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Speaker 1: Uh, we've got a lot of bad Lands news Predator

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Speaker 2: News later on me when you I'm assuming it was

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you that put it in the note on the predator

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bad Land connection.

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Speaker 3: No, it is Travis, Okay.

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Speaker 2: Like it was like, what even was the note Predator

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is the villain of bad Lands or something. I thought

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it was like a crossover property as as in the

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bad Lands with something else, and we're getting some interesting

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predator inclusion.

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Speaker 1: But uh, it's from the predator's point of view.

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Speaker 2: Ooh, that's interesting. That that tingles my my fancy a

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little bit.

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Speaker 4: Has that never been done before?

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Speaker 3: Probably be the closest.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Like there's some sequences and kind of all

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the predators have moments of like from the predator's view

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right of them, like seeing their prey with the.

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Speaker 4: More like a horror element.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess so.

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Speaker 2: But that's interesting. Bad Lands laid on me, Taylor, give

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me some beats.

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Speaker 5: Uh, that's all I got that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just because I mean, there was some other

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information that I sourced where it looks like we're going

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to be visiting like an alien world too for a

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part of it, a part of the movie which is

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very exciting.

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Speaker 5: So I think that on top of visiting.

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Speaker 4: Sorry by alien world like alien the.

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Speaker 1: French, not alien like that, just another alien planet, which

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is I think that's great.

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Speaker 3: On my planet where my planet driver Adam.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think though.

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Speaker 1: That you just dealing with a predator where it's basically

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their Yeah, it's their their adventure, their journey, that they're

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the main protagonists. That's just such a different concept, and

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it's a brilliant idea on how to keep this franchise

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fresh and going, especially because you had that success of Prey,

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which Prey was piggybacking off of the the classic and

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the the the general theme of Predator where you have

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someone who is severely in over their head and they're

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able to use their smarts and not just their muscles

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or technology to overcome sophistically technologically more advanced, hyper intelligent

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predator like creature. So I think that being the most

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reoccurring thing with this franchise being able to turn it

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on its feet. Now, just give us that kind of

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like this this character, like, I don't know if we're

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gonna have human characters in this show, in this movie.

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I don't know what the deal is gonna be like

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if it's actual just a predator's going Oh, there definitely

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will be, but not in like a mainline sense. Like

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if this movie starts off where we're following this predator

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and building a relationship and a connection with this predator,

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like on their first hunt on an alien planet, hunting

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aliens we've never seen before, that's gonna be the coolest

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thing ever. And then they're gonna like they're gonna beam

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back up to their main Predator mothership, but we're gonna

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see a bunch of predators, like and they're communicating and

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talking and they're like, Oh, we're gonna send you to

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Earth for a hunt. It's like, Oh, this is gonna

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be so cool just getting this kind of like perspective

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and just being able to explore the more the origin.

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that was the only Predator movie that we've ever gotten

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to see live action in the Predator whole world. And

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so if we get to see a little bit more

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of that kind of home world vibe, that's just going

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to be great. There's so many blanks with this this

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ip and this the species that could be filled by

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doing a project on this type of esthetic and this

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type of direction and narrative, and so it really has

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me excited just to see and learn so much.

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Speaker 5: More about their culture and how.

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Speaker 1: They do things, because at its base and at its core,

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the only thing I could really speak to with predators

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is Okay, they won't kill you if you're armed.

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Speaker 5: They won't kill you if you're a.

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Speaker 1: Kid, I guess, but there's weird kind of convolusion convolusions.

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Speaker 4: They're How young do you have to be for them

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to not kill you what?

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have this kid in the graveyard with a toy gun

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and he's like benda banga bang baby bang bang, and

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the predator sees that and like locks it on the gun,

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but doesn't kill the kid because the kid lowers a

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Speaker 5: I don't know. I'm not exactly sure what they were

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Speaker 2: Line ev P one, you know he finds whalen heart

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problems too old. Yeah, right, there's a middle area, a

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little golden goldiewalk Zone for the best age to kill someone.

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Speaker 4: Do we know if this one's going theatrical? Unlike Praise Okay.

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Speaker 5: This one is.

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Speaker 3: It was pretty theatrical because it was around COVID. I

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can't remember them.

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Speaker 1: No, this was them just trying to get their toes

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wet in cheaper but franchise exactly, and because of its success.

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to streaming as well. But then they were like, Okay,

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we'll give it some more money. Pray did great, Let's

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throw it on the big screen.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I do wonder.

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Speaker 3: Did they re release Pray at all?

