Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. Yeah, sure, why not
to the six hundred and sixty third episode of Keepers podcast.
It's review. We're all together. I'm the Sword Trust Now, sorry, Kirkland,
you didn't have to change it. There's a whole Taylor's
fucking Solver with the rooms confusing us. I could have
changed it, but I appreciate it. I'm joined by.
Speaker 2: I am the Pilot, Kirkland, Patzer, I am the Axe,
Dyla Mus, I'm.
Speaker 3: The Grendel King Taylor Field.
Speaker 1: What a name, what a name? But yeah, we are
here to talk about whose newest series. As Kirklan would
tell you, predator, Killers of killers, but no, we're here
to review this. Obviously, lots of surf fans of predators here,
and there's lots of predator content somehow over Geekers. We've
done a retrospective on Predator one all the way to Predators,
and then there is the Predator review, there's a Prey review,
and now there's a Preader Kills Kills, and of course
in November there'll be a Preader Badlands review. So if
you'll like it, and we will time permitting, we want
to because last year we're gonna do what Alien didn't happen.
But our plan is to do another Predator retrospective, but
we're gonna be doing the current Marvel comics like Predator
versus Wolverine, Preditt versus Spider Man. So that's the hope
for the fall. We're gonna record like just you know,
read some of these arcs, do a fun little episode.
But yeah, we're here to talk about Killers of Killers.
We'll of course talk about a non spoils fashion and
then if you've not seen it, you can tune out
right before the ad break, or if you don't care,
or if you've seen it perfect, we're gonna go into spoilers,
but of course there will be a warning. Lots of
fun stuff on the feed. I'll tell you a little
bit a little bit about that later. Yeah, mister Patzer,
what do you think non spoils of Predator Killers Killers
animated film? Kind of an anthology but tying into some lore.
Obviously no spoils, with some lore, the Preder franchise has
built on some new stuff, some new eras. What do
you think about this?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, this was a great series to power through,
and honestly, this feels like a series. Like the way
that it's broken down into the different chapters. I'll call
them acts, whatever we.
Speaker 5: Want to name them.
Speaker 4: They even have like title cards at the start of them.
I feel like the run times of them are like
pretty much twenty minutes, so it just feels like a
natural episode. And I actually watched this in two settings
and it just felt like a quick little mini series
that I powered through. And I was really excited for this.
I think the recent trailers got me super hyped. I
love the animation style. It really reminds me of Arcane,
maybe to like a little bit of a lesser level.
I feel like Arcane Season two is kind of like
peak animation, but I still like the art style of
like the shading of the characters.
Speaker 6: And.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like the stuttering of the animation, like
the certain frames, whatever it is. I feel like I
got used to it right away. The same thing happened
to me with a friendly neighborhood Spider Man. Like at
first I could notice that the stuttering, and then after
that it seems really smooth in my mind. But I
thought this was really fun. I don't think this was
like a perfect ten out of ten by any means.
But I thought this was a really fun adventure. Following
the characters that were introduced to, I feel like I
liked them all for the most part. There's one in
particular that I was really really be vibing for. And yeah,
I don't know, I think the finale might have been
a little bit lesser than I would have hoped, but like,
I feel like it fits what we got here. I
kind of hope this is a thing that we could
potentially still be getting in the future.
Speaker 5: I feel like this is just such a great canvas
to tell these like.
Speaker 4: Stories around these characters of the youches. I just want
to I want to deep dive on the lore. I
want to learn more about these clans and whatnot. And
I just feel like the animation realm fits really fits
really nicely because you can just do some crazy action
set pieces without having to have a crazy budget, even
though I'm sure animation still costs a pretty penny. But no,
I thought this was really fun and I had a
really good time with this. Yeah, it definitely met my
expectations going into it, which it's always.
Speaker 1: A cool till must and meet your expectations, What do
you have for them?
Speaker 2: Expectations nearly didn't exist. I expectations. I I mean, I'm
sure I've seen trailer. Maybe I talked about one on
a weekly Geek if I did. I didn't remember when
I booted this up. I didn't even realize it was animated.
That's how little I kind of knew going.
Speaker 3: Did you know his Predator?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: Yes, I did remember that, And I didn't remember that
there was a Killer of Killers going on in there
as well, or Killers of Killer killer that's what Travis said.
It is it Killer of Killers killers first singular, then
plural and gotcha don't try Uh yeah, I yeah, So
didn't really know what to expect. I love the concept
of this. I think it's a really fun idea. The
the pacing and set up and structure I think is
all really interesting. I also, I guess probably worth noting
I'm not really a big fan of this franchise. I
just have not seen a lot of these movies, so
I don't know too much about these characters. I guess
I've seen you know, pray whatever. That most recent one
before that was Alien Versus Predator, and then just like
maybe some scenes of the other ones. But yeah, definitely
not a series. I'm very familiar with. But I think
this was really fun. It really seemed like they took
you know, with animated, you get like a little more
creative liberties in terms of what's possible in terms of
like action sequences, but also just like the way that
the characters look like I don't I feel like I've
never seen predators this big before, like huge behemoth type ones.
Maybe they exist in some of these movies, but yeah,
GV big ones for sure.
Speaker 1: You've been on a review that featured the Predator had
no no, no, that was the gathering one. But if
you look at the Predator, there's a big boy one.
So but is he this wide?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say he's that wide, but he's Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm more speaking with than length, but yeah, he was
rather girthy Predator. I don't like those words. I just
came away.
Speaker 7: I I thought this is great.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think in terms of character stuff, this
really didn't do much for me at all. But it's
just like badass action sequences. Like early on in this movie,
I was like, oh, let me boot up my you know,
Golden Geek of the Year stuff. I gotta put this
in best scene in like twenty minutes later was like,
oh here's another like best scene contender, just like right away,
and this movie was just popping it. So I think
whoever was the you know, quote unquote choreographer, whoever's like
planning out the these action sequences like just absolutely crushed it.
As Perkle mentioned, I really like the art style as well.
So yeah, I think I think this was a really
fun time. I don't think this one I'll revisit very
often or anything like that, but I think it was
a really cool concept that I was executed like super
super well, So yeah, I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: All Right, I'm gonna go because obviously I'll leave Hair last.
He's a big yacht they're called. But like, look at
this guy from The Predator. He's pretty pretty beefy. I
guess the guy in the Samurai stories. It's not wide,
but he's wider than.
Speaker 2: Most weird He's looking like Adam Driver in Star Wars.
Speaker 1: Like look at like if I pull up, like I
won't find it. But like the presder of the next movie,
like bad Lands, the Young One, he looked like a
wee lad. So I'm just saying, but yeah, no, I
thought this was a great concept. I thought this was
a great idea as far as for hopefully to do
this with Alien with Predator as because I know lots
of people, oh why won't they do this live action
just because you look at a lot of these set
pieces of stories. I think it would cost a lot
of money, and maybe we get to that point. But
I think the point of Alien preada right now is
to keep these budgets down so they can turn a profit,
so you can get more of them if you want
them on like a live action scale, right, So I
think three stories and separate time periods, and I also
don't think that precludes them from ever doing something like
this in live action ever again, because I don't think
someone would be like, well they told that one story
in Japan on Hulu and they can't do it again, Like,
I don't think that. I think this is a way
for them to tinkrant Cyk how valuable, how Poplar is
his branded, also just to make hopefully good you know
art and stuff, you know, obviously Disney and whatnot. I
was viewing his content, but I imagine the team's trying to
do something different. I think this is a great idea
as far as Okay, you got a predator. Their gimmick
is their hunters. They're known for just fining battles, so
it's like, let's find Peep from diff Eras. There's some
stuff I won't talk about till till spoilers that I
thought was really good because they didn't show any of
in the trailers, so I thought, really nice touch when
you can kind of have a huge set piece that's
not in any of the trailers, leaves something to be known.
Because I thought this movie was one thing, it turned
out to be another thing. So I thought that was fantastic. Yeah,
I think I'm kind of all over the map. I
think there's one story I liked, there's one story I loved,
and then there's one story that was just like, eh, fine,
I think. Then there's another part where there's a certain
character that I think was fine in one story. But
when I don't know what to say there, I just
think there was some goofiness, which I didn't enjoy because
I don't that's not something I really want from pread
there per se, at least right now, which is tough
because the original Prayer with Arnold did have some goofiness,
but it's like layered in that like eighties beefcake action
type of thing where this was just kind of the
humor sometimes did not work for me, and I'm not animation.
All he's in work for me. I thought some stuff
looked really great, and I think there's other stuff that
it did not look too appealing to the eye. And yeah,
it's not enough that I would want in a different style,
but it wasn't anything like Man, this was beautiful. I
think some there's some really cool stuff. I think it
was better when it was darker. I think some stories
at some better moments and no others. But no, I
enjoyed it, but not too uh not to the degrees
is Kirkuling did. But the overall movie, Sorry, someone's cooking
my house and it's fucking rancid, and I thought I
was gonna get a concussion there she's asleep. It's my
fucking mother. But yeah, movie overall, I take more of these.
So they said, hey, we're doing Kills the Killers volume two,
more errors, more difference, is great and there's gonna be
some fun stuff we can talk about lore and even
post credit rot wise and uh, maybe it's an aw
venue if not to get someone else back, who knows
but uh, yeah, I enjoyed this for what it was.
Had some great scenes, great action set piece is cool cool.
Speaker 5: He described the smell like really quickly.
Speaker 1: No, actually it's outside. I think someone's like burning tires.
