providing the prey with a relatively fair fight.I believe honor is a far superior ideal that includes doing whats right even if it's not easy or cheap to do.
Like you said, MOST soldiers are killers and don’t care, well, that’s exactly what they are killers! Sure they may bring justice, but it’s no respect or grace. And I’m not saying “War is the ONLY way to be taught lessons and use those experiences” No, I’m simply stating that we CAN learn from them and learn not to do simple mistakes that can lead to huge wars. And yes, we don’t need wars to settle things, we could be more mature and talk it through. Sadly, most of the times we do have to go to war if our under that pressure. Sure it’s risking soldiers’ lives, but they knew what they signed up for, and that’s what makes them have honor and respect, they risk their lives to protect ours. But, I’m not necessarily talking about human soldiers, because they are different from our current conversation, Predators. I agree that Predators can and will be ruthless and killers, but I wasn’t exactly talking about them as a culture or group, so my apologies if you thought otherwise, I was talking about the Predator in the scene/video. I loved how he didn’t shoot him, rather bring his “sword” and accept his challenge. That was great and powerful in my eyes, and in a way, honoring to his species! You might think differently, but I feel like he was being better than his fellow peers, and actually fighting instead of shooting. Also, they don’t need to fight any “large-scale wars” due to them being hunters. Yes, they’re warriors, but not your topical warrior that fights in wars, they battle a group of different species to see who’s the higher superior. They are more fighting than anything else. It’s not big or medium, it’s small. So, yes, they would be killed if in an actual war. But, I believe they would put up a good fight due to their above average combat skills. And, for the hiding and acting prey, I’m not sure if you’re talking about when they see dead animals, and the Predator attacks the squad, then, yes, by my description, that Predator is not honorable, but then again, he’s hunting, so he kind of needed his cloak the same reason soldiers wear camouflaged suits to hide from their enemies. And your claim that they should treat other aliens and species seriously is strictly preposterous, hell, we don’t even treat others seriously. But, if they’re savages and ruthless like you claim, which they can be, then why would they try to have peace? And why would they treat humans as a threat? Compared to them, they are more of a threat. Sure we have intelligence and strength, but they’re above us in that by an extent. As for your description of honor, I feel, is very good. In a way, I feel that the Predator showed that characteristic in a certain way. I think outside the scene and go a bit deep into it. Like I stated, he gave a fair fight, he didn’t shoot him like his previous peer did, so he was a diamond in a rough. Out of all the cruel Predators, he showed a certain respect. That respect being toward his courage, which was given through a fair fight. Which, I give my respect and grace to anyone who does that, or any stunning acts, whether it be small or big, tough or easy.
First of all, thanks for keeping this very interesting conversation civil.Its very refreshing to have a civilised discussion on RUclips. As for your points,when i said most soldiers are killers,I meant professional soldiers.A big percentage of people who fought on world war 2 for example,weren't professional soldiers and in quite a few cases,were drafted against their will,so I feel sorry for their lives.However,professional soldiers like for example the US army when they were in Vietnam or Afghanistan etc get no sympathy from me.They didn't go there to protect anyone.They went for economical and political gains,as well as a show of force. This type of war is the one I am talking about.Most wars in human history were caused by greed and lust for power,not because someone rightly defended their territory from an intruder.Therefore,most soldiers who fought in these wars knew full well they were going to murder innocents,yet they went through with it anyway.Not to mention that in the older ages,elite soldiers like Knights or Samurai were nobles and very well paid to fight,they did so for the riches and violence it brought,not because they were defending anyone. In general,late wars have proven that an ever increasing percentage of casualties in wars are civilians.I recommend this:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualty_ratio as a small sample of how many die in wars.As much as soldiers die in a war,they CAN fight back and are usually protected by their own forces.Civilians get no such luxury since they dont know how to fight and they dont have countermeasures in case an enemy army approaches and blasts them away(which,as indicated by their casualties,is a LOT of the time).So soldiers are by and large the force that kills civilians,not protects them.Civilians wouldn't need protection if the war that kills them wasn't being fought. As for the Predators,you are right,the one in the video behaved honorably and fought a fair fight(which is admirable).However,this fight was caused by his abduction and mistreatment of humans.I cant congratulate someone on doing something right when the situation in which they do right is caused by them doing wrong(abducting and using humans,an intelligent species,as sport).I feel its like congratulating a murderer for not killing children,despite killing others.But agreed,given the behavior of other Predators,he was(compared to them) an honorable individual,at least in this instance.
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This guy legit killed a predator solo without any Guerrilla warfare. This was a straight 1v1 with a level playing field
@吉田あぢべ arnold win with his trick hahaha
@吉田あぢべ yeah, but tbf Predator also does the same thing as Arnie since beginning of movie so it's still even playing field for both of them.
