Spider-mouth, spider-mouth, does whatever a spider-mouth can. Skins a guy, makes him dead, catches another nice trophy head. Look out, here comes the spider-mouth!
The Predator actually was the one that skinned the men in trees in the beginning, the Predators have a certain code of honor when it comes to dealing with their enemies no matter who they are. Weak enemies are skinned and left to rot while also used as a warning. Worthy opponents like Billy are made into trophies by taking the skull and spines which are then mounted on a wall or worn around their belts depending on what they want. Other worthy opponents like Dutch(Arnold) are fought one-on-one in hand-to-hand combat which is why the Predator takes off most of his weapons and mask off.
It will also prefer using wrist blades on something deemed worthy as well. Its more than likely how Billy was taken out. "Falconer" in the movie predators also preferred this method of hunting as well except with the super predators instead of two blades about the size of a Kabar they have 1 long blade about the size of a Katana
"You don't know what you're shooting at." No, I might not. But my buddy knows what he was shooting at and I trust him enough to dump a magazine in that general direction.
It also follows the 80's action movie trope of firing a ton of bullets in a direction to kill whatever the problem is at the time. The movie focuses on this the first third to half of the movie, then spends the rest of the film showing how useless their normal tactics are.
Got that right. Soldier under his command gets dropped and another is plowing the forest, bet your ass I'm gonna lay waste and ask questions afterwards.
the shooting in all directions when they make contact is not a waste of bullets, in fact it is part of US infantry tactical doctrine. When a platoon is ambushed, they immediately lay down fire with whatever weapons they have available so that the ambushers have to hit the ground or run into a wall of lead. This takes the initiative from the ambushers and gives it to those who were ambushed and allows them to maneuver and counter-attack.
They also sometimes employ similar tactics when they’re occupying a position in which they know they’re surrounded - they’ll do a “Mad Minute” firing spree in all outward-facing directions at first light, with the aim being to flush out, injure or kill any enemy combatants that might have crept up during the night. Col. Hal Moore talks about doing it in “We We’re Soldiers Once, And Young.” It can be very effective when used right!
Cydonius1 It's still a waste of bullets - especially when you're alone behind enemy lines with no supplies. You cannot carry unlimited ammo and unlike in video games ammo clips and crates are not littered across the area. The amount of ammunition they used in this scene alone easily exceeds what soldiers usually carry around. Spreading bullets like this is more common in trench warfare and when defending fortified positions with a steady supply of more ammo. Soldiers usually carry 6-10 magazines with them which means no more than 200 or 300 bullets (depending on the type of magazines used - in training magazines usually hold 20 rounds while magazines used in actual warfare usually hold 30).
@@Khomunashe can't be Spanish, she is blonde with blue eyes, perhaps with freckles and, perhaps, little ginger. Spanish people are with black hair and black or brown eyes.
Fun Fact: The actor who jumps in the truck just before it explodes actually returns in Predator 2 in the beginning as El Scorpio. No one noticed back then because the movies came out three years apart and most people didn't get a good look at his face in this movie.
The first time i watched this as a kid I missed the first min of it so I missed the whole UFO coming to Earth bit. I had no idea it was a sci-fi movie, anything to do with aliens. Just a regular action movie. My surprise was quite memorable. If I would make a special edit of this movie I would just remove that intro scene.
The actor Bill Duke who played Mac actually had a moment of PTSD in that scene. Both he and Jessie Ventura the actor that played Blaine the one killed right before both actually were military that spent time in Vietnam. This movie was tough for both actors to do. As a Veteran with PTSD himself I can understand and relate to just how debilitating PTSD can be.
Hawkins joked about genitals. The Predator snatched them away from him. "I ain't got time to bleed" Blain said. The Predator killed Blain without making him to bleed. Poncho advised him to duck, but did not manage to duck the log himself. The Predator finished him off to end his torment. Mac wanted to carve his name on the Predator. The Predator did just that to him. Dillon lost in armwrestling. The Predator ripped off his arm. Billy challenged the Predator to a duel. The Predator accepted the challenge. The Predator lost a fair fight to Dutch. So he gave him time to leave.
Fun random fact, infrared doesn't actually look anything like that, that is just one spectrum of visible light we mapped it to. Since our eyes can't process it, we have no idea how it would actually show up as for us, or how it shows up for creatures that do see the infrared spectrum. Closest to us would most likely be huge range of hues of red we can't process/differentiate between. So the infrared view with greens, blues and such are just our way of representing those value differences with a mapping that highlight the differences to us most clearly, but we could have just as well chosen any other visible color range
DUAFFY: How come they didn't shoot the helicopter in the first place? Dillon and Dutch immediately shoot and destroy the helicopter. DUAFFY: It had to happen.
I love that this movie starts as a regular action film, then turns into a slasher film. Something that's lost on a lot of people is how Dutch turns the tables on the Predator. Jim Hopper and his men die shooting in all directions because they can't see the Predator. In the end, it's the Predator that can't see Dutch and ends up shooting up in the trees in all directions.
The predator actor is also the helicopter pilot in the last scene. Billy cut himself to deny his opponent first blood. In a side story, can't remember which one, Dutch dies from radiation poisoning several years later from the bomb blast but before Predator 2.
when the predator self destruct was activated the Jungle Hunters ship actually did leave and return to its home planet along with a recording of everything the Jungle Hunter saw during its hunt. Which is why when certain individuals in Predator 2 try hiding their body heat the City Hunter (Ghost) shows the same trick does not work again.
I enjoyed the real-time interpretive Spanish translation. Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think those conversations actually had subtitles in the original, so the English speaking viewer was left to decide between the conflicting translations offered up.
In the thirty years of viewings once a year or so, no, Predator has not had subtitles. I remember once long ago having to ask a friend that spoke spanish what she said, and finding out that the actress actually said it was the jungle coming to life and attacking Hawkins with a superstitious dread.
I like the fact that the first part of the movie is just a standard 80s action flick, with muscular guys running the jungle doing Rambo shit, then the Predator shows up and steals the movie from them. :)
Classic Arnold action 👍 My Dad took me to this when I was 12 loved it. I also saw Robocop that same year. I was probably a bit young for those movies but it was the 80's The predator costume is great So cool when it roars after removing the helmet.
IN many warrior cultures such as native American Indians and the predator it is considered a dishonor to kill prey that is wounded and weakened. it is a stain upon the honor of the Hunter and his honor to do so. by cutting his own chest Billy insulted the predator on purpose by taking the honor of drawing first blood in combat. Billy was the first to realize that they were being hunted by a hunter and knew he was going to die. he wanted to die facing his enemy with Honor rather than running away. also the helicopter pilot at the very end of the movie that picks up arnold. that is the actor who was inside the predator costume.