I think someone's like doing my fucking don't know. That's
what I think it is, because posing my mom has
an air fire downstairs and it's it's that it's not
good when it she fires it up.
Speaker 5: It's like we just never cleans it.
Speaker 1: It's just I call the ship's a hoy machine because
it's just when it gets fired up, you know, it's
cooking there. No, just it's just a machine you could cook. Yeah,
you could cook the best smelling thing in the world.
Because the machine is like.
Speaker 3: That, it might burn your house.
Speaker 7: Is it like rusted out or something like that?
Speaker 1: I know, I don't. I don't want to look at it,
you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, fair.
Speaker 8: Christ Taylor or Yaka Ventures or Ja ja j in there.
You're Predator fan this, Yeah, I sure am.
Speaker 3: This movie absolutely exceeded my expectations from what I thought
we were going to be getting into. The trailers were
showing one thing, and I thought, Okay, it's just going
to be like three arcs in the narrative and that's it,
and nothing's really going to kind of cross over whatever,
Like I don't know what they're going to be doing
with this, like moving forward, I don't know. It just
seemed like an animated project, and I didn't know how
how it was going to work out with these characters
and the dynamic because a lot of the stuff you
want to see in live action. It's cool and all
that mumbo jumbo, but at its core, seeing this and
getting these different time periods and the way they tackled
it and how each person deals with these situations on
top of it not just being a predator that is
attacking them, but they're dealing with their own personal tribulations,
which I just I really liked it. It wasn't just
relying on the crutch like hey, here's a predator and
this isn't a spoiler, it's just it's it's classic predator
m O. There's conflict going on, there's some drama happening
and on Earth in the human world of this time period,
and the predators just watching and examine the situation and
then shit starts to hit the fan after the fact,
and I like that. It's really, really cool, and you
get that in these different narratives with these characters, and
so it again where it led and how this film concluded.
I was over the moon because we got to see
some stuff that was new, and I think Dan is
a director and him tackling this, He's putting out this
environment and this story and these different things that we
haven't seen before in Predator, and it's really really exciting.
We've gotten tiny little tidbits of it sprinkled out through
other projects, but they're not necessarily leading to anything or
they're just they're there for your own satisfaction, just like, oh,
that's really cool, but we're never You just know we're
never going to see more of it because the story
lies elsewhere with different characters. And so to finally be
in position where hey, we're getting that and we're like
we're eating good finally and getting these awesome things and
moments and building off of this universe, it's just really
really nice to see them flesh and flesh out all
of this this world and dive into it, because I mean,
it's an open book. It's not like they created everything
back in the eighties and nineties with these Predator movies,
like oh, this is this, this is this. You just
know that there's different clans and they do things very
differently based on all the movies we've gotten so far,
but this is them finally getting into the nitty gritty
and taking a crack at getting giving us a little
bit of origins with some some of this this world.
And the nice thing is is like, this is not
a spoiler, but like the predators that you see in
one movie are not necessarily from the same group that
you see in another. Most of the predators that we've
seen in all these movies are all from different tribes
and different groups, and that means you get different results,
you get different types of hunts, different equipment, different everything,
because they do things very differently, and it just it
makes for fresh anthological stories and narratives. And I really
really it's one of my favorite things about Predators because
you get so many different movies, doesn't have to be like, oh,
we have Predator one to Predator four and it's this
continuing story. It's like, no, everything stems off that first movie,
and you don't have to watch them in any specific order.
As long as you watch that first movie, you can
go right to Predators. You can go right to pray.
Speaker 1: You can go to all these different projects to watch
the first movie anymore?
Speaker 3: Not not really. I mean I would say you would
find watching like Predators because they mentioned it. But even
then you don't have to You're right because they mentioned it.
It's like, Okay, well this happened before. I'll go back
and watch that after the fact then or something.
Speaker 1: Until they watch, until they watch, or until Arnold comes back.
You don't go to watch that first one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's fair. I'm excited to break down this and
just talk shop because there's there's a lot of cool
things with this project, and I'm excited, very very excited.
Drafts stock on a Tony out of the porch.
Speaker 5: There the want your air fer, Well.
Speaker 1: There you go, ljul. If you've not seen the movie,
we're about to get in boils, so we'll take our
first ad break and we'll be right back. And we're back,
so we mean as well to go in order. That's
what this thing did. So we started off with the Shield.
This one is set in a Viking environment. Uh kind
of the click, the click, the quick elevator pitches. You know,
there's some I don't know the Vikings call themself tribes.
I think so right, Yeah, whatever, it's a mother hard
knows mother who's the leader of this clan with her
son kind of trying to teach them the ways, toughing
them up. There's a moment where he could kill someone
that's unarmed, he doesn't, so it's kind of that story,
and also show some flashbacks of her losing her father,
having to kill her own father and being you know,
stepping up, wants to son do the same thing. They're
fighting another clan, but lo and behold, something's watching and
this is where don't somehow getting the beefy boy. This
is where we got the beefy predator who was very bold,
not very snikky, just decided to pop up bright and
from them. I actually want to go first year because
I feel like this is me being negative. I just
feel like printers usually, at least what I've watched, they
tend to sneak around. So it's kind of surprised that
he was sneaking around. But then he just popped up like, oh,
let's do this, and then kind of embarrassing because he
does die. So I feel like you can do that
if you're gonna win, you know. But he did not,
so you're right.
Speaker 3: It is very bold. But and I like that each
predator in all of these projects, they take their time
at the start because they're watching. I think that the
most you experienced that is in the Japanese Ninja episode,
where it like really is watching and seeing what's going
on and so, and I think it reflects to each
predator has very different personalities. And when you see this
alien that looks the same, has the same equipment and
all that, I think people can kind of just a
lot them into being like, oh, they all just act
the same do the same thing. And I think this
show was trying to flesh out that they are different.
And in some cases some of these predators their weaknesses
are the fact that they get tunnel vision, they get
obsessed with their hunt and like they're they're getting this kill,
and they are too reliant on certain things, which is
why I'm excited to get to the World War two
part portion later. But this predator, you're right, he went
in there and he was very overconfident and it backfired.
He watched them and obviously thought he could just take
them all on because he felt probably prideful or whatever
you can head candidate however you want. But he was big,
and that was him being a little bit overconfident, being
this bigger, you know, beefcake of a predator thinking he'd
go in and handle the day. But it definitely, yeah,
it definitely backfired. But I liked. I like seeing this
this like chief Viking lady just go to town and
just try to like take him down everything with this
like shield that's like super sharp and all that kind
of stuff and everything going on with that, and just
the like I wasn't I wasn't over the moon for
at the start, but before I was getting into this
movie because I thought, like, I'm not big on like
the Norse, the Viking stuff or anything. This that's not
my kind of area. I was looking forward more towards
the Japanese kind of aspect of it. But again after
watching it, it just got me super super jazz because
they're talking about how like, oh, you know, I want
to die in combat, let me die otherwise won't go
about how all this different stuff and them talking and yeah,
just the way it ended with the sun passing and
her just even being under the ice and the predator
couldn't see where she was and all that kind of stuff.
There was just some really cool sequences that were pulled
off here. Even though I'm surprised she was able to
just hold her breath that long on her water, she
was next level, like super hum hunt.
Speaker 1: They had nothing to do back then, you know, so
they'd probably just work on that all the time.
Speaker 7: And a big hard though in like the ice cold water.
Speaker 1: They're probably used to that too. You know, think about
what we'd be doing with no switch, no podcasts, no internet, no,
none of the stuff undern no, maybe machines that could
hold our breath in ice water, you know, because that's
all we do. Yeah, we challenge each other. You go
in the ice water, now, how do you feel?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: The big boy had like a firing weapon too, so
he he really sucked in my opinion, Like he the
fact that he died.
Speaker 5: His Jim muscles, it was all for show. It was
all roided.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those were real muscles.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, I mean I think that's that's fun
for the flavor. Like Taylor was talking about there of
just having you know, different mentalities in this one. Maybe
he was like yeah, younger, little braggadocious, a little overconfident,
and clearly was overconfident, right because he couldn't hold his
own and I mean he put up a good fight. No,
don't come me wrong here. He definitely took out some
people on his way but eventually lost in them. But
I think that was like really good for the pacing
of this overall as well, that you kind of start
up with like weaker predators and like build up to
like the stronger ones as we go from project to
project and then eventually into like the crossover kind of
event moment of it all. But yeah, I think I
thought it was fun and I was like, WHOA, I
didn't know that probactors could be this big, and I
didn't know if that was like a almost like with
The Lord of Ring his animated movie, how there's like
certain things that's like, oh, because this is a story
that's being retold, things are kind of exaggerated beyond what
like they're actually like in real life. It's a bit
different cause it's like literally someone reading a story this
doesn't really have like that context behind it. But I
think that's just something you can do and would do
with animation, is just you exaggerate little details here there,
like obviously the combat, no one can move like these
people can move in this like this this Viking can.
Speaker 7: No one's that flexible in that quay exactly. I guess.
Speaker 1: You're just stretching. You're like, oh my god, look at this.
Everyone was jointed back then.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I thought that that dynamic is really interesting.
And then just like the I don't know what to
call it, like the storm the gate scene, like even
before the predator arrives and she's just busting through that gate. Uh,
and just double shields. I've never thought about that as
like a weapon combo, but I fucking love it.
Speaker 7: Just two bladed shields in each hand.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, I thought that action sequence was super fun.
Just ripping limb from limb, just crazy. And then like
even the shot how it's kind of just slowly following
behind her and then you get it like the door
and then it kind of just like stops there for
a bit and she like throws the body into it
and like the head like stops on top of.