Danny Glover(Mike Harrigan) was the first to defeat a Yautja in one on one combat....that's why the elders gave him the flint lock pistol...
@user-wj6yu9gw3wThe first movie tried to depict a clear picture of the strength of Predators, so you can't blame them for not giving Arnold space to work with. But as time went on they became more leaning, allowing humans to step up a bit. This kind of fight is what I expected Billy in the first movie to do when he whipped out the machete lol.
A bad blood outcast from the Yautja clans and a Yakuza assassin of the criminal underworld. Both dishonorable exiles in their respective societies. Both redeemed, in their final moments, by embracing the code they abandoned.
Nice
Dude, that was deep. Seriously, beautiful said.
Well said dude
Beautifully well said sir
thats some epic warrior code there bro.
Predators will only do this if they respect the warrior. The Predator thought he was a worthwhile challenge and decided to give up his advantage to show he viewed this one as more than simple prey.
SSJ Godemis nice
SSJ Godemis I guess you're some sort of expert on fictional aliens?
johnny pot It’s not hard to learn if you do research dipshit
No, he just pays attention to the established lore.
Somehow I think the respect and honor was mutual.
It's established in the earlier predator movies that they hunt purely for sports as an honorably tradition. Hunting common, defenseless rabbits can become boring and pose no challenge in the long run.
The sword sweeping on the blades of grass and the top view of them collapsing. Nice homage to classic samurai movie scenes.
jpogi gtxcr1 agreed!!! Exactly where it took me ❤️
Jedi Ninja - LOL That's so much BS that you just said right there, that's why I'm laughing. Billy's fight with the Predator lasted maybe, what? A minute if that long, I give it really 20 seconds and then he was immediately screaming. LOL The samurai is a much more skilled and accomplished fighter than Billy ever was, but Billy was a brave indian warrior I'll give him that.
K Law We don't know the transition scene from Billy to Dutch, so it could've been just as long as the Yakuza.
Melissa - Nah, sorry Melissa, I do not agree, the Predator immediately took out Billy who only had a Bowie knife on that bridge to defend himself. You heard Billy scream almost immediately as Dutch was carrying one of his men along with help from the native woman in trying to get to the "Choppa" LOL. Then the Predator was immediately upon them killing his wounded soldier and then wounding him has he fired back at it. The Predator with that long protruding double blade immediately knifed Billy like he did to Apollo Creed earlier. LOL But in the fight with the Samurai who is a much more experienced fighter with a well crafted powerful sword, it had a real battle.
Don't forget the subtle use of a far eastern flute.
how could this guy fight without being slowed down by the weight of his massive balls
BOKRABOO lala lmao nice one!
Amazing, Lmao
Twisted Soul
Ugh.. still telling mom jokes..
no wonder why amy schumer got a nextflix special..
Twisted Soul
and now u lol ur own comment.. atta boy..
Twisted Soul
im not butthurt my good boy.. im just a bit concernd about ur basic humor, and so, ur intellect.. affecting the overall quality of entretainment available for everyone, in a bad way..
It's too bad Hanzo was born in the modern era, living his life out as a lowly Yakuza hitman.
Had he been born in another time, he would likely have been a wandering Ronin or Samurai of great renown.
That's kinda how the the Yakuza started out. He's more Yakuza than the modern ones
There were yakuzas back in feudal Japan already.
I admire the Predators sense of honor, like they will kill without question, unless your injured, ill, pregnant, too young. But if your willing to stand up to them, they will show you the same level of respect. If you stand up to them with a sword, they will lower themselves to your level and fight you fairly. And should you win you are rewarded with respect as a warrior, and should you fall, your still honored on some level by becoming a trophy, and while that seems terrible, it does show that this was an opponent that posed a threat and a challenge and will be remembered.
yeah, I have to admit that's the best scene in this movie
Vanic Blackrose Gotta love warrior ethics
Predators ain’t real tho
The Mandalorian if it ain’t real then there’s no point in defending it’s just dumb for you to even learn things about a make believe creature that serves no purpose in society
The Mandalorian you obviously don’t know how to read dip shit
I think most Samurai would consider this a good death
N**K C********t *every samurai
To fight a creature from another word that's bigger, stronger and more intelligent than them?
Erik Lehnsherr hell yeah
Erik Lehnsherr to fight as a warrior and die on you’re feet. That’s a good death. Better then screaming like a bitch and getting skewered like a fish.
Every samurai, but he's not a samurai, he's a Yakuza.
Hanzo, the only human to kill a Predator in a straight up 1 vs 1 duel.