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Speaker 1: Like, did they have they did a physical They did

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a physical release, but they did not do never been

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Speaker 4: Interesting, Yeah, I guess I wonder them what the budget

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of this movie is.

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Speaker 5: I mean, I don't know.

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Speaker 4: If we have that information, we probably When is it

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coming out? Is it coming out next year? Taylor?

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Speaker 5: Let me get a date.

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Speaker 4: Is it done filming at this point? What's the status

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of this film right now?

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Speaker 5: Because they have.

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Speaker 1: An official release date of November seventh, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 2: Oh so it's it's kind of some work left to

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and send her out the door. I guess, yeah, humans

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why Pray was his success. And Pray was a different

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kind of success because it wasn't a box office success.

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expert on Prey. We did the Alien retro and I

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watch those AVP movies, but I'm not an expert on

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these movies at all. I kind of what I really

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loved about Pray is is that it was kind of

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a pretty simple story with easy, kind of relatable characters,

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and it seemed like a more simplistic thing. They weren't

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of just making mistakes and things bigger and grander and crazier.

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to different planets, going back to the alien home world,

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having all these different predators communicating fan dangling each other,

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sounds like a really expensive movie, and I feel like, Okay,

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maybe give it a little more juice on the on

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the money front. But also like you don't want this

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the point where you have to make it be a

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huge success at the box office for it to get

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its return, right, And I don't know, I kind of

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or vibe of what Prey was, But just like I

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that movie and released on the big screen. I think

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it was perfectly cinematic and bombastic enough and enough of

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like a kind of a blockbuster type thing. So I

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don't know, we'll see. I guess I maybe am worried

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for them if they go to Ham with this. In

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terms of some of those pitches you had, it just

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seems like maybe taking the wrong lesson like that just

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sounds very avp to me, and like v was not

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a success at the we have the numbers for that, right,

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not a success. So I don't know, we'll see.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, just getting to kind of what you were talking

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about Taylor with like the setup of I guess the

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idea what the movie is it?

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Speaker 3: Actually, you reminded me too.

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Speaker 2: I actually just recently watched Predators, which is pretty similar

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to kind of what you're pitching, where like right, like,

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Speaker 3: An alien planet.

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Speaker 2: The only difference is it's not from the Predator point

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of view, so it would seem like this would kind

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Speaker 3: From the Predator point of view.

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having humans in there. I just feel especially since we

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just that side of it, because I'm right there with you.

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their their traditions and and like what their their code

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of conduct has to be, you know, the the Assassin's

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creed of the Predators, because I'm sure they have their

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own tenants and rules and whatnot to follow. So I

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like what I'm hearing for sure, and I I agree

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with Dylan and some of like the maybe potential I

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flags of of of of what maybe they're they're getting

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away from what they learned, of like why Pray was

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like ninety nine percent.

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Speaker 2: Maybe they're just like someone crash lands on this planet

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I like that idea.

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it's something different and fresh and new and that could

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maybe I think I don't because I want to think

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I'm cool and interesting, unique, but then maybe I'm in theater.

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I'm like, I'm not feeling connected to this guy because

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Speaker 5: Yeah, well, it's like Transformers, right.

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Speaker 1: I think you have several Transformers movies where the Transformers

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are having relationships with the humans and like the humans

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the main characters, and so I think that, But.

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Speaker 4: Then movies are never from the Transformers point of view?

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Speaker 5: Are they.

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Speaker 1: Who?

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Speaker 5: But that might be up to interpretation.

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Speaker 1: So I feel like if people do pitch that idea

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Transformers doing doing their stuff. They're they're battling and everything

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like that. And I know we got that Prime movie,

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that animated one which I've not seen yet, and i'd

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like to because I heard good things like that one.

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Speaker 5: That might be it. I can't remember what it was called.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's kind of like what I'm thinking, like

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we would need but more like than a live action

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CGI kind of style, just without the humans. But I

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mean in the concept like for Predator, like do something

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like that with Predator but with no humans. I'm okay

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to do a Predator movie to avoid of humans. Maybe

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at the end you have any strigg of like like, oh,

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he's on his hunt now he's going to Earth and

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we can all be all giddy like, oh Earth humans.

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Speaker 4: Fuck. So yeah, I can't what is the what is

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predator speech? Like they make grunts and things like that,

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or can they speak English?

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Speaker 5: It's like they can speak English.

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Speaker 4: They can speak Oh yeah, fuck, you're gonna pull up.

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Speaker 3: The Predator video laughing.

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Speaker 4: And how do they do that? Is it like a

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voice box situation? That is beyond imagine their lungs and

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or their vocal chords. They're looking awfully different than a humans.