Speaker 7: The bladed shield.
Speaker 2: Like it was just so well choreographed and like shot
and had I've been ragging on Shaky Camel lot lately,
but just had this had the perfect amount of just
just jumping up and down a little bit to add
a little bit of intensity. But yeah, I thought that
that sequence was amazing.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I like the whole combat sequence as well. I
think at the start when you're getting like a little
bit of the history of the mother and the history there,
and just in quickly in that moment, I'm like, oh,
I don't want to I don't want to focus too
much on these humans. I feel like we went the
perfect amount on the depth of diving into their story,
Like I think splicing in the flashbacks with her father
and kind of how we got going with the revenge tale,
Like I think that was spliced like far enough away
so it wasn't just like one big exposition dump on
like this is the whole backstory about this character that
I'm probably gonna die or probably gonna get killed by
the predator.
Speaker 5: In like two minutes.
Speaker 4: But at least that was my thinking in the moment,
And I think pretty much for all the stories, like
we kind of just go to the perfect level of
diving into it a little bit deeper, because really I'm
in here.
Speaker 5: For the predator stuff more than the humans.
Speaker 4: But No, I thought all that was really good and
definitely agree with you on the double shield weapon style.
It's it's kind of like what Cap had Infinity War, right,
like when he gets suited up with the Waconda shields.
But definitely is just a sweet setup of combo of
defense and offense. And hers definitely like like sharpened on
the edges because I just felt like she was decapitating
people so easily with those things. But I mean, she's
a tough bat, as she killed a predator, even one
that might be uh, you know, show muscles, good guy.
Speaker 1: It's interesting you said that about the whole you felt
that you had enough time with all these stories. I'm
some of them still trying to think about where I
am on that because obviously when we I don't think
any of us floated this around. I didn't hear anybody.
I thought all of us just had assumed that it
was just gonna be these three stories and it's just anthology, right.
So the whole back half, like the four story, which
we'll get to eventually here, obviously took away a lot
of time because when I saw the runtime, even tho
I said this tale last time, like, there's no I
think it's gonna be the hour and a half max.
And each story kind of gets half an hour. Now
it's almost like each story kind of gets twenty eighth minutes,
and I could have used I'll say at least five,
but maybe even ten minutes on each story. To be honest,
I actually think the Sammu Wan's probably like the Swords,
might be the perfect one, but the other two I
could have used a little bit more, because that's the
problem of And you said you're not here for the humans,
but then to me, it's like, I think I'm here
for a mix, because like I love Dutch in the
First Predator and I love Naru in Prey. So that's
where it's like, if you do them correctly and make
me care about the characters, then I'm there. Like it's
a double dish, you know. I'm there for both of them.
And I don't want to fall in the trap up
just oh, I just want to see prayers kill and
be super cool, which I do like. But that was
my thing. I didn't get enough time with most these
characters to I'm not gonna say they will be forgettable,
but they're not gonna leave an impact on me like
some of the other characters have. Or that's something that
I have with our predators. Right when they're all the
the planet, they're all just kind of characatures, like here's
a serial killer, here's a doctor, but that Asian Brody's
the war guy. But you don't get to learn much
about them, you know. But even with Dutch and Narue,
like you get to see her and her with her
tribe and her village and the dog and all that stuff.
So I guess that's for me. I haven't decided if
I liked what we got in the fourth chapter and
that they kept a surprise, but I also maybe he
could have still used a little more of the other chapters.
But I don't know. The only thing I had from
this that I said I hadn't said, is I like
the big prayer. At one point when they're fighting, he's
like a big uppercut and the guy like just his
head went straight to like the roof and he was dead.
Oh yeah, yeah. And there was one moment where there's
a bunch of big horns and then he just like
smacked her one girl to a wall and it was
just impaled, his horns sticking out great violence from the
big beefy boy.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine you just like raid this this town
this village, this citadel, whatever it is.
Speaker 5: You're like, all right, we.
Speaker 4: Won like kick ass, sweet, We're the biggest, baddest motherfuckers.
Speaker 5: In the realm.
Speaker 4: And then there's just nine foot, three hundred and fifty
pound like thing just appears out of nowhere with a
fucking rock and sock robot fist. Even if it is
just show muscles, I'd be pretty shitting bricks.
Speaker 7: Not fair, not fair at all anything else else.
Speaker 3: That's another thing too. I guess each bread were supposed
to reflect their like the our main human protagonists. I
guess right, you got like a you have like strong
like Viking, which is like, ah like, and that's why
you got the big Predator. And then that leads into
the next one, the more like toned and stealth centric Predator,
and reflection of the our main antagonists, our protagon, the pilot.
Speaker 5: Yeah that makes sense. Yeah, yeah, the big one at
the end.
Speaker 1: The killer of killers, you know. But then yeah, like
we talked about, which I found was interesting, that story ends,
and then they faded this person on a ship with
a caller, and I was like, oh, this is taking
a big turn because I don't recall them sharing any
of this any of the footage before, so I thought, okay,
that's really interesting. I thought, okay, I didn't understand how
the timelines was gonna work out, but I thought we
were in a predators situation where I thought they were
taking them to the home planet of one of them.
But that's not exactly it kind of it, but we'll
get there. But in this sense, we look over, there's
another person with a neck, and that's where we get
into the sword story, which is the Samurai story. It
takes place in Japan. Really, this definitely top tier fair.
This definitely, if anything more than the game stuff, this
got me the mood for Ghost of Yotai down. I
was like, oh, you know what, I want to be
facing down my sibling and whatnot. But great, I think
this one definitely was the best and worked with the runtime.
Great story of these two brothers fighting for this armor
and the honor of their father and all this stuff.
One brother wins and embarrasses the other, so he's casts
out and runs away, and then he comes back, you know,
maybe twenty years later, complete badass. Just there, poor brother,
just living his life, but there to fight his brother
and you know, kind of get that re emergence wind
but then lo and behold, just like last story, there's
something more foot but they have to work together and
great end again. Yeah, it's great set pieces here. But yeah,
this was easy my theorite by a long shot. I
think we all kind of. I thought this'd be hard
to watch, but I think this one win above my
expectations because they didn't just use the cool sthetic of okay,
Samurai is Japan prayer, let's go this story with the
brother beats even to the brother like cutting his own
brother in the face, like make a point. I thought
that was some extra gravitas that added to the whole
situation where this is time where I was invested in
the story and I could have like, I think that's
to me what's good is I was invested in the
story without the preddar, so then the predder becomes the
cherry on top.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I agree with you what you said earlier,
like this one feels the most complete and like the
runtime moment feels just perfect. I was most invested in
these characters compared to the other storylines. But yeah, once again,
just like the the plan, you know, the cinematography, everything
was so great, Like I love that kind of first
when they face off again after they reconnect and they
just like has that first like we slapped you like
stebed like through the armor, and then like he like
spins the armor, like flicks his sword away. I thought
that was like a fun you know, because you know
that's gonna come back later and obviously puts on that
that armor set at some point. But yeah, just some
really great shots. Like the other one that really stood
out to me is when the one brother like kind
of defeats the other one or like kicks him off
the edge of the wall, and you're like, okay, he's
obviously not dying here, just coming back at some point.
Speaker 7: But then he kind of has that moment he thinks.
Speaker 2: Back to his father as he's like looking up at
this painting on the wall, and then like the claw
of the prestors go right through the mouth there. Yes,
that was super fun. I really really love that.
Speaker 7: And then yeah, I also love that line of dialogue
that he had.
Speaker 2: Later where he's like the leaves of a tree grow together,
but they fall alone.
Speaker 7: I thought, oh, beautiful, beautiful script work there.
Speaker 2: I love that line so much. So yeah, that was
This is definitely the peak storyline. For me, I do
feel like it was probably the longest, right, like it
run time wise, it like it was the longest, had
at least ten to fifty minutes on the other ones
came across that way, So I think it was nicely paced,
as like the middle one of the three stories before
the finals.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I really enjoyed this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't have like a best shot in gold Geeks,
but if we did that shot of the poster, the flashback,
the claw comping from the father's head, that was top
tier stuff, So let shot that out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this one was definitely a ten out of ten
for me. Like how I was talking about like the
human backstory stuff in the first story, I think this
one is just it's just perfectly paced, Whereas like the
other one it went to the furthest level that I
wanted to go with filling us in on like the
human story. But this one, I mean, there's not even
that much dialogue. It's just okay. Yeah, these brothers they
clashed as youngins and that that was the separation in
the river and they just completely went on different paths
and this is them twenty years later, just clashing.
Speaker 5: Like it's such.
Speaker 4: An easy setup, and I think the moments when they're
really like especially at the end, like when they're kind
of working together, like there's just really touching moments, and
then you get this character dying and it's I'm like
emotionally invested, and it's like a ten minute sequence from
from the point that I'm introduced to the character.
Speaker 5: So I think they just do such a good job
with it.
Speaker 4: The flashbacks when they're younger definitely just reminded me of
like the opening to Ghostsushima when you get those those
young gin flashbacks with the tree and the leaves and
everything the outfits, but yeah, I know, the action sequences
and this was awesome again, Like.
Speaker 5: The Predator reveal was just so great.
Speaker 4: I liked in the first story, but this one even
more so, especially when like like the Ninja assassin when
he's like running away, opens up the door and then
like these security guard guys are coming in and then
it's just this fucking youcha right there, like fuck me uh,
and then they got I mean the one guy just
got his head sliced right off with that little whip thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah you No.