@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? those weren't straight up fights. They used tricks and tactics to win. This was a head up fight
@@blacknite8060 Harrigan won in hand to hand combat...that's why the elder gave him the flint lock pistol....
@@valjeanlee7060 he won after the pred was crippled and injured. This was a full health 1v1.
@@blacknite8060 Bro....he literally chased the City Hunter...I don't think I've ever seen someone actively pursue a Predator...except maybe Mack...and that didn't work in his favor...lol
Yeah Harrigan defeated the Predator in hand to hand combat also. All these noobs need to check their noob privilege and show some respect to the OG Predator killa...
The Japanese samurai was able to detect the predator when invisible, and that's why the predator showed honor and fought the Japanese on the same level. Called Respect!!!
Yes good observation
Completely wrong. He knew that the predator was watching from somewhere he didn’t know where it was at. The Predator showed himself to the samurai because he viewed him as a worthy opponent and not just prey. You can’t see a predator when there invisible even if you a samurai lol, the predator simply showed himself to him
@@zzirfamo24 bitch that exactly what he said
@@zzirfamo24 detecting doesn't always mean seeing. A fighter is trained to sense the enemy's presence
@@zzirfamo24 i see it that way too. the yakuza recognized he was being followed and the predator saw the honor fight challenge. much like in predator 1 when the native american took his shirt off and cut an X into his chest. He was calling out the predator for a 1v1 melee combat. the predator just uncloaked cause he wanted a honorable fight.
the Predator honored and see the Japanese as a true worthy warrior gave up all the tech and fight him on that same level.
VoiD And that’s the thing that bothered me about this particular scene. Super Predators are the bad bloods of the Predators and they have no honor and will do anything to win. If it was the Berserker instead of the Falcon Predator, then the guy would have been dead.
Psychotic Trait nah I don't think supers are bad bloods they don't kill members of their own clan I think the bad bloods are supposed to be the equivalent of serial killers and kill for no reason
Joshua Morman True. Still they lack honor and would kill anyone.
I believe this was the one who still had a sense of honor that why he accepted an honorable one on one challenge
They had a predator crucified -_- They were DISHONORED predators
I like how, in this moment, the Yautja stopped looking at Hanzo as prey and started looking at him as another warrior. Thing said “fuck it” to its energy weapons and cloaking device and fought him on equal footing.
That predator didn’t posses the plasma cannon like the berserker did. He just had camp and that drone
Camo
I like how this is the first Predator vs Human fight scene. In Predator Billy stood his ground but was killed off screen, Predator 2 King Willy also challenged the Predator and was also killed off screen. Finally they actually show an on screen fight scene.
Dutch fight with predator in predator 1
To be fair, it is the first HUMAN vs Pedator fight. Arnie vs Predator really doesnt qualify, this guy is something else.
So I guess u never saw predator 2 when Danny Glover killed the city Hunter hand to hand
No I did but he was the main character and he didn’t have a sword and him the Predator barely fought only when they where in the ship.
MAD_iNorma / The American Werewolf of RUclips I heard King Willie's death in Predator 2 was a little too graphic so they had to cut it down to what we see now with the predator holding his head
This scene is too strong. Love and respect for the old style.. two men going head to head. So much respect for both of them
"This isnt a man."
Dr. Loomis
@@westernkratom1694 it's a man dude read the comics
@@rajiv45321 that predator is a male but not a man
He did a better job than Billy from first movie.
Billy was the man! a knife that oozedblood out the end, I can't find one?
We didn't see Billy's fight. Granted it wasn't long.
All I remember is Billy screaming like a little beeitch.
Billy didn't fight.. he gave himself to predator because he knew they were going to die anyway...
Master Exploder don’t forget king Willy from predator 2
I love these Predators’ code of honor
which is funny when you consider these was a clan of criminal predators
Edmond666777 how do you know
this particular predator did respect and honor the code. he was willing to battle to the death on an equal plain field with his opponent. that shows respect.
those super bad blooded Yaujta oh yep no code of honor
The leader of this particular hunting party, the Berserker, later showed that he has no regard for the Predator Honour code when he faced the Crucified Predator in solo combat, using his Plasma caster to disorient him before decapitating him.
You ever wonder if any real yakuza is watching this seen and is like... "Finally people know how good we are against anyone"
You do realize this is a movie, right?
@@gimmeabreak4435 you do realize swordsman still exist right?
@@jaybandz2026 😂😂 lmao
@@jaybandz2026 😂😂😂😂😂
Dónde está la biblioteca?
Because he got power of god, and anime on his side.
Grieveral Genevous no you otaku! It’s because he has a samurai’s spirit!
@Zoomer Waffen no u
He watched the best anime: King of The Hill.