I think this is such a unique film for it's day. It starts out as a typical 80s war film 🎥 and half way through it changes genre into a horrific gore monster film who happens to also be an extraterrestrial!! Like, what?!! Definitely different. But it was definitely a wrench in the machine because Arnold and his muscles 💪 always dominated in his action movies back in his day. It was certainly something different to have an adversary give him a run for his money. One of the reasons why I believethis movie is such a cult classic to this day so many decades later is because they purposely don't answer a lot of questions on exactly who the Predator is. The less you know, the greater the intrigue. And the more mysterious, the greater the fear as well. Brilliant film making! -OG
Billy's response to hearing his fellow soldiers dying in the background was interesting. Something about hearing their screams, triggered Billy, causing him to want to fight. 19:00 !
Billy is a warrior of native background, maybe apache or comanche,n he didn't want to be hunted down like a dog. he'd rather go out in battle on his terms. that's why he held his shaman neckless and stood on the bridge ready for a duel
@@vkdeen7570 according to the book and yes they wrote a book with what was supposed to be the full movie, Billy is descended from Sioux shamans who are in touch with the spirit world. His people supposed to faced several predators in the past but Billy never believed the stories. Everytime he touches the medicine bag he hears the Spirits whisper to him and warn him of danger.
Mac yelled CONTACT!! after he saw the Predator's eyes disappear after killing his bro. "Contact" means he saw the enemy. The rest of the men trust Mac even if they can't see the enemy and fire along side with him. It wasn't deemed a waste of bullets if they knew the enemy was in that vicinity. -OG
Helicopters are really, REALLY loud! Many years ago, our local mall had a landing pad for a helicopter and one landed there once when I was at the mall. Even though it was 100-200 feet away (30-60 meters), it was still deafening.
Lol... Your face when Arnold lets out his war cry... You obviously never seen me waiting in line at the grocery store when an old lady in front of me starts taking out her 179 coupons... 🤣
16:04 - Duaffy it is natural that you laugh from what Dillon said because a touch of irony is that the original Predator suit that Jean-Claude Van Damme wore when he originally played the Predator for a few days had a lizard style head to it.
And in the original novel the name used for the species was Reptilians, and they were described as 8-9 foot lizard humanoids. I suspect Hollywood made them change it for obvious reasons if you're familiar with the theory of how most of Hollywood, the world elites, and major politicians/world leaders being Reptilians in disguise. Even this military/jungle setting was inspired by a official military report that a US Army Rangers squad made running into a group of 3 Lizard Humanoid creatures in the jungle and they opened fire on them as the creatures quickly climbed and jumped from Tree Top to Tree Top as the bullets ricocheted off of their scary skin. They said in the report that even at that point the creatures completely ignore them almost like they didn't even know they were there, which they knew couldn't have been the case since they were shooting at them all the way up until they cloaked and vanished into the jungle. That was the official report for 24 hours before their superiors called them in and made them change it... Al lfacts they could be researched.
Billy knew a long time ago that they were all going to die. He did not want to die running, but on his own two fight. He chose his death. And he cut his chest to deny his enemy the glory of drawing first blood.
Billy tried to face his fear... Problem is he convinced himself he will die regardless, so in this case, he simply decided to die like a man. One can say, that he should have joined Dutch and try to survive, but seeing how Dutch survived on multiple lucky occasions, which you can never count on when you plan things, I'd say Billy actually did quite well, despite how crazy it may look from our cozy habitats
@@Heegaherger Well here is good news. The M134 (in this movie) shoots the .308 Winchester round. Currently this ammo costs around $1 per round so shooting about 2,000 rounds would be significantly less.
I could watch you all day. Your smile and laugh is contagious. Yeah.. the Predator. Probably one of the most outrageous and scary real"non CGI" alien creatures ever made. The actor who played the Predator was Kevin Peter Hall. He also had a cameo at the end as the black chopper pilot. He was over 7 feet tall. He also played Harry in Harry And The Hendersons. A comedy about a family that goes camping and befriends Bigfoot. Kevin Peter Hall was in a bad car accident in Los Angeles in the early 1990s. During surgery he received contaminated blood and passed away. Everyone who worked with him said he was the nicest person you will ever meet.
a little fun trivia about the "stick around" line... here in brazil, in the afternoon there is a program called "tela quente" (hot screen) this is a part of the day that a movie is shown, literaly just that, is just 2 houers (15:00 to 17:00) that are dedicated to passing a movie, but the fun part comes now... "tela quente" woud have comercials right? and the narrator would say "não desgruda dai" (dont unplug yourself is the closest translation that makes sense) as to say "hey, dont get out, the show will be back soon after the comercials". here's the deal, when this particular movue was dubbed in brazilian portuguese, instead of the voice actor saying "stick around" he said "não desgruda dai" as a homage to the brazilian comercial, and everybody laughed their assess off, seing this little "easter egg" over here XD
like the applauds for the stuntmen....before we got too meeeh about it, but today, watching older movies, it is so much more exciting when you know it is not a cgi stunt, but that it is actually someone who risked their own body and potentially their own life to make the movie more exciting for the audience...I noticed when I watch new movies I do not really care about the stunts because I know they are fake, you prefer to listen more to the story, but watched an old action movie the other day which had me curling my toes a few times when there were some really awesome stunts
The second one is good, and introduces some news about them. Arnold isn't in it, though they tried to get film of him reporting about it. They did film Anna reporting about it, but didn't use it. After that, and the Alien & Aliens 2 movies (don't watch Alien 3, whatever you do), go to AvP. Made after the Predator and Aliens franchises merged, It was based on a comic book about human colonists on a planet that the predators seeded with aliens, not knowing that humans are there. A human woman fights the aliens with them, and the comic series goes on with her (Machiko Noguchi, colony leader, formerly for the Company in the Aliens movies) actually traveling and hunting with them. Great fun. The AvP movies are in our time, not that future.
The funny thing is the different predator visions/bisual abilities is doable with off the self items today (put together as warable h3adset, light weight and more capable).
It’s good to see you still doing reactions Ms. Duaffy! I know you’re working on your schooling or getting ready but I hope you’re willing to react to the criminally underrated Predator 2. I know some of the mystique will be gone with seeing the first movie, but holy cow does the second really expand the Yautja lore. Yautja is the official fan name of the species, yet to be officially confirmed. Be ready for more surprises if you do. Still enjoy your reactions and I hope your studies are going well. ❤
The name and language was in the original Dark Horse comics of AvP, just after Aliens2, and the merger of the franchises. Nor used in the movies, so you're right in that its "non-canon".
