Predators (2010)

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Permalink Reply by ProtoEva00 on July 10, 2009 at 4:41am

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Permalink Reply by Terminator Series T-800 on July 10, 2009 at 1:22am

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Permalink Reply by Shockdingo on July 10, 2009 at 7:05pm

I'm a big fan of the Aliens and Predator series, but I'm skeptical about this. For one thing, setting it in Texas makes me wonder what type of people will be hunted. I never really liked the idea of a Predator or Xenomorph being in a modern urban setting. I liked that in the first Predator film things were secluded and they had a mythic presence to them; they're something rarely seen and its hard to confirm their existence. I'd prefer things occurring in advanced timelines like in the far flung future or the Alien franchise. I dunno really, I'm just concerned.

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Permalink Reply by Greg on July 10, 2009 at 10:11pm

The film is being shot in Texas, but the setting is supposed to be a Predator Home World. There is some sort of movie making tax break, or something like that, in Texas. Most Predator fans disliked (understatement) Rodriguez's original script and this movie is based on it. I'll wait and see. I'm just glad that there will be another movie.

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Permalink Reply by Shockdingo on July 11, 2009 at 2:03am

Oops, my mistake, I thought you wrote it's being set in Texas, not filmed. Hehe, guess I may have jumped the gun a little.

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Permalink Reply by Sara on July 12, 2009 at 9:49pm

The reason why they're filming more movies in Texas is because the state wants more publicity. A lot of recent movies have been flimed somewhere within Texas (300 was filmed in Autsin, for example)
But, I am glad to see that they're re-creating Predator, and the last AVP movie was fairly disappointing. It had sort of the same consept of the first AVP, except it was in a different setting.
What I would really want to see them re-create is the Alien series, and also Silence of the Lambs, since I am also huge fans of those movies as well.
Yet, I cant help but feel a slight bit of fear, because I dont know if they'll end up making it seem just as good as the classic, or completely ruining the concept that they set out to create. This seems to have been happening a lot recently, where they re-create classic films and make them so bad, it almost gives the classic a bad name.
Oh well. I'll give it a chance. :)

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Permalink Reply by Billy Z on July 17, 2009 at 5:33pm

Why would you want them to re-create movies that still hold up?

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Permalink Reply by O-Town 84 on July 12, 2009 at 11:03pm

If Carl Weathers isn't in it then I don't care.

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Permalink Reply by Ryan Elios on July 13, 2009 at 3:18am

I'm excited for it, but a tad worried with the director. His only big movie is Vacancy, with Armored coming at the end of the year. He hasn't done big action, or sci-fi for that matter.

But look at Jon Favreau. The guy directed Elf, and gave us Iron Man.

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Permalink Reply by Rad Bracket on July 14, 2009 at 8:07pm

Im not to worryed about this film. After three shit Predator films I've given up on seing it done well again.

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Permalink Reply by Greg on July 17, 2009 at 8:31am

I'm really hoping Fox won't ruin it this time. Their recent history of low quality and the short timeframe worry me. It's supposed to be out reasonable early next year and they haven't even begun filming yet.

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Permalink Reply by Shockdingo on July 18, 2009 at 3:15am

I'm with you there, when movies (especially big name ones) plop down an opening date before the filming even starts it always makes me scratch my head, I mean really, what happens if something causes massive delays? Are they going to rush to get the film out? Especially if it has a big competitor? I'll be crossing my fingers, toes and anything else I can for this one.

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