@@randomnessanimation6831 weeb
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There's just something so blissfully amazing here. A bad blood predator, a killer amongst their own kind and dishonored by his choices facing a yakuza, a criminal, fighting a proper duel. Through the whole movie the sense these predator's are different, dishonorable hunters only hunting for the sport and the game and nothing more, until we get to this moment, where honor is all that matters. It's amazing to look at it and see these two equal one another in a fair fight, death's that were earned and likely something that truly redeemed this predator and yakuza.
it just comes to show. even if there bad guys in the world. some in heart still have some honor in them. this movie is a example that some are not 100% evil.
My favorite scene from this kick-ass movie! The original Predator will always be the best but this movie is veryyy good and extremely underrated! Love when Hanzo stops running and decides its time to man up one on one. He knows the predator is trailing them and most likely everyone will die so he gives the others a chance by standing up to him. When he takes his shirt off and draws his sword you realize for the first time how deadly he his.
I like how the predator lets him get up, rather than just finishing him off.
It's a show of dominance and to see who is the superior warrior. The predator let him get up to score honor points which would make his trophies worth more as it would have been won through fair 1v1 combat and not through trickery. However if you see the movies the predator almost always dies because of human survival instincts and tricks.
@@maxwellsope1080 basically the Preditors morals & honor get him killed by humans, because most humans can't square off with him so they have to do cheap shots. Which is understandable.
@@maxwellsope1080 what if the man had defeated predator? Would they allow him to go?
@@sahilgurjar8209 they would only allow him to go if the predators think the opponent has no chance of winning. However these predators are bad bloods who don't exactly follow the yautja code.
That's how I want to die.
Do you even swordfight.
Lazy Daze me too
Lazy Daze dying with honor 👍👍.... fight to the last breath
Same never give up, never surrender.
Go to cosplay and start issuing challenges.
1:35 He's saying "GG, well played".
And people say the super predators had no honor. Falconer has my respect.
He might be the only one who would make attempts to regain his honor unlike the other two
At least someone killed yi before he uses his ult
HOP ME34ME BUT HE WAS IN ALPHA!!!!
HOP ME34ME hahahahhahahahahha
🤣🤣🤣😂
HE WAS IN ALPHA!
Rengar > Yi
One of the best scenes in all the predator movies.
maybe the best
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Yes, the best scene. And the yakuza is the most badass human of all predator movies.
There is always an Asian doing better than you, remember.
If it were to be chinese vs predator..
Predator gonna end up on the dinner table..
Lmao
Predator: clicks
China man: oh hoh! What’s up dinner!?
Predator: confused clicks
Chinaman: you gonna taste real good in a fry rice!
Predator: runs away
Chinaman: WAIT! COME BACK! DINNER RUSH IN TWO HOUR!
The Dippin American go fck your self
yang chen damn dude it’s a joke, not a dick, don’t take it so hard
The Dippin American I don’t like this joke. Always joke on Chinese . This is a kind of racism.
This predator had honor and gave him a fair fight. I approve lol
Every time he runs at the predator he goes "WAAAZZZZZZAAAAAAP" predators like "chillin... killin ..."
I understood that reference!
True, true.
Everyone at the movie theater was cheering at the end of this scene
Hanzo wasn’t just another prey, he was a warrior and the Predator acknowledged that fact by providing a fair fight
Imagine being a FOX executive, looking at this movie (And this scene in particular) and thinking "Instead of a sequel, lets make a remake with magic Autism superpowers, 'your mom' jokes and Super Killer Predator Iron Man suits."
Fucking Hell. People are gonna start appreciating this film a LOT more once it sinks in JUST how badly The Predator sucked.
Yepp, I hated this movie when it came out, But softened to it afterwards, when i warmed up to the Bad blood predators, and the entertaining premise
But, The Predator makes this seem like high art
@North Bridge prey was a Terrible female power fantasy. Didn't feel like a predator movie at all. I don't see how you think it put it back on track..
With the success of Prey, I am now hoping to see a Predator film during the Age of Samurai in Japan.
Both Hanzo and the badblood redeemed their honor that day.
The only way a man can see himself. To fight against his most dangerous enemy.
i like this scene it describes the Real Brave. While others using machine guns and bullets this yakuza used his katana
Most likely representing a Sengo Muramasa era blade (yōtō "cursed katana") Muromachi Period 14th through 16th centuries.
Moreover this may be the Fujiwara Masazane sword called Inoshishi-giri "boar-slayer", as Masazane was a disciple of Muramasa.
Muramasa blades have to draw blood before they can be returned to the scabbard, even to the point of forcing its wielder to wound himself or commit suicide in the process. Thus, it is thought of as a demonic cursed blade that creates uncontrollable bloodletting to those who wield it.