The Predator's plasma shot hit Dutch's gun instead of him directly. The metal gun was destroyed, but it absorbed nearly all of the energy of the shot, which was why Dutch was only slightly wounded.
I, for one, would _definitely_ recommend you watch part 2. There is one beyond that, but I haven't seen it. It came out much more recently. It's also true they are working on a fourth. As far as I know, though, Schwarz is only in the first.
My theory about Billy wounding himself. He is drawing the Predator's attention to himself. He is sacrificing himself to defend / save the rest of the team.
He cut himself to draw first blood. In certain cultures, there is honor in drawing first blood in combat. By cutting himself, Billy denied the Predator that honor. Billy knew he stood no chance against it, so denying it the honor of first blood was as much as he could do.
The entire culture of the Predator species (called Yautja) is based on the hunt. They have RIDICULOUSLY long lifespans, (1,000 years, or more) are capable of withstanding huge amounts of punishment, and capable of tolerating various different types of harsh environments. Their species has been coming to Earth to hunt (as we learn in later movies) for many thousands of years.
Kevin Peter Hall played the Predator. He was also the pilot of the helicopter at the end. Regrettably he is no longer with us. (May 9, 1955 - April 10, 1991)
That is one reason for the self destruct. There was nothing left of the predator or its tech left to study. Dutch in real life had a bomb that size gone off would have been as vaporized as the predator. It was not like a grenade or some IED, It was bigger than both Nukes used in WW2. If I remember correctly there is a line in the second movie "it destroyed enough rainforest to cover 300 city blocks, remarkable weaponry"
@@Pink.andahalf Yep, Prey definitely renewed interest in the franchise so not surprised there's a bunch of reactors catching up if they haven't seen the originals before. :)
Hey Duaffy! Really enjoyed your reaction to Predator (1987) :D I also look forward and recommend the sequel in case it is on your list. Anyway, a little behind the scene trivia as to where the design of the Predator creature came into being, this excerpt is from the interview with Stan Winston who also designed the Terminator cyborg: The inspiration for the Predator design came from a piece of artwork in Joel Silver’s office, a painting of an otherworldly Rastafarian warrior. “I saw that and I thought it was a great starting concept for the Predator,” Stan Winston said. “I started drawing and redesigning this alien character with quills that in silhouette would look like dreadlocks. During this same period of time, Aliens had come out, and James Cameron and I were flying to Japan to participate in a symposium about the movie. We were sitting next to each other on the plane, and I was sketching and drawing the Predator." James suddenly said, ‘You know, I’ve always wanted to see something with mandibles.’ And I said, ‘Hmm, that’s an interesting idea.’ And I started drawing the now-famous mandibles of the Predator. So, between the Rastafarian painting in Joel Silver’s office and the mandible idea from James Cameron, I came up with ‘Stan Winston’s Predator’. And I take complete credit for it, even though I had nothing to do with it, obviously!”
Mythbusters did an episode about this to see if mud could really hide a thermal signature. It does but it only works for a few minutes, then your body heats up the mud and you'd be visible again. Dutch would have had to keep putting new mud on himself every few minutes to stay hidden.
One of the best movie's ever made. :) All of the Predator's vocalizations were added in post-production, and provided by voice over LEGEND, and original voice of Optimus Prime, Peter Cullen 😎
18:05 top editing/sfx! Loved it! 21.41: Duaffy hitting maximum oinky adorbz 😄 My fun Predator movie facts: 1: the Predator and Optimus Prime share the same voice! They were both done by Peter Cullen. And 2: they used real thermal IR cameras for the Predator POV shots, but had to keep them refrigerated because the Mexican jungle was so hot. In fact, they had to spray down the jungle before shooting the footage to cool the leaves, because the foliage was almost the same temperature as a human body and people barely showed up against the background!
GET TO DA CHOPPA!!! MY #1 FAVORITE ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER MOVIE EVER!! Facts you didn't know about the movie: Jean Claude van Damme played the Predator in some parts of the movie, but quit production as he was tired of wearing the original suit which looked like a lizard insect hybrid. He even wanted to kickbox Arnold but the producers refused. Kevin Peter Hall, RIP, was cast as the titular character as he was more of an intimidating opponent for Arnold's character Dutch, being 7'2". Oscar Winning VFX company Stan Winston Studios designed the PREDATOR suit for the movie and would later return to the franchise for PREDATOR 2 in 1990. Half the cast and crew got food poisoning except for Arnold and Director McTiernan whom ate Spaghetti O's and PBJ Sandwiches like Spielberg and Ford on Raiders Of The Lost Ark. Schwarzenegger would later hire his own personal Chef to give the actors the food they needed. They couldn't eat any hot meals due to the heatwave in Mexico and had Protein bars instead. The producers hired a bodyguard to protect people from Sonny Landham, RIP, whom played Billy, as he was prone to violent outbursts. Landham said in an interview that, "We weren't making a movie, it was a survival story for all of us." It was 110° in the shade while it was 42° at night. It rained for 2 weeks making filming even more difficult. The film was a box office success making $100 million dollars ($350 million dollars today) against an $18 million dollar budget. It was nominated for Best Visual Effects but lost to InnerSpace. Its now considered to be one of the best Sci-fi Action movies ever made.
The lead guerilla was played by Arnold's bodybuilding friend Sven Ole Thorsen, who's been in a lot of Arnold's films in bit parts. Sven was also in Kevin Smith's "Mallrats".
They should have showed Dutch with a lit stogie (cigar) in his mouth after that miniature nuclear explosion. He would have been like "Thanks, Predator, I needed a light."
I completely agree about the quality of the practical effects. It's one of the few examples of a movie where it legitimately looks like they cast an actual, living, breathing extraterrestrial.
It was based off of reptilians. In the original novel the name of the use for the species was reptilians and the character design was a 8 to 9 foot lizard humanoid. Even when they first started filming the movie when Jean-Claude Van Damme was still playing the predator, the costume he is giving to where was that of a lizard humanoid. I suspect Hollywood made them change it.
Predator 2! Predator 2! 😀 It's really good! It takes the premise of the first one and does something a bit different with it. It's not just more of the same.