Speaker 4: Action across the board was fantastic, and all the stories
but this one, I just feel like it was a
perfect mix of everything. Yeah, no, it was, Uh, it
was fantastic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this was it was through the roof. It was
really really just fantastic. I love the I love how
they had this brother dynamic involved there, and it just
ended with like and the brother was when they were
down outside and the brother was ready to just kill
his other brother because after he like fell off the castle,
and my brothers mediately like like just wait wait, wait, wait, wait,
there's something here, and then yeah, the pre appears behind him,
and just the way that it ends with the predator
got blasted up against the tree and he's invisible, but
you can see like the leave the leaves land and
it lands on his like his cloak. And the way
the two brothers just move and like slice their swords
where that leaf was, which is reminiscent at the start
when they slice their sticks and the leaf is caught
between them. It was just so like poetic and just yeah,
the preador's head comes off and his torso falls off.
It's just fuck. It was just so badass. But I
really really loved when he was trying to escape and
how he was like up in the ceiling and the rafters,
and then he was moving through the building and he
was underneath the predator and the preador's looking like around
and he just stabs the predator's foot with his blade
and then he's running across the rooftops and like sliding
down and like that. You can see. I just one
of my favorite things is just it's the pressure in visible,
but you see the tiles shifting because the big footsteps
are uh are like pushing down. It's getting closer and closer. Fuck,
it's just it's super super cool. I really really liked
how all all of that set up. It's just it's
it's awesome. It really really is awesome. And it all
comes down to outsmarting. You know, you're this this creature
that's really so heavily reliant on it's technology and that
being its achilles heel basically, and so I like that
he just he You think that that chain whip thing
like grabs him, but he just he puts the he
he fucks the funks over the bread are good because
it retracts and like blows him up and everything, and yeah,
it's just what's the confusion they're fucking me over? Yeah,
they're trying to fuck me. They are going out of
their way to fuck.
Speaker 5: Me that after the mission, Why did it not work?
Why get them?
Speaker 7: They're going out of their way.
Speaker 1: These humans are supposed to be easy killed. But yeah,
I know till you mentioned and the end kill the predder.
I liked that they all, like you kind of freighted
it frame it to the way where they look like
they're gonna fight each other, but it's to kill a predder.
And I also for have to mention, I like when
we transitioned over to the samurai did they didn't show
the face of who was surviving. So there's multiple times
I thought, Oh, is it the brother that's on the outside,
or is it the brother? I still had my you
know my if you were to ask me to put
place money, it'd be the main character who originally got
his cheek cun ran away, but she never knew if
he was gonna self sacrifice like his brother kind of
did ready kind of at one point pushes at him
the way and he takes a spike. So I liked
that they didn't show the face because it could be
they had a similar frame and look, so it could
be any one of them. And yeah, which is again
fun little just thing to keep you, uh, I don't know,
enticed for even more so for another twenty thirty minutes
to see, Okay, which one makes it out instead of
you see one guy's face rightwa. I guess wouldn't matter
because they both had the cut too, so it could
be anyone.
Speaker 3: So it was also cool when he was trying to
sneak in there and he got to the bell tower
and like killed the one guy and and the other
guy was walking around and he killed him and he
was like holding like three dudes, and another guy was
was gonna like come and he was like falling off
the ledge and so then he just looks up another
bell tower guy fucking rings the volley.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, anything else on the story, uh?
Speaker 3: I will I will say between this Predator and the
last one, I like that they've kind of changed the
course of the Predators, just like, oh I'm losing, Okay,
I'm gonna pop the bomb. I feel like that was
a very consistent thing that they you would expect in
Predator because they did it and you see it in
both Predator Predator two, Alien vers preador Alien vers Prader too,
And I think the Predator they did it just to
like blow up the ship and all the evidence. But
it's like it's an iconic thing, but we haven't seen
it done yet, not even in Prey, So I wonder
if in what way we'll see it in the future.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a bitch move, you know.
Speaker 4: It's like when you get the death Streaks and Call
of Duty, you get the marty Dom. That's essentially what
they're doing right when they they can't defeat these humans,
so they're gonna blow up the whole place.
Speaker 3: I guess it's fitting with these briders too, because they
you know, they abduct, which we'll talk more about later.
They don't want to kill if they win or they're victorious.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Taylor, were you I feel like was that
scene missing something? When the when the.
Speaker 5: Ball went off, I knew you were looking for to
buy time.
Speaker 1: One of the worst choices they like them laugh.
Speaker 3: To watch that movie now though I was in the movie.
Speaker 2: That laugh sounds exactly like the laugh and Home Alone
too with the cab driver not much better.
Speaker 3: Any kid, you haven't seen that movie, right, Dylan.
Speaker 7: Absolutely not. That was the first time scene and I
am shocked.
Speaker 3: That the context the context of the predator listens to
people and can repeat like vocal lines, what what people say?
So earlier on well, yeah, kind of earlier on one
of Dutchess this the guy run in there, his teammate
does like a laugh at a joke, and the predators
listening to that. And so the predator's laughing there because
he's eating his bomb.
Speaker 2: That would be terrifying if I saw that thing and
it started making that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if he made this stuff, I would just be happy.
At that point, he does sound like that. I get
you mean, Taylor, I know there's a reason. It just
it's funny in that moment. Yeah, he just it's over
the top. But at that point we go black anything
else on the Sword story. So we get to the pilot,
we meet a World War two. Oh god, I forgot
what was it? Being the story, he also doesn't trial
and Tribula and someone of his dad. I can't remember
the car, right, idiot, I know how to fix your car? Yeah,
So he goes off the World War two. He's fuck,
it was World War two.
Speaker 7: World War two.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm gonna, I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: So the story starts, he's like young and then he
gets drafted and then there's like thank you.
Speaker 1: And he's like, you're gonna look after yourself. His dad
gave him the gasoline laugh almost just like can't belly
all out. Good luck. But yeah, he goes to where
he's a pilot right now, he's just fixing him up.
And then in the air there's at one point when
the ships get hooked shot with the object. This is
not look of this world. They take it down and
does some work on it. There's a big war going on.
We kind of have this like Captain whatever guy leader
who's like kind of you know, above him. I'm not
gonna say a fallowy figure, but someone in a way
who later on has a very terrible death. But uh,
and then this is your.
Speaker 5: Island suicide. Come on.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed it for some reason. But yeah, and this
one is kind of like we talked about. It's worn
the air where the preadar's doing the same kind of
thing where he is cloaking watching from afar, but he's
in a ship, so it's Piver's pilot. It's some dog fight.
So I'm sure Taylor By liked this. For me, this
was definitely the lowest of the three, and I He
was fine here, but specifically in the next part. I
did not enjoy the Torres character. He felt like a
very two thousand aught's twenties character. He did not feel
authentically you know, like of that time. To make a
good example is one point where in the next story
he like drives up with the preader Motzary. He's just like, Oh,
you thought you're you know, out of it this time,
didn't you, And he like throws into device. It just
felt very odd. He wasn't It wasn't that bad here,
But I did not enjoy the Torrest character. And this
story was this was fine, But I you know, I'm
not like like Taylor, where like the dog far in
the Spaceship's like has to be some special like a
top gun Maverick. And this was this was fine for me.
This one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I agree with you.
Speaker 4: I think this one's clearly the lesser out of all
the stories for me. I think with Torres, like I
I liked his individual story enough, but yeah, I think
you're completely right. Where the the collaboration of them all
at the end, he was a little bit annoying for me.
But I don't know, like I I like certain action
sequences around him in this specific story, I like some
of the yeah.
Speaker 5: Like the commander. A lot of the commander stuff.
Speaker 4: I was just chuckling because he's just such a weird
character in my mind, where like like Torres is a pilot,
like to my understanding, like he was trapped in the
war as a pilot. It's like they're going off to
the war and he's like, you better get that you
better get that plane fix.
Speaker 5: But before I get back.
Speaker 3: And it's it's like scramble.
Speaker 4: All fighter jets go out there like like take out
the threat and he just has to stay home to
fix this plane. I don't know, it just seemed like
a weird setup. And then all of his lines, they
just seem so cheesy in my mind, specifically the commander
and yeah, his death scene, I was just laughing out, Wow,
it was so unnecessary.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I don't know, it was okay enough.
Speaker 2: This one definitely had the least gasoline for me as well.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: I think like kind of the last five minutes of it, essentially,
like when we're really leading up to him the predator
and we're getting those set pieces there, that's when I
thought it was the most interesting.
Speaker 7: I like the ending of it.
Speaker 2: I thought that was a cool solution and something kind
of novel and different as far as like like like
aircraft combat goes. But yeah, for the most part, like
the characters and the setting of it were just, I
don't know, kind of the least interesting to men. I
just think going like more ancient or not ancient times,
but hundreds and hundreds of years ago was I don't know,
a lot more unique for the setting for me. So yeah,
it's kind of kind of the lowest of the three.
But I think once again, like if that is gonna
be the worst one, which it sounds like kind of
is almost for all of us here, Like, I think
that is probably the best place for it the third
or fourth spots, I think that's uh, that's probably a
good pacing for it.
Speaker 3: I I feel like this is definitely over the nord
Nordic king one for me. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: I look what they got on Earth. We need this.
Speaker 3: I like it because I think Torres as a character,
I feel like there's probably a lot of people that
you know are probably like him in real life, especially
in that that time period too. I feel like it's
a different time period and that's one of the big
things I like about the next arc that we get.