I know a lot of people are mixed on this movie, but I really love it. It had a lot of call backs to the original while also adding something new and building on it. The characters are fine, but if they were more iconic, I would even go as far to say this is the "Aliens" of the predator series.
One of the greatest scenes ever, a warrior going out with a honourable death
So I see that Hanzo is the silent katana wielding Yakuza I must say I'm impressed
Must of been hitori hanzo steel 🤷🏽♂️
What explanation did this Yakuza give Hanzo for the sword now that Bill is dead? Gotta fight an other worldly assassin?
@@justBeOrDontB7568 Maybe he got his sword before hanzo retired.
Jajajajajaja.
Everytime I see this film, I am always thinking,
"Come on Hollywood...after how well Prey did showcasing a predator at a certain era, Samurai vs Predator is a no brainer!"
The both gave it their all as honorable warriors and I'm proud that the Samurai was still standing before his death
I can see just how inspired the motions are by more of a Kendo match than traditional duel. Which makes sense, because modern Japanese find Kendo extremely popular and the few that master kenjutsu commit their lives to it, so a Yakuza fighting with a sword using Kendo techniques makes plausible sense and explains why the Yakuza is getting struck in the back after his attacks, because they don't train to strike their opponents back as they run by, but come out of range and turn around for the next exchange.
A rounded of applause to this scene if I learn how to sword fight like this I can be at peace with myself and love the scene
Aabdar Kim interesting would like to learn sometime if I get the chance to
Aabdar Kim
Video games don't count!
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The saber is a lighter, shorter weapon with a larger guard, designed for one handed use, usually from horseback.
The katana is a longer weapon designed for two handed use, usually unmounted.
A well made saber will also tolerate abuse that would destroy a katana.
Katanas were notably sharper than most cavalary sabers as well, but would not have been noticeably sharper than a well-cared for personal saber, which also used drawing cuts.
A sabre is lighter, and used well, can be faster. However, since it is wielded with one hand, you can not put as much force behind it, and it is easier to disarm. A good saber fencer will have a reach advantage, as a one handed grip allows for incredible range on lunges. The longer blade on a katana helps extend their range, but not usually past a wrist or arm cut.
Sword is a generic term used to describe any longish piece of sharpened metal.
A Roman Gladius, a Scottish Claidheamh-mòr, a Spanish Rapier, and a Pirates Cutless are all "swords".
@@darrellbaxley9315
Very informative comment, thanks.
The eye for an eye technique. The only way to get to the enemy with a swift strike of death is to make your self vulnerable. In this instance, he payed with his life for the life of the predator. True samurai art.
How girls want to die: Old and lying in a bed
How boys want to die: 01:49
I always was interested that Billy was apparently still no match for the predator. He seemed to be in touch with nature and uniquely with the predator in the way Billy chose a sword as his weapon against the predator, and how he cut himself down the chest as if to draw the Predator in. I was disappointed he didn't do some damage to the Predator. But then again maybe that would have been cliche.
Michael Zaloom but that predator that killed Billy didn't fight him. He was probably cloaked and just killed him. It doesn't really show.
Yeh the predator wanted Dutch more so it chose a dishonourable way to kill billy which pissed me off love that film would of been good if they had an intense duel where billy weakened the predators
@@tonyaviles5308 If the predator was just cloaked and killed Billy, he wouldn't have time to scream like that, he'd just be dead from the long range weapon.
@@jonathan4554 good point
Maybe the jungle predator was much more skillful than this one. Remember how arnold hit him with a large piece of wood and it shattered on contact with his hand?
Though not literally, Hanzo avenged Billy Sole and King Willie in spirit by not only having his melee fight shown, but was able to defeat a Predator head on in a fair fight with human weaponry. Dutch, Royce/Isabelle, and Naru all used traps and cunning to their advantage, Harrigan was able to severely weaken it with conventional firepower before defeating it with its own weapons, and Nikolai used a mine in a suicide maneuver, but Hanzo actually managed to hold his ground against a full-strength Predator armed with only a katana.
I would want to die fighting a predator
TheCandyCaneChef so u want full pants of shit and be killed in 3 sec?
まさに正々堂々の真剣勝負！プレデターも決闘を応じたようにソードだけにしたところも良いです！
I'm surprised that no one mentions the demonstration of quality that the katana has by not breaking when it collides with the predator's claw
I was thinking that as well when I first saw this movie and remembered that the Japanese took a lot of care and really focused on quality when crafting their katanas.
Its a modern Katana. Modern technology allows us to make stronger swords than those made hundreds of years ago.