Predator mimicking and taunting Dutch's men is not only intimidating 😳 but down right scary too. Especially when the Predator uses Billy's laugh at the end of the film before the Predator nuked himself!! -OG
Have to say I echo much of what has been said here. The Predator - played by actor Kevin Peter Hall, a man nearly seven feet tall - is a hunter. His species hunts for sport. If you are armed in some way and perceived as a threat, you will be hunted, but you will be left alone of you are not a threat. Which is why Anna was not attacked. He has an invisible device that is able to bend light so he is effectively invisible. And he see's in infra-red and thermal imaging. And what you saw at the side was him mimicking voices. Then later as he got shot, he used his on-site repair kit to take care of his wounds. This is the first movie and it is regarded widely as a classic. I agree that you should watch the second Predator movie with Danny Glover who plays a great role in it too - and some wonderful humour! And then there is ALIEN vs PREDATOR which is also a great movie and you get to see exactly how the Predator works. This movie was a really good attempt to match the Predator against Ridley Scott's Aliens. Highly recommended the series. However - I understand that this just might not be your bag. All the best from the UK. Lee
Duaffy, Actually the Predator sees in THERMAL. Don't feel bad about saying Infrared, everyone mixes them up because someone long ago did it and so many people joined in. Infrared is what most think of as the black and white night vision. Regular, true, night vision is green.
Infrared has a full spectrum of colors like visible light, perhaps even more so. It's our infrared conversion equipment that shows it in a monochrome display. You can get equipment that can map the different wavelength into separate colors, but it is very expensive, bulky, and doesn't lend to mass production. Same is true for night vision or light intensification. Maybe in the future the technology will get better and the price will come down.
I used an ir camera built by the same company who supplied the one for the movie. They also added the program which showed the same view as the Predator which was fun to play with.
He like all other surviving characters only appears in 1 movie. his character does appear in the comics though doing into what happens after the 1987 film's events in the jungle as well as going into events after Predator 2
19:00 Duaffy: ..😨 Run Billy: F$k that am done running, If am going to die then going out my way. "throws gun away" Duaffy: what you doing man! 🤯 Billy: Am challenging it to a Mortal Kombat match. 😤
“You look too badass.” Rescue teams like PJs are some of the most badass units in the military. It’s one thing to insert, kill some folks, and exfil. It’s a whole other game entirely to do that while extracting wounded men from a hot LZ without taking further casualties.
They needed a good adversary to compete with Arnold's muscles 💪 so they cast 7'3" Kevin Peter Hall to play the Predator and who also played Bigfoot in Harry and the Henderson's!! -OG
what they were doing wasnt assassin things. assassins is more theyre going to a location specifically to kill someone or someones. they simply went there to retrieve who they could from the crashed helicopter, the attacking that compound was incidental and needed to be done as part of the mission. they didnt set out in the jungle to attack the compound.
Arnold Schwarzenegger kicked off his birthday this morning by reflecting on some of his fondest bodybuilding memories. In his monthly newsletter, he looked back on his days working out with Italian bodybuilder Franco Columbo, and revealed his career max bench press: 525 pounds.
One of my favorite suspenseful movies. This and aliens do so well with so little. It's just man, the jungle, and the threat. It's all you need. Love it
The Predator made a pretty small splash when he jumped into the water. If only he had taken up competitive diving instead of big game trophy hunting. He'd be wearing gold Olympic medals instead of human skulls and spines.
You stayed on top of what was going on, plot-wise, better than most other reactors I've seen here: e.g. you figured out that there was an alien being around, of some kind, before others had. Good job, Duaffy.
Spider-mouth, spider-mouth, does whatever a spider-mouth can. Skins a guy, makes him dead, catches another nice trophy head. Look out, here comes the spider-mouth!
I love your version of the spider-pig! 😂
@@DuaffyMS Prey-this stupidly zombified bribed tolerance feminist propaganda machine "power" USA.
Hah! 😆 That actually works really well!
Is he tough? Listen, bud,
He's got luminescent blood.
now do a version of "like a virgin" with the fact that the mouth also look like something else XD
The Predator actually was the one that skinned the men in trees in the beginning, the Predators have a certain code of honor when it comes to dealing with their enemies no matter who they are. Weak enemies are skinned and left to rot while also used as a warning. Worthy opponents like Billy are made into trophies by taking the skull and spines which are then mounted on a wall or worn around their belts depending on what they want. Other worthy opponents like Dutch(Arnold) are fought one-on-one in hand-to-hand combat which is why the Predator takes off most of his weapons and mask off.
It will also prefer using wrist blades on something deemed worthy as well. Its more than likely how Billy was taken out. "Falconer" in the movie predators also preferred this method of hunting as well except with the super predators instead of two blades about the size of a Kabar they have 1 long blade about the size of a Katana
"You don't know what you're shooting at." No, I might not. But my buddy knows what he was shooting at and I trust him enough to dump a magazine in that general direction.
It also follows the 80's action movie trope of firing a ton of bullets in a direction to kill whatever the problem is at the time. The movie focuses on this the first third to half of the movie, then spends the rest of the film showing how useless their normal tactics are.
Got that right. Soldier under his command gets dropped and another is plowing the forest, bet your ass I'm gonna lay waste and ask questions afterwards.
He didnt know what he was shooting at either.
And the idea behind a minigun is less about accuracy and more about "making everything in that general direction disappear..."
@@happyapple4269 he wounded what he was shooting at. So clearly he knew something was there. And that's enough for me.
the shooting in all directions when they make contact is not a waste of bullets, in fact it is part of US infantry tactical doctrine. When a platoon is ambushed, they immediately lay down fire with whatever weapons they have available so that the ambushers have to hit the ground or run into a wall of lead. This takes the initiative from the ambushers and gives it to those who were ambushed and allows them to maneuver and counter-attack.
Thank you for the explanation 🥰
And also forces them to have to carry a ton of extra ammo.
They also sometimes employ similar tactics when they’re occupying a position in which they know they’re surrounded - they’ll do a “Mad Minute” firing spree in all outward-facing directions at first light, with the aim being to flush out, injure or kill any enemy combatants that might have crept up during the night. Col. Hal Moore talks about doing it in “We We’re Soldiers Once, And Young.” It can be very effective when used right!
@@DuaffyMS Prey-this stupidly zombified bribed tolerance feminist propaganda machine "power" USA.
Cydonius1 It's still a waste of bullets - especially when you're alone behind enemy lines with no supplies. You cannot carry unlimited ammo and unlike in video games ammo clips and crates are not littered across the area.
The amount of ammunition they used in this scene alone easily exceeds what soldiers usually carry around.
Spreading bullets like this is more common in trench warfare and when defending fortified positions with a steady supply of more ammo. Soldiers usually carry 6-10 magazines with them which means no more than 200 or 300 bullets (depending on the type of magazines used - in training magazines usually hold 20 rounds while magazines used in actual warfare usually hold 30).