It's just that clash that goes on. But I think
as a character, you know, he gets drafted in there. Yeah,
he's just a I can never see the word right,
I want to say, like end sign I think is
the name of the rank, which is just you're the
bottom of the barrel, like you're you're low. Yeah, he's
got to fix up the shitty plane. And the actual
pilots are out there and they're they're you know, taking
out the uh, the enemy, enemy planes and all that
kind of stuff. And the the idea of a predator
sticking in his ship and just like hunting them down
and taking them out. Just it's it's again, it's new.
We haven't seen something like that before. And the early
nod towards the weaponry being heat activated because he's got
the blow torch and he uses on it and then
it activates the the spear and and whatnot. Okay, that's
a cool foreshadow what happens then when he's on the
wing trying to like knock his like on fire like
bomb off the wing and then he like pulls the
flap up to flip right the plane back of that man.
That's fucking cool that I mean, it's just it's so
crazy and zany of a of a situation to happen,
and then everything for them like Okay they discovered Okay,
it's heat, that's how it's it's seeing us like, okay,
we've got to go up higher to cool our engines
and turn our planes off. All those different things just
that are in cool braided into just you're flying a
fucking World War two plane, a ca'st a goddamn inner
planetary spaceship that can just catch up in seconds, like
it's crazy. But then you get that scene of him
flying through a war zone of two fucking fleets of shit,
so happy to see the enemy, Like oh that was
just it was freaking I love the scene. It was
so cool. And then yeah, like I was just wanting
to I would love a perspective of just your what
I like, a French soldier or a German soldier whatever
on the year ship and you see an alien spaceship
going into your combat, like what the fuck cascase like
it's freaking out, Like.
Speaker 1: Oh, what's the German version of what the fuck did?
Speaker 3: I couldn't tell you, but yeah, it's just all of
that that that was just it was awesome. It was
really awesome. And to see again the not just the
harpoon weapon, but getting the get the that when that
guy was like, oh I got you now whatever.
Speaker 4: He was talking about from Star Wars, same energy.
Speaker 3: Get rid of some dack. Yeah, the net shoots out
and my jaw dropped because yeah, I wrapped around the
whole plane and like just and then you see his
body parts fly over Torres as he's on his wing.
Speaker 5: I thought it was going to.
Speaker 4: Be like slower, like an a v P. You know,
like those nets that just and then they're like slowly,
That's what I thought was gonna happen. But yeah, they
got there.
Speaker 1: Brutal, brutal, Yeah, Taylor, in case he had the French,
that's what they look up the predator up there and
they'd say, got answer was what the fucking French or
in German?
Speaker 3: Sorry, I will say in closing his his way that
his method of taking out the ship, I love that
where he he uses the spreader's technology and the preader's
tunnel vision because the Preder's getting super pissed off that
he can't kill this fucking World War two plane and
his ship almost gets taken out, and he's like the
way he comes out of the water behind Torres is plane.
I love that scene. And then he launches the harpoon.
Torres launches the parachute, which makes the preder like move
to the side, but it catches the fucking harpoon onto
the Predator's ship and swings the plane engine around and boom,
just pop goes the weasel. Is fucking awesome. I really
really loved it. Pop goes the Weasel.
Speaker 4: So it's like, uh, it's like he's paid to win.
He has all these mods, all these like player cards,
you know, he's got the high tech plane and he's
just getting shot down by the free to play player
in the world.
Speaker 1: That's right, Well, the size of the gun, that's the shooter.
Speaker 5: You know, Torres stuck with me now, partner, he gives
me that, you know.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, not what the energy I look for.
Speaker 7: Ever, really hasn't my characters name Toro, It is.
Speaker 3: Same actor.
Speaker 1: Anyone's name tours something is just kind of somewhat annoying.
But uh, all right, let's take our last ad break
and we'll talk about last part and some of the
postcrads will be right back and we are back, so
you know to his name is touris right now we
mean to Yeah, okay, he does workshop and then all
of a sudden something is happening and he looks up
and he's like so then he's he's one of what's
going on and she gets sucked up. He gets sucked up.
He thought he thought he was doing the chot no
the back to get him. Uh, And they put him
on the plane with the other people and he's gonna
try and talk to him like said, I don't mind
this or some fun stuff off. They all speak different languages,
so they're trying to figure it out. They get dropped
on this. Uh. I guess when just when.
Speaker 3: The Viking was like you were burnt out of an anush.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, damn with that.
Speaker 5: Actually in that moment, circle back to that.
Speaker 10: Birth presentage are anally guys these so how do these
predators abduct abduct these individuals from different like time periods.
Speaker 5: Like is it just.
Speaker 3: Like how are they alive altogether?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: They freeze them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess it's just it just seems well, it
just seems like like our characters are on their adventure
and then they like blink and then they're on the ship.
Speaker 5: So it just seems like, oh, they just got grabbed instantly.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, but he was like I think they're just
you know by.
Speaker 4: The end, I guess, but yeah, okay, confusion.
Speaker 2: I do think that was I mean, obviously like the
the mystery around what the heck is going on there?
It was pacetball, But I really specific the transition from
the japan one where he's wait, yeah, we get the
shot of him waking up the ship, so presumably I've
been frozen, he's.
Speaker 7: Been onn thawed.
Speaker 2: He's just kind of getting consciousness back, turns back, sees
the girl, and then he kind of looks over and
then that's what transitions into Toro and like then we
get his storyline.
Speaker 7: I thought that was like pretty cool. The pacing there, Yeah, no,
I agree, that's okay.
Speaker 1: You see those dog takes hang and then get brought back.
But now we're going somewhere else. I guess we're going
to tell. You might call this was it a Predder planet?
Just a random planet? It was a Predder planet.
Speaker 3: Right, it is a Bredder planet. I'd say it's a planet.
I don't know if this av too. Okay, yeah it
did look like the Prime, but yeah it did feel
smaller to you.
Speaker 1: I feel sure, I feel like a planet that they're
looking at and they just newly rented it out, but
they haven't moved all their stuff in yet. Like it
just felt very barren. Yeah it's Terra. But yeah, so
they throw them down. They got these callers they go
out of course, uh fucking I don't know. Well they
got those, but also like translators, so you know when
they want to talk to to the Germans, you know,
the once a tough ooh, like they know what the
treaders are saying, you know, the preyers are saying. And
this big guy who the ship opens up as my
last drop for the night. Yeah, he's height because he's
making this whole speech. He's been working on this MIRI.
It's like, I'm going to be the killer of killers,
and he's a prettit that just wants to assert his
dominance and he's gonna have these three killers kill each
other than the last one. Stanley's gonna fight him and
he'll prove it even though like even in theory, they'd
be weaker when they fight off.
Speaker 4: So it's a total like walking Phoenix in the gladiator situation,
he's a wounded animal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's like you've made this whole mission statement
but that's not the mission. But alas, that's still fine
because it's like echoes of predators and then what eventually
happens is they start to fight, but they try to
figure out especially you know, the Samurai character is trying
to you know, we're not going to go down that route,
which is very interesting when he puts down a sword,
and the Vikings in that episode or that portion made
such a big deal about not striking someone down while
they didn't have a weapon, So it was fun seeing
those cultures clash. But they decide to find a way
to work together. And you know, two escapes. Not the
Viking lady she sat re cry out. Yeah right, she
didn't get a hero's death. Unfortunately she didn't go to Valhalla.
But the Samma made out and tours unfunction made out.
But yeah, what do you guys think about this portion
here or something? Like I said, they did not show
in the marketing, so it was fun to kind of
get this ats an end point here.
Speaker 7: Yeah that's cool.
Speaker 2: I Yeah, I think if I was to rank all
four of these sequences that still put Japan number one,
but this would be definitely number two for me. I
thought it was really cool, as you mentioned, like the
different cultures. I think it was maybe a little bit
goofy that Torres like new Japanese. But also I feel like,
because when was that japan sequence, Like what year was
that from?
Speaker 3: Okay, so the Viking one was like around eight hundred
a d. The Japanese one was around I want to say, oh,
it could have been like fifteen sixteenth century.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I feel like Japan, like Japanese has probably
changed a lot in those hundreds of years since, like
he's been learning and do a lingo. So it just
seemed like a little bit goofy to me, and not
that he was good at it. He was saying like
I'm a wonderful fish er. I don't know, I forget
what his line was, but.
Speaker 7: So, yeah, you know, little maybe the little cheesiness there.
Speaker 2: But it's not like they were having like super long
conversations anyway. But I don't know, I just think seeing
those different dynamics even like the yeah, just their fighting
styles of their ferocity and there. I don't know, I
guess just like going way back to the Viking Lady
and just I don't know, a lot simpler with it,
Like she just is gonna kill everything around her, doesn't
really care much for anything, just fights everything, and you
just get more and more civilized as we go from
character to character in that way, and like the more
humanity of it all. But yeah, a lot of fun
set pieces here. Would Taylor, would you think of that
giant beast thing?
Speaker 3: That was really really cool? I love just the way
it's like head would go down and it would open
up like its mouth it was on the top of
its skull kind of a thing. It was really, uh,
really cool. I've never seen anything like that before.
Speaker 2: So yeah, like, how does that change your worldview of
like what the predator lore is capable of? Like, that's
seems kind of crazy. There's just giant Godzilla like creatures
chilling out there.
Speaker 3: Well that's why again the bad Lands, I'm excited to
see what kind of giant creature they're fighting in there.
And then Alien Earth they're introducing new aliens, so like
they're really going down a rabbit hole of different xenomorph
creatures in this in this universe.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that one handler that like was bringing it
out and then like poked it and then just got
like instantly killed. Like obviously you know he was not
one of the killer of killers, but it seemed like
he was not prepared for the assignment at all.