0:29 "YES FINALLY SOMEONE WHO GETS IT!!!! LET US UPHEAVE THE LAND WITH OUR BATTLE"
When a man is done running, by nature he defaults to kill or be killed
Wish they did this kinda thing more often in movies. In Red Sun, a Charles Bronson flick a Samurai fought an American Indian. Movie was based in the 1880's I think. Really kool to see different cultures go up against each other.
I the predators usually hunt with superior weapons, as humans do, but when challenged, they give you a fair fight.
Brad Pitt's Achilles would have ended that fight in 30 seconds.
Ah yes. The magical katana. The sword that, whatever user no matter what fighing experience picks it up, grants legendary fighting skills.
Top 10 Weapons of Animel
Synystr7 he’s from japan he was trained
He’s a mutter fucking yakuza descended from some ancient samurai house.
Synystr7
except for lardasses like you.
That’s a nodachi
Memories broken
The truth goes unspoken
I've even forgotten my name
You can feel the respect between both!
Young ASIAN BOY fights REAL PREDATOR with a KATANA...!!!! GONE WRONG...!!!!! MUST SEE...!!!!!
NOT A CLICKBAIT...!!!!
LOVE this reference Billy and King Willie would be proud.
Billy, and King Willie both knew the predator was around before anyone else. Both knew they were being stalked and when confronted the predator they drew out weapons. Billy his machete and Willie his cane sword.
Finally we got to see a battle like this
which pixel is the predator?
Lmaooo i was thinking that too
The tall grass was a nice touch to give this the vibe of a duel from one of the black-and-white samurai movies.
I thought this clan of Predators didn't do the honorable duels?
Pennywise the Dancing Clown that wasn't an honorable duel..
How so?
just because they don't follow the normal rules doesn't mean they can't respect maybe one tradition now and then and to the other dude it was an Honourable duel it was swords only
Brycen Coburn melee combat and they gave each other recovery time after every bout.
please don't generalize them
After watching the Prey movie, we seriously need a Samurai vs Predator movie now..
Yakuza is definitively the most badass human character of all predator movies.
predators are true warrior, the fought with fare and square
I’m shocked this bad blood predator even chose to duel this guy. Cause bad bloods are all about hunting and no honor and respect.
I've always been curious if the predators admired the ancient samurai's or ninjitsu warriors. Because all of the predators melee weapons and some thrown weapons look like weapons from asia. Throwing stars, wrist attached blades, spears, nets etc. I guess predators found their match. If humanity wants to defeat the predators, train an army of samurai warriors or ninjitsu artists then send them after the predators. Samurai will fight up front, ninja's will hunt the predators like they hunted humans. A few poisonous darts and shurikens should do the trick. They call ninjitsu the art of invisibility.
Avenging Angel except... plasma cannons...
Templar of Dreams
Put a cherry on that shake
Templar of Dreams
And? We have...guns...
The Predators inspired and in some cases worked with Ancient humans
Avenging Angel Na.... just send the SAS
I love this part not only because it's badass. But also as a compensation to us from the 1st predator movie who failed us to deliver Billy's one on one fight with the predator.
Coolest scene in the movie. Both sides got their honourable and fair trade counts. I guess this is why the Predators like to hunt us, for the ones who dare challenge them and offer a good fight (I can think of some knights, vikings, samurai, etc in the past, even modern soldiers maybe in different way than pure one-on-one sword fight).
Wow! The sequel to Ghost of Tsushima is already looking awesome. I mean check out those visuals!! So realistsic
こんなヤクザいないだろw
NANI
predator's lenguage
@@sheepdoghr415 XD
What does he say when charging? Is it banzai?
"Like if you didn't want the Yakuza to win?" did I translate that right?
Why were the other Predators just standing around? DO SOMETHING!! Help your boy!!
They have a honor code
Predators never interfere in a 1 vs 1 fight . They have honor .
"A good death is it's own reward"
Man of Steel
This is the only real man in all the movies, taking down the predator in a 1 vs 1 fight with no more than a katana. compared to him, the other human Warriors are just a bunch of nenas
He was lucky the Predator gave him that opportunity.
This is sick, I got goosebumps when he pulled out the katana and the music got louder
I love the fact that every predator will fight his threat fairly
You are unarmed?They will fight with fists
You have a melee weapon?They use their claw blades
You have a gun?They use their blaster
You outnumber them?They use all of their equipment
the badass moment ever .the storage of weapons since old ages .. show that this predators used to bring warriors fromm all the time ... this monster realized that the man use sword and he could use that energy gun but he refused this moment of honor .... i miss this kind of movies....
*This guy has my respect. 👍*
Man do I respect Yakuza here. The very definition of courage and valor.
La mejor muerte con honor ante un digno guerrero...🌐
I honestly really enjoyed predators i love that it kept the original soundtrack in this scene wasnt a great film but it really took it back to basics
One of my all time favorite scenes in movie history.