Fun fact: the voice actor that provided all of the Yautja's (Predator's) vocalizations is Peter Cullen, the voice of Optimus Prime.
There was no romance, but there was a whole lot of bromance in this movie. Dutch and Dillon, Mac and Blain, Billy and Hawkins, etc...
Nothing but a bunch of GODDAMN SEXUAL TYRANNOSAURUSES!!!!!
“Just like me….”
The pig strategy she came up with killed me 😂😂😂
First time I've seen a reactor translate the non-english parts of this movie and confirm it was accurate. :)
She's Spanish, I watched this reaction specifically for those parts.
@@Khomunashe can't be Spanish, she is blonde with blue eyes, perhaps with freckles and, perhaps, little ginger. Spanish people are with black hair and black or brown eyes.
Fun Fact: The actor who jumps in the truck just before it explodes actually returns in Predator 2 in the beginning as El Scorpio. No one noticed back then because the movies came out three years apart and most people didn't get a good look at his face in this movie.
No shit!? lol Wow, one of the few Predator trivia bits I never knew. Good drop, thank you!
@@Schatje79 Welcome.
Scorpio is ready!!!
@@shawbros Scorpion: I returned from hell for revenge!
Studio: "How much testosterone do you want in this movie?" Producer: "Yes."
More than you'd have in 100 lifetimes
More like how much Trenbolone...
The first time i watched this as a kid I missed the first min of it so I missed the whole UFO coming to Earth bit. I had no idea it was a sci-fi movie, anything to do with aliens. Just a regular action movie. My surprise was quite memorable.
If I would make a special edit of this movie I would just remove that intro scene.
Same with _The Thing_ and its alien opener.
The actor Bill Duke who played Mac actually had a moment of PTSD in that scene. Both he and Jessie Ventura the actor that played Blaine the one killed right before both actually were military that spent time in Vietnam. This movie was tough for both actors to do. As a Veteran with PTSD himself I can understand and relate to just how debilitating PTSD can be.
C'est Richard Chaves l'acteur de Poncho qui était vétéran du Vietnam comme Jessi Ventura
Hawkins joked about genitals. The Predator snatched them away from him.
"I ain't got time to bleed" Blain said. The Predator killed Blain without making him to bleed.
Poncho advised him to duck, but did not manage to duck the log himself. The Predator finished him off to end his torment.
Mac wanted to carve his name on the Predator. The Predator did just that to him.
Dillon lost in armwrestling. The Predator ripped off his arm.
Billy challenged the Predator to a duel. The Predator accepted the challenge.
The Predator lost a fair fight to Dutch. So he gave him time to leave.
My favourite fun fact is that you see two future US governors in this movie. Mr. Schwarzenegger of California and Mr. Ventura of Minnesota.
Fun random fact, infrared doesn't actually look anything like that, that is just one spectrum of visible light we mapped it to. Since our eyes can't process it, we have no idea how it would actually show up as for us, or how it shows up for creatures that do see the infrared spectrum. Closest to us would most likely be huge range of hues of red we can't process/differentiate between.
So the infrared view with greens, blues and such are just our way of representing those value differences with a mapping that highlight the differences to us most clearly, but we could have just as well chosen any other visible color range
DUAFFY: How come they didn't shoot the helicopter in the first place?
Dillon and Dutch immediately shoot and destroy the helicopter.
DUAFFY: It had to happen.
I love that this movie starts as a regular action film, then turns into a slasher film. Something that's lost on a lot of people is how Dutch turns the tables on the Predator. Jim Hopper and his men die shooting in all directions because they can't see the Predator. In the end, it's the Predator that can't see Dutch and ends up shooting up in the trees in all directions.
I think most people who've seen the movie realise Dutch turns the tables. It's pretty obvious.
The predator actor is also the helicopter pilot in the last scene. Billy cut himself to deny his opponent first blood. In a side story, can't remember which one, Dutch dies from radiation poisoning several years later from the bomb blast but before Predator 2.
28:55 Action Man was the British version of G.I. Joe. It started with the large figures in 1966, so it predated Predator by two decades.
I subbed and liked because a lot of people don’t react to great 80s/90s movies…Terminator! Predator! Alien/Aliens! Thanks! I enjoyed watching you!
when the predator self destruct was activated the Jungle Hunters ship actually did leave and return to its home planet along with a recording of everything the Jungle Hunter saw during its hunt. Which is why when certain individuals in Predator 2 try hiding their body heat the City Hunter (Ghost) shows the same trick does not work again.
I enjoyed the real-time interpretive Spanish translation. Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think those conversations actually had subtitles in the original, so the English speaking viewer was left to decide between the conflicting translations offered up.
In the thirty years of viewings once a year or so, no, Predator has not had subtitles. I remember once long ago having to ask a friend that spoke spanish what she said, and finding out that the actress actually said it was the jungle coming to life and attacking Hawkins with a superstitious dread.
I like the fact that the first part of the movie is just a standard 80s action flick, with muscular guys running the jungle doing Rambo shit, then the Predator shows up and steals the movie from them. :)
"Expendable" asset. Foreshadowing 23 years.
This is still the best PREDATOR Movie.
Nothing else comes close
Classic Arnold action 👍
My Dad took me to this when I was 12 loved it. I also saw Robocop that same year. I was probably a bit young for those movies but it was the 80's
The predator costume is great
So cool when it roars after removing the helmet.
‘Predator. You have failed this jungle!’ Ahh, a fan of Arrow. Good taste in television.
IN many warrior cultures such as native American Indians and the predator it is considered a dishonor to kill prey that is wounded and weakened. it is a stain upon the honor of the Hunter and his honor to do so. by cutting his own chest Billy insulted the predator on purpose by taking the honor of drawing first blood in combat. Billy was the first to realize that they were being hunted by a hunter and knew he was going to die. he wanted to die facing his enemy with Honor rather than running away.
also the helicopter pilot at the very end of the movie that picks up arnold. that is the actor who was inside the predator costume.
Which also explains why the Predator considered Billy('s skull) WORTHY of being in his Trophy collection.
Billy was such a cool Indian
I think this is such a unique film for it's day. It starts out as a typical 80s war film 🎥 and half way through it changes genre into a horrific gore monster film who happens to also be an extraterrestrial!! Like, what?!!
Definitely different. But it was definitely a wrench in the machine because Arnold and his muscles 💪 always dominated in his action movies back in his day. It was certainly something different to have an adversary give him a run for his money.