Speaker 7: He killed Killer day one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no, I I like any time we're going
to dive a little bit more into the Yaucha culture
and uh, just seeing a little hierarchy here, So like
what rank is this chieftain type guy Taylor?
Speaker 5: Like, is this like a just like a predator chief?
Like plan leader? Is this like the god the yaouchas?
Who is this guy?
Speaker 3: So as far as the way I I have dissected this,
this whole set up here, and I don't know if
there's official any information from Dan, I haven't looked at it.
But these are bad bloods. That's why they are completely
fucking arrogant and just doing things very different from what
you see. So you've got your young bloods, which is
the guy in bad Lands that predator, and then.
Speaker 1: You've got are these are these canon terms that they.
Speaker 9: Use, uh, the young bloods.
Speaker 1: I just also think predators and blood should never be
used together as well. There's just something about those two.
Speaker 7: The young Blood.
Speaker 3: So you've you've got you've got basically it comes down
to honor, this honor system, and you've got the predators
that are, like we've seen before in the movies, are
more honorable, and you got the other ones that are
like in the actual Predator's movie, those three that are fighting,
like Adrian Brodie's character and whatnot, and they're much more
like bad Bloods. And you have like the feral Predator
as well. And so you've got different predators that live
in different regions of their home planet, and they all
have different beliefs and different ways of going about their hunts.
And so when you look at this group and these
bad Bloods, they are a group that's a lot more
just like for like the Chaos and that that kind
of like more tribal spirit and whatnot. And so they're
gonna wage war against other clans and wage war over
like yeah, hunting prey and all the all that different
kind of stuff. So with these guys being more on
the batter side, yeah, I don't he would. There's not
much of a hierarchy that I could discern from the
fact that aside from just being ye, he's the he's
their leader.
Speaker 1: No, that's why I made this planet's barren, because it's
not like a registered that predators like the yeah to
kill a lot of other people off there, and I
don't mind that. That's fun. Have some recluses. I'm more
curious on what they're which is it's always difficult when
you got like obviously Disney Olands yepiece, they can say
fuck it, but it's always difficult when you got something
that is now what's soon to be a fifty year
old franchise and you're introducing new things, and I'm saying
I dislike it. Just got to have some time to
sit with it. As this idea of them taking people,
freezing them and then using them as I don't know,
combats training, whatever it may be. That is something a
little bit different, but nothing that I'm like, oh that's
breaking cannon or that's something I don't like it. Just
it's it's something to take in. When they're you usually
it's like you know the board, right, and you know
the chessboard, but now all of a sudden they're like,
you know what chest has changed. There's a new piece now,
and you can't say you don't like it or you
did psych it or you like it, but you just
you gotta see how it plays round for a little bit.
And uh, because at first, when all this was happening,
I thought, oh man, the way these moves are going,
what Disney's doing with them? And they're like keeping these
killers and then getting on the planet like, oh, they're
setting up Arnold to come back at some point, which
they could. But then when they were freezing them, like, okay, well,
unless they're gonna do some daging, I don't think we're
gonna get Arnold like looking like he was in eighty
four one.
Speaker 3: But you have to remember, like they they could. They're
writing the story. They could choose to write it that
way if they want to bring on it back that way,
but they don't think they're gonna do that. Again, you
have to look at the differences between these Predator clans
and these groups. When you got like Predator two, you
have him the cop kill.
Speaker 1: The Predators might have not gone up against Dutch, so
they wouldn't really care about.
Speaker 3: Dutch, that's right. So that was a different plan that
went up against Dutch and he survived, and so they're
leaving at that. But then you have the other clan
in Predator two or the Cop Kills one. They don't
abduct him, they give him a trophy and then he
gets to he he moves on and it's that simple.
So there's different there's different levels of uh yeah, honorability
amongst them.
Speaker 7: Random side tentionent is arn't he like acting right now?
Speaker 1: Yep? He has a show. His second season of his
Netflix show comes out next week. It's him and Kerry
Mossy plays like a retired secret agent. It's called food Bar.
Speaker 2: And it's like, I feel like i'ven't even seen a
trailer of something that he's been in like a really
long time. But maybe I'm just watching the wrong stuff.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, he's there a season two of a ten
episode show next week. He's got that. He did like
three Terminator movies, done a couple of others. I don't
think he's like like he was in the eighties because
he's an older guy now. But he's I think he's
putting stuff out and everything. So but yeah, it's just
that he's never they've never come back to that. At
one point they wanted him to be in the Preditors movie.
But he's still in the political game. So he's like
I don't really want to do that.
Speaker 7: While I'm talking about if he wants to come back
to the series.
Speaker 1: I don't know, let me find out, But every I
think everyone wants it, because like with Terminary came back
three times and that was like, okay, probably won too
many actually, but it like I love Arnold is Tournators
in the class performances, but it's like, okay, now we're
running ideas here, let's see. But yeah, I hope they
bring him back.
Speaker 2: Oh I wonder if he would drive the budget up
a lot, especially what you were saying there earlier, like
them trying to keep Alien Preder budgets kind of low.
Like I wonder if he would be asking for a
lot to be in there, assuming he'd be a sorry rule.
Speaker 1: Apparently I just either a spoiler, just AI slot made
up because I switched on Google it's AI overview or Suchager,
who played Dutch in the original Prenator, is indeed return
the franchise. He slayed a returners role in a preader
bad Lands released in twenty twenty five. But like, what
is this?
Speaker 3: That's purely speculative.
Speaker 1: Oh the link it no no look as the link
it leads to is an AI trailer. I'll screen share
just quickly what it leads to.
Speaker 7: So the AI is taking a GI overview man.
Speaker 1: The AI is taking from a AI trailer. So look
it's cut. So on YouTube there's a fake trailer Arnold back.
So the AI thinks, oh, that's a real trailer for
the movie He's come back. Look at these AI images
of Arnold.
Speaker 3: But uh, it's writing.
Speaker 1: Exactly there you go, Dutch just coming back. We'll be
talking about him in twenty five. But yeah, I'm trying
to find here if he's spoken about it or not
so spoken anything, uh anything else.
Speaker 6: On the.
Speaker 3: You go, Kirk, I haven't gone yet, but I know
you didn't finish earlier.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna finish now. I'm gonna start something new and
then finish it all in the one go. Uh. I
mean yeah, I I I just love what this movie
was with with this adventure. But I think something I'm
really entice and excited about is just the potential of
doing these like animated adventures.
Speaker 5: With the predators.
Speaker 4: And honestly, I would be totally down to do one
without humans in it at all, like just predators hunting
like like true killers, you know, like like like the
most dangerous like humans with them, for sure, but like
I want to see just fucking alien creatures that they're
they're hunting, or like fucking cyborgs or something like. Let's
get crazy and we can do that in the animated space.
We don't have to worry about.
Speaker 3: You'll get a lot of that in bad Lands. I'm
pretty sure there we go.
Speaker 5: I'm ready, let's go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not finding anything on Arnold speaking, Dan gave
like a very like answer to me because they asked
him about Dutch and if this could play a role
in him coming back. He's like, so the movies was
made out of the Kunam warehouse, as the end moment
was in the original pitch, it felt like the end
of Radio Raiders of the Lost Arc. Certainly, Arnold, like
many other survivors, has a history of his or was
a survivor of his story, and one could easily imagine
him here up in Cairo are crro oh, my god, Cairo,
along with many other Earth Champion or Champion from other planets.
So it's he just gave very like yeah, the what happens?
Speaker 5: So is Arnold gonna be in the movie?
Speaker 11: Just having fun? Man making movies? Big adventure having a
great time, like that's.
Speaker 1: The most checked out, Like but yeah, no, I don't
actually see I don't know if anyone's really asked him
about it, so I don't know. Uh, I don't know
what the deal is.
Speaker 7: So yeah, TVD send him a DM.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I love this arc. It was unexpected and
just the idea that okay, they're all brought together and
I was trying to think, Okay, how how is this
possible and then getting that revelation. Okay, so this group
of predators, they if they lose one of their members
to a human, then they're kidnapping that human, throwing them
in a cry out and keeping them for a couple
hundred years to just battle it out when they see
fit for entertainment, which is just crazy. And I love
that concept because it's just three humans pulled out over
the course of over a thousand years. It's more than
a thousand years. Really, you probably can think that there's
lots of humans that have been pulled and pull spliced
at a time that have been all frozen in their
crowd containers that they just toss in every once in
a while. And yeah, it's just such a cool new
concept for Predator. I love it, and I really love
that they had a brief moment where they could talk
to each other and try to communicate at least, and
the idea behind that too, where you just have the
older in time you go, you have this tougher, grittier
human and then it starts to be a lot of
changes more it more becomes more more I guess, reasonable
and kind of logical and sound, and then it goes
to just like more present day, which like if you
take a present day person and put them in a
room with a human being that's over from a thousand
years ago, I feel like that person would kick a
modern days person's ass probably nine out of ten times.
I just feel like humans are built differently back then.
They're not built in the same way. Yeah, these days,
I think I think we're pretty soft. Pretty soft, So
speak for yourself.
Speaker 1: There cal that being said people my couch, I'm like Dan,
that being said, I got a sneak attack. They've never seen.
Speaker 9: This, going abalhalla, what a shot?
Speaker 1: No man, you put me in a room thousand years later.
I'm ready to go. I've been waiting for someone like you.
Let's do it. But again, like I by the way.
I haven't found any quotes.