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Speaker 2: They look pretty yeah, pretty abnormal. It's yeah, No, I

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don't remember them speaking English at all. All I remember

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is after the first Predator when you have the predator laughing.

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It sounds very very interesting. See if I can find

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see Taylor's he's finding there. It's interesting, like just the

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topic of like having humans in these in these films,

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and like, has there ever been a live.

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Speaker 3: Action movie without like just regular.

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Speaker 2: Humans in the movie, Like if it is just a

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CGI character even though it is like in a live

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action world, is that There's got to be something out there,

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But like it's hard for me to really picture that,

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Like if if they were going to do a project

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that is not an animated project, but there's also not

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like humans involved.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, this is this is it?

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Speaker 5: Let me know if you can hear this? Can you

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hear it?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 5: No, I don't know share my audio.

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Speaker 4: Moral of the story. Though the Predator can speak English, Yes,

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I definitely can. Is that what you want though, Taylor?

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When you're talking how like the predators can talk to

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each other? Like are you wanting like subtitle like gurgly

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noises or because it wouldn't really make sense for them

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to speak English back on their home base, right, you.

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Speaker 1: Actually make a very good point, because I don't know

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if I'll be able to find it in here. It's here,

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so you have I have seen you have seen this one,

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so right here, this is what you get. You get

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Preder's talking to each other. That was horrible because it

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didn't actually Shredley to English.

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Speaker 5: That's all we get.

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Speaker 4: You assume what they're saying to each other. But they're

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not speaking English here right, just noises.

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Speaker 5: No, They're they're talking like Preder language.

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Speaker 2: You do the Avatar two thing where it starts off

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with them speaking their their alien language, and then it

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just like morphs into English just for the sake of

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the film. You know, we we we we take it

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as they're speaking their own language, but for the sake

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of the film, we can understand them. I don't know

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how they would do it, because they wouldn't do the

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whole thing subtitled.

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Speaker 5: It would work for me.

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Speaker 3: No, that's not what they would.

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Speaker 1: I don't know why that's that should be changed in English.

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I don't know what they're doing here with that.

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Speaker 3: But maybe you just you know, you self translated it

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when you saw it the first.

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Speaker 5: I knew exactly learned the language. It's I'm like, I'm.

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Speaker 1: Big on the subtitles now these days, and so I

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think that I think that would be more fitting because

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when a predator is talking in their own language, they're

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clicking and they're making crow sounds. I don't know if

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you've heard like a crow like that.

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Speaker 4: Those are two very different goodbye both okay in between

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the two. Yeah, well there's no way though they're gonna, Okay,

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Pray with success, let's go to the big screen with

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not a single word spoken in English and just subtitles

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the whole time. There's no way they do that.

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Speaker 3: There's no way. There's absolutely no way.

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Speaker 2: When they speak like the you know, the Predator version,

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like they did that with Pray, right, they released the

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two versions.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true.

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Speaker 1: Like when thet when when the Predator does speak English,

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it's much more like like you have Arnold, like what

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the hell are you?

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Speaker 5: And then the Preaderor's like ah you.

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Speaker 4: Like okay, talking like the parakeet or something.

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Speaker 5: Something like that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, like they repeat what people, They repeat what people

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say okay, like like a baby, yeah, gotcha?

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: The Preador too, there's a lot of that in the

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second Preader movie, because like you have the kid I

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was talking about the gun, and he's like, want some candy,

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and then the mom calls the kid away.

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Speaker 5: And so when the predator is dealing with.

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Speaker 1: Our main like protagonist movie, the predator is like, want

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some candy.

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Speaker 4: Like any the predator won't kill someone if they have

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a weapon earlier.

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Speaker 1: He will, But it really depends on the situation. Like

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there's you have this female cop chase and predator and

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she's got a gun and the preader picks her up

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and sees that she's pregnant.

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Speaker 5: So the Preadtor's like, Okay, I'm gonna leave you.

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Speaker 1: But then you have a VP where Whalen is like,

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don't turn your back on me and fucking blast them

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with fire, and the predator is just.

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Speaker 5: The predators just like ices him with his blades. So

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it's situational interesting stuff.

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Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, depends on the Klan.

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Speaker 4: I'm struggling to understand this world of Predator.

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Speaker 5: But maybe that's why we need this movie.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true from his perspective. Finally we can see

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how he.

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Speaker 5: Thinks anything else on the Predator topic.

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Speaker 4: No, take me home.

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Speaker 3: I hope it's a banger. I hope it's a banger.

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Speaker 4: I hope it's not bad.

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Speaker 1: Uh well, we're gonna take our last ad break before

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we get into some trailer, so we'll be right back.