One of the reasons why I believethis movie is such a cult classic to this day so many decades later is because they purposely don't answer a lot of questions on exactly who the Predator is. The less you know, the greater the intrigue. And the more mysterious, the greater the fear as well. Brilliant film making! -OG
Billy's response to hearing his fellow soldiers dying in the background was interesting. Something about hearing their screams, triggered Billy, causing him to want to fight. 19:00 !
Billy is a warrior of native background, maybe apache or comanche,n he didn't want to be hunted down like a dog. he'd rather go out in battle on his terms. that's why he held his shaman neckless and stood on the bridge ready for a duel
@@vkdeen7570 it's a medicine bag. You're correct about his motive however. He even denied his enemy first blood by drawing it himself.
@@vkdeen7570 according to the book and yes they wrote a book with what was supposed to be the full movie, Billy is descended from Sioux shamans who are in touch with the spirit world. His people supposed to faced several predators in the past but Billy never believed the stories. Everytime he touches the medicine bag he hears the Spirits whisper to him and warn him of danger.
Mac yelled CONTACT!! after he saw the Predator's eyes disappear after killing his bro. "Contact" means he saw the enemy. The rest of the men trust Mac even if they can't see the enemy and fire along side with him. It wasn't deemed a waste of bullets if they knew the enemy was in that vicinity. -OG
Helicopters are really, REALLY loud! Many years ago, our local mall had a landing pad for a helicopter and one landed there once when I was at the mall. Even though it was 100-200 feet away (30-60 meters), it was still deafening.
Lol... Your face when Arnold lets out his war cry... You obviously never seen me waiting in line at the grocery store when an old lady in front of me starts taking out her 179 coupons... 🤣
I love this movie. It's a classic. Someone will have nightmares after watching this sci-fi books oldie.
16:04 - Duaffy it is natural that you laugh from what Dillon said because a touch of irony is that the original Predator suit that Jean-Claude Van Damme wore when he originally played the Predator for a few days had a lizard style head to it.
And in the original novel the name used for the species was Reptilians, and they were described as 8-9 foot lizard humanoids. I suspect Hollywood made them change it for obvious reasons if you're familiar with the theory of how most of Hollywood, the world elites, and major politicians/world leaders being Reptilians in disguise. Even this military/jungle setting was inspired by a official military report that a US Army Rangers squad made running into a group of 3 Lizard Humanoid creatures in the jungle and they opened fire on them as the creatures quickly climbed and jumped from Tree Top to Tree Top as the bullets ricocheted off of their scary skin. They said in the report that even at that point the creatures completely ignore them almost like they didn't even know they were there, which they knew couldn't have been the case since they were shooting at them all the way up until they cloaked and vanished into the jungle. That was the official report for 24 hours before their superiors called them in and made them change it...
Al lfacts they could be researched.
Billy knew a long time ago that they were all going to die. He did not want to die running, but on his own two fight. He chose his death. And he cut his chest to deny his enemy the glory of drawing first blood.
Billy tried to face his fear... Problem is he convinced himself he will die regardless,
so in this case, he simply decided to die like a man.
One can say, that he should have joined Dutch and try to survive,
but seeing how Dutch survived on multiple lucky occasions,
which you can never count on when you plan things,
I'd say Billy actually did quite well, despite how crazy it may look from our cozy habitats
Blaine shoots the Minigun and kills multiple combatants.
Duaffy laughs.
US: I wonder how much Duaffy would like to shoot a Minigun?
@Rick King 22 yup!
@Rick King 22 Would love to, but don't have the $5k-$50k in ammo costs to make it fun.
@@Heegaherger so you actually want to spend more then 10 seconds on a mini?
@@Heegaherger Well here is good news. The M134 (in this movie) shoots the .308 Winchester round. Currently this ammo costs around $1 per round so shooting about 2,000 rounds would be significantly less.
@@prollins6443 *YES!*
I could watch you all day. Your smile and laugh is contagious. Yeah.. the Predator. Probably one of the most outrageous and scary real"non CGI" alien creatures ever made. The actor who played the Predator was Kevin Peter Hall. He also had a cameo at the end as the black chopper pilot. He was over 7 feet tall. He also played Harry in Harry And The Hendersons. A comedy about a family that goes camping and befriends Bigfoot. Kevin Peter Hall was in a bad car accident in Los Angeles in the early 1990s. During surgery he received contaminated blood and passed away. Everyone who worked with him said he was the nicest person you will ever meet.
a little fun trivia about the "stick around" line... here in brazil, in the afternoon there is a program called "tela quente" (hot screen) this is a part of the day that a movie is shown, literaly just that, is just 2 houers (15:00 to 17:00) that are dedicated to passing a movie, but the fun part comes now... "tela quente" woud have comercials right? and the narrator would say "não desgruda dai" (dont unplug yourself is the closest translation that makes sense) as to say "hey, dont get out, the show will be back soon after the comercials".
here's the deal, when this particular movue was dubbed in brazilian portuguese, instead of the voice actor saying "stick around" he said "não desgruda dai" as a homage to the brazilian comercial, and everybody laughed their assess off, seing this little "easter egg" over here XD
That "finish him" edit was fantastic!
like the applauds for the stuntmen....before we got too meeeh about it, but today, watching older movies, it is so much more exciting when you know it is not a cgi stunt, but that it is actually someone who risked their own body and potentially their own life to make the movie more exciting for the audience...I noticed when I watch new movies I do not really care about the stunts because I know they are fake, you prefer to listen more to the story, but watched an old action movie the other day which had me curling my toes a few times when there were some really awesome stunts
21:39 It would be soo funny to see Arnold doing just that 🤣
The second one is good, and introduces some news about them. Arnold isn't in it, though they tried to get film of him reporting about it. They did film Anna reporting about it, but didn't use it.
After that, and the Alien & Aliens 2 movies (don't watch Alien 3, whatever you do), go to AvP.
Made after the Predator and Aliens franchises merged, It was based on a comic book about human colonists on a planet that the predators seeded with aliens, not knowing that humans are there.
A human woman fights the aliens with them, and the comic series goes on with her (Machiko Noguchi, colony leader, formerly for the Company in the Aliens movies) actually traveling and hunting with them. Great fun.
The AvP movies are in our time, not that future.
The funny thing is the different predator visions/bisual abilities is doable with off the self items today (put together as warable h3adset, light weight and more capable).
It’s good to see you still doing reactions Ms. Duaffy! I know you’re working on your schooling or getting ready but I hope you’re willing to react to the criminally underrated Predator 2. I know some of the mystique will be gone with seeing the first movie, but holy cow does the second really expand the Yautja lore. Yautja is the official fan name of the species, yet to be officially confirmed. Be ready for more surprises if you do.