Speaker 3: Leg I, so I was alluding to, Yes, there are
like persons of today a little bit weaker than the
person's back. Then it works.
Speaker 1: Move a line, let's go go.
Speaker 3: It works in both ways because I feel like the
dynamic shows that there's weaknesses for a person back that
even though they're stronger, they're not thinking, they're not reasonable,
they're not logical, and they're not initiative with their ideas.
Speaker 1: Where you just whistle on that person a thousand years
ago is fucking shocked. They're going to think, yeah, form
black magic or something.
Speaker 3: Then you have a person like Taurus who's he's analyzing
the situation. Okay, we're not going to fight, Hey we
can steal that ship. Hey we can get out of here.
He's looking at the different scenarios, and I think that
goes to show the strengths and the weaknesses of humanity
over hundreds to a thousand years. And I really like
that dynamic between these three characters. I think it was
really really fantastic. And so when they finally work together
and they figure it out and they team up and
they do this, I really really like it. And like
you highlighted Travis just the clash of cultures where the
Ninja didn't want to fight and he's putting his weapon down,
and the Viking couldn't fight because it's she wouldn't get
into Valhalla if it was an unarmed opponent. So there's
lots of stuff going on here. That's just it's really
cool to see that and just the strengths of humanity
and their weaknesses that create this dynamic and them ultimately
working together killing that creature and then going up against
the Grendel King, and that was just it was so cool.
When they got the ship, he lost his fucking arm
that he's on the ship, and I'm just it's excited
to know these characters are going to be coming back
in some shape or form in the future. But like
when they were just casually walking to the ship, flying away,
and then the guy fires this like harpoon chain and
hooks it, and then they get the ship and they
blast off, and then the Grendel King's like, let's go hunting.
And then you finally see down below like fucking fifty
of these ships and a whole fleet taking off to
go and capture get them back. It was just it
was really really exciting and really really awesome.
Speaker 1: So it's back to Arnold totally. Yeah, I agree with
that too. Do you remember you were playing around that time?
Did he record those hunting ground lines?
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, I think he did. I think he did.
Speaker 1: He so I have found that. Yeah, I found no
quotes to him talking about the movies, but he did do.
And I like this look of Dutch. I'd be down for. Yeah,
it'd be perfect.
Speaker 3: Like his shoulder.
Speaker 1: Well, well, I think the games that current Dane in
the movie took place in the eighties, so I think
this is like Dutch still in the hunt, like you know,
going after predators, I guess. But then yeah, all I
found Dan and h when they're making Prey. He just said,
there's still time for those guys. There's still around. Wouldn't
that be awesome? So I would say, when we're talking
about the Predator and the budgets, if they do another
a VP, they'll get a bigger budget. I think maybe
that's when you need to play, because not only do
you get Arnold back, not only to get Arnold back
with a Predator, you get Arnold fighting a Xeno Warf two.
Like I think there is a there's some gasoline there.
Weaver here too, which she's dead, so well.
Speaker 3: You know you can always a clone.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah boy bush Gate uh and then yeah they escape,
Like we said that Viking did not make it. I
one of my least favorite tropes, not just in this
when anytime it happens. Now, I hate any character that
can drive really well or fly really well and they
find a ship that they've never seen their life. But
he just he's not even been the ship and he
looks up to its like, I'm pretty sure if we
get there, I can fly that. You have no fucking idea.
What if you need a fucking predator tongue imprint? Like
he has no idea, And it's so many movies. It's
just the person can fly this device they've never found before.
I'm sure there's some aerodynamics where you can understand the movement,
but just the ash controls everything. It's like you don't
know that. So that's a trope. I want to know.
Speaker 3: How you feel is how you feel when you get
into a car, like I don't know how to fucking
drive this thing?
Speaker 5: Where's the tongue?
Speaker 1: Well? Yeah, I feel about every car though, every like
even a toy car. Look, I can't do this, there's
no guess. But like I just that's a trope. I
never want to see any movies again anytime you do it,
I dock like a point zero one off.
Speaker 7: But I think that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Like this planet might even have just like different gravity
to it as well. I mean, go yeah for the
rehearsal to see how hard it is to fly a plane.
I mean it's yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Give him credit because like flying, as you said, don't
fly a plane is very complicated. There's a lot of
stuff going on, and I think that gives a pilot
an edge over over another, like Joe Blow for sure,
And I think when you have a lot of experience
flying a plane or flying shipca especially when he was abducted.
He was much older at that point, so you know,
he went back home and the war's probably over, so
he's flown a lot more.
Speaker 1: So what if this predatorship like hooks in your nervous
system and you have to be a you know what?
Speaker 3: And he doesn't know, he has no idea. But I'm
pretty sure I can fly it, I feel again, And
maybe it's just I don't know anyone from the military myself,
but That's a common theme where at least they make
they make military individuals out to be like it's it's
a mission, and they're not to be overly optimistic, but
it's a mission. It's a mission. They see when you're
dealing with someone in the military, I think they're looking
for a path forward. They're looking for a path forward,
and they're looking for a path to like process the
situation and and this is it. There's no other way
to get out except for that ship. That's their way
on the shop.
Speaker 1: If I got my hands on, I think I can
drive it.
Speaker 3: It's reminiscent of The Predator's movie when Adrian Brody he
has no fucking clue how he's gonna fly the ship,
but he knows, yeah, he knows that, Okay, there's a
predator that I can cut down.
Speaker 1: Because there's there's a lot of there's a lot of.
Speaker 3: You understand, but it's the same thing.
Speaker 9: It's it's a callback.
Speaker 3: He doesn't have a plan, he doesn't know how to
fly the thing, but he's thinking logically. And I just
think like military individuals, they have that state of mind
to think and process things that other people can't, and
so they're very task oriented, and I think towards is like, Okay,
there's a ship, I'm gonna fly it. There's no other option.
If we want to live, that's what needs to be done.
And so he gets there, and sure he doesn't know
what to expect when he's in there, but I think
generally speaking, if he's a pilot and he can fly
an airplane, I think he's got a relatively good bead
on flying or at least taking off. Now, if he's
going to fuck up, if he's trying to get all
the way back to Earth, I'm not going to give
him that credit because where he's just gonna be flying
in space. I'm not saying, but he's got like fifty.
Speaker 4: Youchas that actually know how to fucking drive these ships
like that just left. Like I'd give him a better
chance if he had like a twenty minute head start
at least, but they like immediately run battalion.
Speaker 3: He's got the set of the Ninja, so that counts
for something like with one arm.
Speaker 1: One he's gonna bleed out and die.
Speaker 5: It'll feel so good.
Speaker 3: He looks over.
Speaker 1: Get ready they're preaching the ship. Oh my goun.
Speaker 3: But it's worth noting they somehow it cuts to the
hundred jokes. They're either going to get to Earth, which
I doubt, or the predators from Pretor too are going
to cross paths with them because he has that gun
from predator to that the predator throws to the cop
fucking Torres.
Speaker 1: All thanks, bitch, you're right, that gun does. But not
Rue also had that gun too, but that was.
Speaker 3: Before remember, so they it is because they kidnapped her
and threw her into the cryo. Now that was like
that was a few hundred years before Torres was abducted.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, you're right. Okay, so that does match up
timeline wise, So yeah, that gun's it does.
Speaker 3: So she she has the gun, she gets the gun
from the Frenchman, and then she gets subductive she'll talk about,
and then it's brought here. They give that gun to Torres.
Torres escapes with the gun, and it's not it's gonna Endice.
Speaker 1: Glover gets in nineteen like eighty nine or whatether.
Speaker 3: That's right, So these other predators could kill him or
something and then give the glut the gun to Glover,
who wins in that that fight in the nineties. Yeah,
so it's it goes around it.
Speaker 1: Does so, uh yeah, like we said, they escape somehow,
they fly away. They full battalion after them, gonna go hunting.
Who knows what happens those characters may those answers maybe
won't fades the black, But no, we're not over yet.
Is this the first time to post credit in the
Predator franchise? It's the first time did the Preder have one?
I can't recall any post credits?
Speaker 3: I don't remember any.
Speaker 1: It might be the first time we get one, and
all of a sudden we get like he you know,
down some moote raiders loss arc. You see all these
things going on. You see a guy walk you know,
they have the Viking lady frozen, she's laying down. They
walk by, since we're alien to that alien look recognizable
to you.
Speaker 3: I didn't recognize it, no, but they emphasized it.
Speaker 1: They did. This is where the Dutch thing came up,
because they walked by like a male soldier, but his
face was all like hidden and stuff, which I was like,
I don't know if that would work right now, but
it just it was weird that the alien and then
the next character's face were very clear, but the man's
face was very blank. Maybe it's just like something else.
Maybe it's someone from a fucking alien franchise. I don't know.
It just felt they're hiding that guy's face for some reason.
And then boom, Noahu was right there from Prey Amber
mid Thunder, which was so funny because me and taryare
talking about this yesterday and to and Trocknburgh does interviews
like well, you know, they ask him about Prey too.
He's like, well, if this one does really good, then
maybe we'll make Prey too. And I was like, well,
that doesn't make any fucking sense because like, what does
this have to do with Prey, Like, wouldn't that just
be based on praise number, not like an animated just
spin off. I still don't think exactly what he's saying
tracks like I feel like, you look at the Prey numbers, but.
Speaker 7: It doesn't Cracktenburg.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't Tracktenburg. But I guess they set up
for Yeah, she'd either be in one of these killers
killers on a planet or something else, right, because we
don't exactly know why they're keeping them. And I think
that would make sense for Prey too, because like you
could just go right back to her tribe and do
another predator another that location. But I think it kind
of fits now to take her and put her somewhere else.