I wouldn't be suprised if the predators liked japan's samurai.
"Dorobo, gyanbura, kira, seek redemption in this moment as Muramasa grants yuuki upon you. " [btw did you see how many predators were watching the fight?]
DelVinci Posterkid how many were? I didn't even notice lmao
DelVinci Posterkid wait is that why they kept showing the grass? to show that others are watching
+Its Gex if you watch carefully, you can see invisible siluetes on the grass.
Its Gex Bọn Cena was watching the fight, that's why u can't see shit
... hi, not sure if that mosaic blocks from the bad video quality or predator silhuettes... or where do you see them exactly? ;)
By far one of my favourite fights in the Predator franchise
Both warriors Respect each other ..we should appreciate this plot..
One of the best samurai scenes in film history.
By far the greatest scene out of the entire movie. Not only is the Predator showing honor to his opponent, but to himself. Normally, a coward would just kill someone on the spot, with a gun to a sword fight, thinking he’s the bigger than the other person, but the actual big and strong fighters and people, would play fairly and would lower themselves to the challenger. The Predator could’ve stayed hidden and sneak up and kill him, but no, he saw the challenge and took it, revealing himself and his sword. The Predators might seem ruthless (which they are) but they honor themselves and respect the courage of the opponent. Great scene, beautiful demonstration.
So hunting down and killing people who have never hunted YOU down is "honorable"??
The Predators are just psychotic idiots,who could ve spent FAR more time improving their own technology and culture instead of pointlessly killing others for zero reason.
Those "cowards" you speak of are basically the entirety of humanity.War was never fought with honor because those who fought honorably died to those who didnt.VERY few armies or soldiers fought honorably,the rest remembered honor and fair play only when it suited them.The average warrior(be he viking,knight,samurai,roman) abused the hell out of his equipment and power to pillage rape and kill.
There is nothing glorious in combat and war,only death.People who fight honorably die to people who just shoot them from afar,from behind or in the dark.Honor would be to try to prevent a fight from happening,not to try and be honorable when it happens.
cyclopsdias You’re very correct on saying that humanity is basically abusing its power and cheating to victory, but I'm having a hard time why you are connecting two different species and their history's, it's like comparing apples and oranges. Also, the Predators do hunt for a reason, to 1. Prove said species are worthy or weak 2. To kill off any dangerous life forms but use it as a sport. Now, I'm not saying that the Predators are doing any right, no far from it, but I do not agree with your statement that they’re ”idiots”. They have fantastic technology greater than our own, and I'm very sure that idiots don't make technology that makes them practically invisible, or have weapons just with there armor. And correct, wars don't have or bring honor, instead, the fierce soldiers within those grounds do (depending on the man or woman). That's also speaking for the former Vikings, knights, samurai, or Roman Soldiers, some we're graceful men, others, well, not so much. And one thing that is glorious in war is the impact, experience, and lessons within it. Lessons to learn from past mistakes and experiences that will live within the impact to its people. Honor is respect earned with courage and strength.
Most soldiers were far from graceful or honorable.The vast majority was simply ruthless killers,who were hired and paid to kill and destroy.Neither wars nor the soldiers who fought them brought honor to anyone.That's just a lie invented by those who started the war to justify them,since it's a FAR prettier excuse than admitting the economical or geopolitical causes of a war.
Sure a war brings lessons and advancements,but its ridiculous to assume that war is the ONLY way through which we could have those experiences.Humanity would be far better off if we hadn't fought so much and instead spent that time and energy trying to advance sciences,democracy or philosophy.As for the soldiers,war is hell,especially for the loser.There is no grace or honor in seeing your friends die from infections or being dismembered,or being forced to witness brutalities inflicted upon innocents.
As for the Predators,some of their tech is more advanced than ours,but their ability to fight large scale wars is questionable at best.A single Predator was easily wounded by an unprepared squad of soldier.Predators fighting a real army with specialised equipment to track or study them would quickly be obliterated.As for their hunting,their so called honor comes into question instantly since the first Predator we see abused his cloak and blaster to ambush unsuspecting prey which was neither dangerous to others nor threatening to him.They treat Aliens as sport instead of as a serious infectious threat that should be dealt with seriously.They are selfish,cruel savages who obsess over a hunt.Honor,according to them,is simply providing the prey with a relatively fair fight.I believe honor is a far superior ideal that includes doing whats right even if it's not easy or cheap to do.
