Prey (Predator 5)

[AC_808]

I'm actually quite curious how the movie-makers are going to play this out. It's going to be a mis-match. Very much the under-dog story.

The movie-makers will need to be very creative, I think. And the use of mud to counter the Predator's infra-red vision has already been done ...twice. So I want to see how they will pull this off next.

[ZenLogikos]

Originally Posted by EnShinNoi

I think having the actors speak English will spoil the immersion. I did read it will be dubbed in Comanche but it's not the same when the lips aren't in sync.

Originally Posted by ZenLogikos

And I agree about the language issue. That's the only hesitation I have. It's one thing to suspend disbelief with modern settings where they speak English out-of-place, but tribal peoples speaking English is harder to take. Would've preferred a proper spoken and subbed experience.

Good news! Just read that the film was shot in English AND Comanche, by the whole cast. It is the first movie in history with a full Comanche dub.

Originally Posted by AC_808

I'm actually quite curious how the movie-makers are going to play this out. It's going to be a mis-match. Very much the under-dog story.

The movie-makers will need to be very creative, I think. And the use of mud to counter the Predator's infra-red vision has already been done ...twice. So I want to see how they will pull this off next.

Being set 300 years ago, the Pred may not be utilizing infrared in hunts, yet. He may be relying on his dreadlock sensory organs.

[AC_808]

Originally Posted by ZenLogikos

Good news! Just read that the film was shot in English AND Comanche, by the whole cast. It is the first movie in history with a full Comanche dub.



Being set 300 years ago, the Pred may not be utilizing infrared in hunts, yet. He may be relying on his dreadlock sensory organs.

I don't know, man. I feel like if the Predators have interstellar travel technology, then they definitely should have infra-red technology. Infra-red tech is less complicated than interstellar travel tech. And we know they have interstellar travel tech because they traveled to Earth.

I mean, right now in our current technology, we have infra-red tech and we don't even have interstellar travel tech, yet.

[MrYac]

Originally Posted by Augen

I'd argue "Predator" series has been very hit or miss. Flip a coin and it could be fun or it could be terrible. At the very least this is an interesting direction to me going back in time making the Predator a major threat (without having to do something like a "Super Predator" or whatever they did with that mess of the last entry in the series).

that's my point, i have no good will left for any of these creators

[ZenLogikos]

Originally Posted by AC_808

I don't know, man. I feel like if the Predators have interstellar travel technology, then they definitely should have infra-red technology. Infra-red tech is less complicated than interstellar travel tech. And we know they have interstellar travel tech because they traveled to Earth.

I mean, right now in our current technology, we have infra-red tech and we don't even have interstellar travel tech, yet.

I didn't say they didn't have infrared tech, just that they may not be using it for hunts yet. They're always upgrading their tech, but they're also 'noble' to a point, so may not have adopted it yet due to some 'code' of theirs.

[The Dark Knight]

Predator films have been mostly hit for me. Only the last Shane Black Film was terrible. What i really hate is AVP... So i have faith in the new Predator Film. Film makers still set things back on track with the new film and we can all pretend like Predator 4 never happened.

[AC_808]

Originally Posted by ZenLogikos

I didn't say they didn't have infrared tech, just that they may not be using it for hunts yet. They're always upgrading their tech, but they're also 'noble' to a point, so may not have adopted it yet due to some 'code' of theirs.

Hmm ...maybe. Seems like a stretch. We shall see, tho.