Still enjoy your reactions and I hope your studies are going well. ❤
The name and language was in the original Dark Horse comics of AvP, just after Aliens2, and the merger of the franchises.
Nor used in the movies, so you're right in that its "non-canon".
I've seen all of the movies in the franchise and this one is still my favorite. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
More classic Arnold movies: Conan the Barbarian, Total Recall, True Lies, Terminator 1-2, Commando, Jingle All the Way.
The Predator's plasma shot hit Dutch's gun instead of him directly. The metal gun was destroyed, but it absorbed nearly all of the energy of the shot, which was why Dutch was only slightly wounded.
The predator actor was 7 feet 5 inches tall. Very nice man in real life.
I, for one, would _definitely_ recommend you watch part 2. There is one beyond that, but I haven't seen it. It came out much more recently. It's also true they are working on a fourth.
As far as I know, though, Schwarz is only in the first.
My theory about Billy wounding himself. He is drawing the Predator's attention to himself. He is sacrificing himself to defend / save the rest of the team.
He cut himself to draw first blood. In certain cultures, there is honor in drawing first blood in combat. By cutting himself, Billy denied the Predator that honor. Billy knew he stood no chance against it, so denying it the honor of first blood was as much as he could do.
When the predator first shot at Dutch the laser hit his gun so it exploded (that’s the flares coming from the gun) so Dutch dropped the gun
Predator 2 and the newest one - "Prey"(you can find it on Disney+) are the only movies in the franchise you should watch.
The entire culture of the Predator species (called Yautja) is based on the hunt. They have RIDICULOUSLY long lifespans, (1,000 years, or more) are capable of withstanding huge amounts of punishment, and capable of tolerating various different types of harsh environments. Their species has been coming to Earth to hunt (as we learn in later movies) for many thousands of years.
sometimes i wake up in the morning, and light a torch, and yell like that out my window
This movie is a "Primal" Man-Against-Nature movie. Hunting and Survival are the only instincts presented. It's a total Dad Movie.
19:45: "Why? Why? Why? Why?" To deny the Predator the chance to draw first blood.
21:49 - You said "Choppa". I love it.
Yes, that was a slow-motion shot of Dillon when he saw the Predator. It was too late for him, but Mac had that thing earlier and didn't shoot!
Kevin Peter Hall played the Predator. He was also the pilot of the helicopter at the end. Regrettably he is no longer with us. (May 9, 1955 - April 10, 1991)
That is one reason for the self destruct. There was nothing left of the predator or its tech left to study. Dutch in real life had a bomb that size gone off would have been as vaporized as the predator. It was not like a grenade or some IED, It was bigger than both Nukes used in WW2. If I remember correctly there is a line in the second movie "it destroyed enough rainforest to cover 300 city blocks, remarkable weaponry"
2:01 This is how you keep it light until it's time to get dark.
lol every reactor is doing Predator lately, it's like they planned it together xD
The Predator comes when it's hot, and this season has grown very hot.
@@gwildordipkin6504 Best comment here! lol
Prey came out a little while ago.
@@gwildordipkin6504 Nice one! 😀
@@Pink.andahalf Yep, Prey definitely renewed interest in the franchise so not surprised there's a bunch of reactors catching up if they haven't seen the originals before. :)
Hey Duaffy! Really enjoyed your reaction to Predator (1987) :D I also look forward and recommend the sequel in case it is on your list. Anyway, a little behind the scene trivia as to where the design of the Predator creature came into being, this excerpt is from the interview with Stan Winston who also designed the Terminator cyborg:
The inspiration for the Predator design came from a piece of artwork in Joel Silver’s office, a painting of an otherworldly Rastafarian warrior. “I saw that and I thought it was a great starting concept for the Predator,” Stan Winston said. “I started drawing and redesigning this alien character with quills that in silhouette would look like dreadlocks. During this same period of time, Aliens had come out, and James Cameron and I were flying to Japan to participate in a symposium about the movie. We were sitting next to each other on the plane, and I was sketching and drawing the Predator."
James suddenly said, ‘You know, I’ve always wanted to see something with mandibles.’ And I said, ‘Hmm, that’s an interesting idea.’ And I started drawing the now-famous mandibles of the Predator. So, between the Rastafarian painting in Joel Silver’s office and the mandible idea from James Cameron, I came up with ‘Stan Winston’s Predator’. And I take complete credit for it, even though I had nothing to do with it, obviously!”
Mythbusters did an episode about this to see if mud could really hide a thermal signature. It does but it only works for a few minutes, then your body heats up the mud and you'd be visible again. Dutch would have had to keep putting new mud on himself every few minutes to stay hidden.
The thermal camera actually can't see you after a while even without mud because of the ambient temperature.
One of the best movie's ever made. :)
All of the Predator's vocalizations were added in post-production, and provided by voice over LEGEND, and original voice of Optimus Prime, Peter Cullen 😎
18:05 top editing/sfx! Loved it!
21.41: Duaffy hitting maximum oinky adorbz 😄
My fun Predator movie facts: 1: the Predator and Optimus Prime share the same voice! They were both done by Peter Cullen. And 2: they used real thermal IR cameras for the Predator POV shots, but had to keep them refrigerated because the Mexican jungle was so hot. In fact, they had to spray down the jungle before shooting the footage to cool the leaves, because the foliage was almost the same temperature as a human body and people barely showed up against the background!
Billy cut himself to deny his opponent the honor of drawing first blood.
Someone has probably already said this but Billy was either drawing first blood or preventing the Predator from drawing first blood.
GET TO DA CHOPPA!!!
MY #1 FAVORITE ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER MOVIE EVER!!
Facts you didn't know about the movie:
Jean Claude van Damme played the Predator in some parts of the movie, but quit production as he was tired of wearing the original suit which looked like a lizard insect hybrid.
He even wanted to kickbox Arnold but the producers refused.
Kevin Peter Hall, RIP, was cast as the titular character as he was more of an intimidating opponent for Arnold's character Dutch, being 7'2".
Oscar Winning VFX company Stan Winston Studios designed the PREDATOR suit for the movie and would later return to the franchise for PREDATOR 2 in 1990.
Half the cast and crew got food poisoning except for Arnold and Director McTiernan whom ate Spaghetti O's and PBJ Sandwiches like Spielberg and Ford on Raiders Of The Lost Ark.
Schwarzenegger would later hire his own personal Chef to give the actors the food they needed. They couldn't eat any hot meals due to the heatwave in Mexico and had Protein bars instead.
The producers hired a bodyguard to protect people from Sonny Landham, RIP, whom played Billy, as he was prone to violent outbursts.