I really like Amber as an actress. She's just really
good this see she was fun in Novacaine this year,
so I really hope pray too does happen. And I
think it's enough hook to see, Like I'm interested to
see what the next route would go with her. So
what did you guys think about this postcridit? She setting
up that, you know again she defeated that predator, but
they just took it as like a you know, a
try an audition pretty much to be living in a tank,
and now she's there taking away from a tribe just
frozen for decades.
Speaker 2: I mean, as the least deep in the lore. I
think I think it's fun because like, if this never
turns anything, it's like kind of a fun little Cameo.
Speaker 7: Easter egg situation.
Speaker 2: But also as you just pitch, like, I feel like
there is a thousand different ways you could take this
and turn it into a project. It could still be
live action, it could be bringing her even just the
voice into another animated thing. I feel like you have
a lot of options there, and like who knows where
that ship's gonna end up. It could get like, you know,
taken by someone else and and maybe they get saved
and then they get captured again.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: There's like, there's so many ways you could go. So
I think I think it's a fun moment. And considered
I've seen so few of these movies, it was cool
that like the post credit was a stinger that like
was still meaningful for me.
Speaker 7: It was like, oh, hell, yeah, I love that character
because Pray was a it was a great time. So yeah,
it's cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I thought this was fun. Definitely not something
I was expecting. I feel like seeing this though, it
made me think that like Pray Too was just less likely.
Speaker 5: To happen, and like.
Speaker 4: I didn't know about the comments or anything, but just
seeing her here, it's like, okay, we're just gonna see
her in the animated realm.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 4: That was just my initial reaction to it. But of course, yeah,
we could go many routes. This could be a bridge
to another live action prey to adventure, who knows.
Speaker 3: I think that's what they'd be leaning to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which I would love because I really like Pray one.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I was gonna say, because maybe if they
were when we tell about Arnold, if there's a situation
wherever he was like, hey, like I'm like sixty seventy,
I won't be run through the woods. He'd be perfect
for like, oh, let's do that story of amanation, ammanation,
amanation fuck animation. But with Amber, it's like, well, clearly
she's young. Probably she's still doing action movies. That's the
one you could do a live action, but maybe you
do a team. Who's his character Cedric House's name? In Taylor,
I don't who's Ursa. I'm forgetting who Ursa is?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I guess he might be using a real name, right
because he says Amber and ursa team of Cedric. If
we don't get it before, I doubt his using his
little fingers. But if we don't get it before, let
us know, because I don't know who that would be.
Hopefully you're not giving Taylor some like big you know,
oh my god, porn virus or something.
Speaker 9: Viking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, thank you Saidria. It's a long name. I
guess that depends, like a Kirkland's point, it's animation, sure,
but I wouldn't. I don't. It's not that I have anything.
It's animation. I just liked Amber and live action, and
I just feel like, unless it's serious, if we don't
want another one, why wouldn't you do that? And I
just kind of thought when Badlands is now going theatrical
that was the sign of success for Prey. It was like, Oh,
these are doing really well and streaming, let's make it theatrical.
So I would feel like, well, if Pray did really well,
I feel like Prey too, you can do enough that
you don't have to see a sequel. It's just or
you don't have to see the first one's just this character.
But if it's animation, then for sure I could see
them teaming up. So what are your thoughts on h.
Speaker 3: I I was not expecting a post credits scene in here,
and again it's not necessarily a post credits scene because
it was attached to the credits strive. So I was
just thinking about praying, why credits scene the make credit
because yeah, you see the ships just on paintings on
them on the rock walls and stuff like that. That's
that's all you get of them attacking the village or
appearing at the village. And that was just alluding to
what would have happened next, And obviously that was of
course before any of this was really in the works
are underway, because they weren't even we didn't know what
was going to happen after they put Prey on Disney Plus.
But anyways, the scene here with Narrow returning and being frozen,
I really really like it. I think it was awesome,
and I do hope that we get that live action
pick up story after the fact, because this is just
it's uncharreded waters. I've, like I said earlier, I've never
seen predators do this before. Maybe it's something they do
in the comics, because the comics really expand on his
the story and the world of Predator, but them doing
this as bad Bloods and yeah, having the whole archives
here of just different species, I thought maybe we were
going to see a xenomorph in there. For sure.
Speaker 1: I thought for sure, especially because they've been doing so
much like they got they have robots or whatever, the
androids and bad lines. I thought for sure there's going
to be a Zeno in there, but I guess not.
Speaker 3: Yeah then yeah, so yeah, with that theme kicking in
that with with her theme from Prey, that kicked in
and again just throughout the movie, just with the Predator
themes kicking in, Like when Tours was abducted and they
kicked it that full send of the Predator theme pop
it in. They're like, man, this is just awesome. I
love these themes so much. They're just it's really really
nice to hear them all like clash together in one project.
So I am definitely down to see uh uh Ursa
and uh Narru team up. I would love that in
live action, I really really would.
Speaker 1: What if they can only team of animation.
Speaker 3: If the only team of animation, then so be it.
Because I feel like, you know, Dylan, that pizza bet
a VP, it's uh that's that's coming. So I think.
Speaker 1: Between Bad and nine more Years, I got nine more years.
Speaker 3: Bad lens alien Omulus two.
Speaker 7: Genomorph was in one of the tubes. Would that have counted?
Would I have won?
Speaker 3: No, Travis says no.
Speaker 1: I've said it before. I don't think we ever had
the we'll have this minute conversation here we had on
the discord. For me, it has to be a fully
marked alien preader movie. Doesn't count of one pops up
an end credit or the little scene there. It had
his the risk on those terms of the step, and
if he.
Speaker 2: Didn't, really I don't think we, you know, sign an
official contract any more of a you know, honor code situation.
And I'm feeling dishonored right now.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling dishonored.
Speaker 2: I'm feeling like we're two leaves that grew together, but
we're falling alone in.
Speaker 1: That because you said an alien versus predator, an alien
being in a fucking tank strung up. He ain't versus anybody.
He's dead. He's doing the Baltimore you know, you know,
like that's what he's doing. So for me, it has
to be doesn't that be called a VP? Just they
gotta be fighting each other?
Speaker 3: And so in bad Lands, if an alien appears and
they fight at the market scene.
Speaker 1: They market it. The reason I say it's the market
because those movies were risk they were viewed terribly, and
that second one bombed. So that's why for me, I
was always like, do they want to do this when
these franchises are going well by themselves and the last
time that they killed them was putting them together, And
I think that's risky. I think they're smart to do
this layering. So that's I'm hoping they just layer for
another nine years and they can do it on the
eleventh year, and then I don't pizza if we get
If we get a predator bad Lands in two thousand
and thirty four or a VP, then I'm golden. But no,
I think Dylan has a pizza. But I'm still gonna
wait until it happens. But yeah, I think we're agatting that.
I think you're getting the Whalan tech there, and I
think a Predator is going to be in the Wrongless
sequel as well too, so I think they're gonna set
it up big time. And I thought we're actually get
one here, So I.
Speaker 3: Think you're gonna get that bad Lands predator and Romulus too,
because I again, all these predators died except the Grendel King,
which but it's classic fashion the predators die. But I think, yeah,
bad Lands, that's gonna be our first, our first predator.
Speaker 1: He's the main character for a reason. I said that
a Weekly Geek that I think that's why he's the
main characters because I want to build him up so
when he fights the alien, we can cheer for the
Predator because we've been with him before, so any final
thoughts before we do our ratings. Well, once twice sold
and I sold eight at ten. Had a good time,
enjoyed this. I would take more of it. Oh, perfect,
have a few issues, but yeah, ten, I had a
fun time watching prayers go through different errors and the
fun little twist. So that's where I.
Speaker 5: Am nine TENN.
Speaker 7: I would love to hear what your score is?
Speaker 5: Nine and ten?
Speaker 1: What's that? Tafou sick?
Speaker 2: I would like to share my score now, and that
is a.
Speaker 7: Uh seven seven?
Speaker 3: Send it? Oh send.
Speaker 7: Equations seven plus two plus three.
Speaker 3: Uh, I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go nine out of
ten because I would have loved a little bit more.
And it was not It wasn't like perfect, perfect, perfect,
but it exceeded my expectations.
Speaker 7: Wait, what were you what were you missing? I feel like,
what do you mean more of.
Speaker 3: I wanted to have a little bit more of just
the yeah, just the predator credit in the tree, a
little more presat tree, you know. I again, like, I
think I was not expecting how the stories were going
to converge. I really really am happy with how that
turned out, but I would have liked to have had
a little bit more. I guess build with our characters
with each other a little bit more even, just like
you were saying, Travis, each story could have had a
little bit more length to it, just with their development, right,
So I would have been happy with that, just to
get an extended period of time extended cut. Yes, please
do it, Danny, Danny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, please do it, Danny. Let me get in that room.
I think I know how to fly it. But ladies
and gentlemen, we are done. We will be back in
November for Predtor bad Lands and yeah, should be fun time.
Probably got a couple more trailers. Well, like I said,
we'll try and knock out some Marvel comics. See what
the Yakta has been up to when he's fighting Spider
Man and Wolverine and all that black panthers. Like I
want to go see that. But when Prater's in Wakonda,
I'm excited to see what he's doing over there. So
uh yeah, like I said, hopefully we'll do those, and
I promise you when we were doing that, it won't
be boring.
Speaker 6: But