Like you said, MOST soldiers are killers and don’t care, well, that’s exactly what they are killers! Sure they may bring justice, but it’s no respect or grace. And I’m not saying “War is the ONLY way to be taught lessons and use those experiences” No, I’m simply stating that we CAN learn from them and learn not
to do simple mistakes that can lead to huge wars. And yes, we don’t need wars to settle things, we could be more mature and talk it through. Sadly, most of the times we do have to go to war if our under that pressure. Sure it’s risking soldiers’ lives, but they knew what they signed up for, and that’s what makes them have honor and respect, they risk their lives to protect ours. But, I’m not necessarily talking about human soldiers, because they are different from our current conversation, Predators.
I agree that Predators can and will be ruthless and killers, but I wasn’t exactly talking about them as a culture or group, so my apologies if you thought otherwise, I was talking about the Predator in the scene/video. I loved how he didn’t shoot him, rather bring his “sword” and accept his challenge. That was great and powerful in my eyes, and in a way, honoring to his species! You might think differently, but I feel like he was being better than his fellow peers, and actually fighting instead of shooting. Also, they don’t need to fight any “large-scale wars” due to them being hunters. Yes, they’re warriors, but not your topical warrior that fights in wars, they battle a group of different species to see who’s the higher superior. They are more fighting than anything else. It’s not big or medium, it’s small. So, yes, they would be killed if in an actual war. But, I believe they would put up a good fight due to their above average combat skills. And, for the hiding and acting prey, I’m not sure if you’re talking about when they see dead animals, and the Predator attacks the squad, then, yes, by my description, that Predator is not honorable, but then again, he’s hunting, so he kind of needed his cloak the same reason soldiers wear camouflaged suits to hide from their enemies. And your claim that they should treat other aliens and species seriously is strictly preposterous, hell, we don’t even treat others seriously. But, if they’re savages and ruthless like you claim, which they can be, then why would they try to have peace? And why would they treat humans as a threat? Compared to them, they are more of a threat. Sure we have intelligence and strength, but they’re above us in that by an extent.
As for your description of honor, I feel, is very good. In a way, I feel that the Predator showed that characteristic in a certain way. I think outside the scene and go a bit deep into it. Like I stated, he gave a fair fight, he didn’t shoot him like his previous peer did, so he was a diamond in a rough. Out of all the cruel Predators, he showed a certain respect. That respect being toward his courage, which was given through a fair fight. Which, I give my respect and grace to anyone who does that, or any stunning acts, whether it be small or big, tough or easy.
First of all, thanks for keeping this very interesting conversation civil.Its very refreshing to have a civilised discussion on RUclips.
As for your points,when i said most soldiers are killers,I meant professional soldiers.A big percentage of people who fought on world war 2 for example,weren't professional soldiers and in quite a few cases,were drafted against their will,so I feel sorry for their lives.However,professional soldiers like for example the US army when they were in Vietnam or Afghanistan etc get no sympathy from me.They didn't go there to protect anyone.They went for economical and political gains,as well as a show of force.
This type of war is the one I am talking about.Most wars in human history were caused by greed and lust for power,not because someone rightly defended their territory from an intruder.Therefore,most soldiers who fought in these wars knew full well they were going to murder innocents,yet they went through with it anyway.Not to mention that in the older ages,elite soldiers like Knights or Samurai were nobles and very well paid to fight,they did so for the riches and violence it brought,not because they were defending anyone.
In general,late wars have proven that an ever increasing percentage of casualties in wars are civilians.I recommend this:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualty_ratio as a small sample of how many die in wars.As much as soldiers die in a war,they CAN fight back and are usually protected by their own forces.Civilians get no such luxury since they dont know how to fight and they dont have countermeasures in case an enemy army approaches and blasts them away(which,as indicated by their casualties,is a LOT of the time).So soldiers are by and large the force that kills civilians,not protects them.Civilians wouldn't need protection if the war that kills them wasn't being fought.
As for the Predators,you are right,the one in the video behaved honorably and fought a fair fight(which is admirable).However,this fight was caused by his abduction and mistreatment of humans.I cant congratulate someone on doing something right when the situation in which they do right is caused by them doing wrong(abducting and using humans,an intelligent species,as sport).I feel its like congratulating a murderer for not killing children,despite killing others.But agreed,given the behavior of other Predators,he was(compared to them) an honorable individual,at least in this instance.
Challanged the predetor to a sword combat and he accepted the challange. AWWWSOME!
The most honorable fight of them all.
When hanzo realized the essence of a true yakuza/samurai, to die with honor, my best scene ever
The 2010 version of Billy vs The Predator
The top shot with the wind blowing across the grass is like a cherry on top.
DON'T GO INTO THE LONG GRASS !!!!
Its like the Samurai Highlander.... I waiting at the end for the dude to say "There can be ONLY ONE"
ahh fuck highlander aye i wanna watch that aye
also if anyone knows where i can buy the complete roswell files cartoon set plz hmu
Honor among warriors.