Landham said in an interview that, "We weren't making a movie, it was a survival story for all of us."
It was 110° in the shade while it was 42° at night.
It rained for 2 weeks making filming even more difficult.
The film was a box office success making $100 million dollars ($350 million dollars today) against an $18 million dollar budget.
It was nominated for Best Visual Effects but lost to InnerSpace.
Its now considered to be one of the best Sci-fi Action movies ever made.
The lead guerilla was played by Arnold's bodybuilding friend Sven Ole Thorsen, who's been in a lot of Arnold's films in bit parts. Sven was also in Kevin Smith's "Mallrats".
They should have showed Dutch with a lit stogie (cigar) in his mouth after that miniature nuclear explosion. He would have been like "Thanks, Predator, I needed a light."
Spider? Close. Water bug. More specifically a crab. That’s what the mouth is based on.
I'd say the Predator is a cross between a bipedal lizard with a mandibles of a crab either way the best practical effects of any alien I've ever seen.
I completely agree about the quality of the practical effects. It's one of the few examples of a movie where it legitimately looks like they cast an actual, living, breathing extraterrestrial.
It was based off of reptilians. In the original novel the name of the use for the species was reptilians and the character design was a 8 to 9 foot lizard humanoid. Even when they first started filming the movie when Jean-Claude Van Damme was still playing the predator, the costume he is giving to where was that of a lizard humanoid. I suspect Hollywood made them change it.
Predator 2! Predator 2! 😀
It's really good! It takes the premise of the first one and does something a bit different with it. It's not just more of the same.
YUP, GUESS RUclips JUST PEDDLED THEM THE ACTUAL VIDEO CASSETTES OF IT ALL TOGETHER AND GAVE THEM INSTRUCTIONS. 😑😒 LOLS
Seconded!
It’s not good at all
the first guy that got killed by the predator, that is shane black, the script writer that wrote lethal weopon
so many memable moments in this movie, it's SUCH a classic! get to the choppa!!!!
Predator mimicking and taunting Dutch's men is not only intimidating 😳 but down right scary too. Especially when the Predator uses Billy's laugh at the end of the film before the Predator nuked himself!! -OG
Have to say I echo much of what has been said here. The Predator - played by actor Kevin Peter Hall, a man nearly seven feet tall - is a hunter. His species hunts for sport. If you are armed in some way and perceived as a threat, you will be hunted, but you will be left alone of you are not a threat. Which is why Anna was not attacked. He has an invisible device that is able to bend light so he is effectively invisible. And he see's in infra-red and thermal imaging. And what you saw at the side was him mimicking voices. Then later as he got shot, he used his on-site repair kit to take care of his wounds. This is the first movie and it is regarded widely as a classic. I agree that you should watch the second Predator movie with Danny Glover who plays a great role in it too - and some wonderful humour! And then there is ALIEN vs PREDATOR which is also a great movie and you get to see exactly how the Predator works. This movie was a really good attempt to match the Predator against Ridley Scott's Aliens. Highly recommended the series. However - I understand that this just might not be your bag. All the best from the UK. Lee
The pilot of the helicopter at the end of the movie is, actually, the actor who plays the Predator.
Duaffy,
Actually the Predator sees in THERMAL. Don't feel bad about saying Infrared, everyone mixes them up because someone long ago did it and so many people joined in. Infrared is what most think of as the black and white night vision. Regular, true, night vision is green.
Infrared has a full spectrum of colors like visible light, perhaps even more so. It's our infrared conversion equipment that shows it in a monochrome display. You can get equipment that can map the different wavelength into separate colors, but it is very expensive, bulky, and doesn't lend to mass production. Same is true for night vision or light intensification. Maybe in the future the technology will get better and the price will come down.
I used an ir camera built by the same company who supplied the one for the movie. They also added the program which showed the same view as the Predator which was fun to play with.
"we are certain that this being can see in only one spectrum of light, infrared" - Keyes, Predator 2
@@Ahairinthegate hah I had forgotten that line. Thanks.
Sorry 😳
He like all other surviving characters only appears in 1 movie. his character does appear in the comics though doing into what happens after the 1987 film's events in the jungle as well as going into events after Predator 2
19:00
Duaffy: ..😨 Run
Billy: F$k that am done running, If am going to die then going out my way. "throws gun away"
Duaffy: what you doing man! 🤯
Billy: Am challenging it to a Mortal Kombat match. 😤
It's funny to me how you probably didn't recognize a "boombox."
“You look too badass.” Rescue teams like PJs are some of the most badass units in the military. It’s one thing to insert, kill some folks, and exfil. It’s a whole other game entirely to do that while extracting wounded men from a hot LZ without taking further casualties.
Billy hasn't never been afraid before he had to face his fear
They needed a good adversary to compete with Arnold's muscles 💪 so they cast 7'3" Kevin Peter Hall to play the Predator and who also played Bigfoot in Harry and the Henderson's!! -OG
what they were doing wasnt assassin things. assassins is more theyre going to a location specifically to kill someone or someones. they simply went there to retrieve who they could from the crashed helicopter, the attacking that compound was incidental and needed to be done as part of the mission. they didnt set out in the jungle to attack the compound.
Arnold Schwarzenegger kicked off his birthday this morning by reflecting on some of his fondest bodybuilding memories. In his monthly newsletter, he looked back on his days working out with Italian bodybuilder Franco Columbo, and revealed his career max bench press: 525 pounds.
😂spider mouth? I always thought of it more like a crab mouth, hey but to each their own
the alien was heating his blade to clean it off Just like you would do if you have a self cleaning oven you put it on high temperature.
8:29 Be _extraordinarily_ careful in those jungles, man. Deserts, too. Scorpions hide _any_ place warm.
i ssaid this on the livestream, but the one i want to see you watch the most is "predators 2010" is by far my favorite
You want Arnold, Action, Drama & Romance? Conan the Barbarian have it all and more!
One of my favorite suspenseful movies. This and aliens do so well with so little. It's just man, the jungle, and the threat. It's all you need. Love it
The Predator made a pretty small splash when he jumped into the water. If only he had taken up competitive diving instead of big game trophy hunting. He'd be wearing gold Olympic medals instead of human skulls and spines.
You stayed on top of what was going on, plot-wise, better than most other reactors I've seen here: e.g. you figured out that there was an alien being around, of some kind, before others had. Good job, Duaffy.
it's like people going to hunt game that's not in there country, Like Africa and South America
Duaffy: he's taking it off, followed by chapstick after 🤣☠️
Other great movies to react to are ' Desperado ' and ' From dusk till down '. Greetings.