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Prey Lands Six Emmy Award Nominations!

Last year’s hit new Predator film, Prey, has made the awards circuit once again. After previously earning nominations for both the PGA and Critic’s Choice awards, Prey has been nominated for six prestigious Emmy awards by the US-based Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

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The nominations are as follows:
-Outstanding Television Movie
-Outstanding Directing For A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie:
Dan Trachtenberg
-Outstanding Picture Editing For A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie:
Angela M. Catanzaro, ACE / Claudia Castello
-Outstanding Music Composition For A Limited Or Anthology Series, Movie Or Special (Original Dramatic Score):
Sarah Schachner
-Outstanding Sound Editing For A Limited Or Anthology Series, Movie Or Special
-Outstanding Writing For A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie:
Patrick Aison / Story by Patrick Aison & Dan Trachtenberg

A big congratulations from us to the Cast & Crew of Prey!

We’re all still hoping for an eventual physical release of Prey, and we’re not the only ones, as we’ve consistently seen the request on Twitter.

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  1. ralfy
    Concerning "fundamental elements," I think some would involve something believable and unique. In this case, we had a goober predator which helped what appears to be a superhero. I would have considered a smart but injured predator facing a tribe and community of trappers that need to work with each other to survive.
  2. xShadowFoxX
    Quote from: SiL on Jul 23, 2023, 10:51:08 AM
    Quote from: Local Trouble on Jul 23, 2023, 08:44:25 AM
    Quote from: xShadowFoxX on Jul 23, 2023, 08:42:30 AM
    Quote from: Local Trouble on Jul 23, 2023, 08:28:02 AM
    Quote from: xShadowFoxX on Jul 23, 2023, 05:52:45 AMThe miracle being that we got an actual Predator movie that's critically acclaimed by critics, fans and audiences.

    An MTV Movie Award is the best that any Predator movie should ever get.

    Wasn't the original nominated for an Oscar?

    For VFX, yeah.  Not for anything close to Best Picture though.
    It's easy to forget the cloak was truly groundbreaking and a hell of an achievement at the time.

    These days I can remake it in about ten minutes in After Effects.

    Ain't that the truth. Even though newer films can do the cloaking better nowadays, I almost always return to the original, and even Predator 2 to some regard, because, I don't know why, I just prefer that original, wavy cloak rather than the more modern, more detailed cloaking.
  3. SiL
    Quote from: Local Trouble on Jul 23, 2023, 08:44:25 AM
    Quote from: xShadowFoxX on Jul 23, 2023, 08:42:30 AM
    Quote from: Local Trouble on Jul 23, 2023, 08:28:02 AM
    Quote from: xShadowFoxX on Jul 23, 2023, 05:52:45 AMThe miracle being that we got an actual Predator movie that's critically acclaimed by critics, fans and audiences.

    An MTV Movie Award is the best that any Predator movie should ever get.

    Wasn't the original nominated for an Oscar?

    For VFX, yeah.  Not for anything close to Best Picture though.
    It's easy to forget the cloak was truly groundbreaking and a hell of an achievement at the time.

    These days I can remake it in about ten minutes in After Effects.
  4. Local Trouble
    Quote from: xShadowFoxX on Jul 23, 2023, 08:42:30 AM
    Quote from: Local Trouble on Jul 23, 2023, 08:28:02 AM
    Quote from: xShadowFoxX on Jul 23, 2023, 05:52:45 AMThe miracle being that we got an actual Predator movie that's critically acclaimed by critics, fans and audiences.

    An MTV Movie Award is the best that any Predator movie should ever get.

    Wasn't the original nominated for an Oscar?

    For VFX, yeah.  Not for anything close to Best Picture though.
  5. Yautja888
    Quote from: skhellter on Jul 16, 2023, 07:27:15 PM
    Quote from: Yautja888 on Jul 16, 2023, 06:35:21 PMWait, I should base my opinion on other people's opinions ? :laugh:  :laugh:

    you dislike Prey because of "its politics".

    Your fave youtuber probably said something mean about it and you cried.  :'(

    I don't care about youtubers's opinions. I don't do politics, I don't even vote.:laugh:
    I hate Prey for the same reasons I hate The Predator, or Predators, or AVP or AVPR.
    They don't possess the fundamental elements I need for a Predator movie. As I said before
    I'm a romantic. I need my Winston designed preds, I need Silvestri's score.I need my skinned
    human bodies. I need pratical fx. I'd pratically need panavision lenses too. :laugh:
    Let's respect each other opinions.I know it's not gonna happen but maybe the fanbase will
    ask for what I'm asking too, at least concerning the preds design.Miracles happen.
  6. Mr.Turok
    Quote from: SiL on Jul 17, 2023, 08:33:08 PMSo do I, but the filmmakers themselves hammered home the idea repeatedly (the cluster bombs being an early version of the self destruct, for example).
    I had no idea? I thought they were just another weapon to use. Now this leads to the question of self destruct being a new rule of preserving honor or Feral being hot headed enough to believe that he wouldn't ever need to use the self destruct as intended and for a weapon against the French Trappers instead.

    Quote from: SiL on Jul 17, 2023, 08:33:08 PMIt's glaring to show a cloaking device devoid of its signature weakness with no explanation and I'm surprised that seems to be such a controversial statement.

    I saw it in the same way I see how tech is in real life, like say firearms for instance. Some firearms have advantages and disadvantages over others and are constantly going under development. Pistols, Shotguns, Rifles, Sniper Rifles, ect all have a different role to play and even then within their respective functions, not all truly stand above the other. Like how some rifles have a longer barrel and stronger mechanism that allows to shoot heavier calibers but at the cost of some mobility due to the added weight. Or some can hold more types of ammunition over others and some can shoot more accurately than others.

    I suspect that the cloak back then had stronger effectiveness at being water resistant but at the cost of a less effective invisibility. Cloaking as we see in more modern times like in 87 got better invisibility but at the cost of outright no water resistance. And Dan's comments on Feral's cloaking supports my theory seeing how he said the cloak is a older version of the previous films.
  7. oduodu
    Quote from: Local Trouble on Jul 18, 2023, 08:07:17 AMTrue.  I thought Prey was pretty mid, to be honest, but I don't care enough about the franchise to say much about it either.  I leave that to the soda-drinking Predator fans.

    i admit that i not much enough of a fan of theb pred franchise.

    BUT

    I wanted to known from those that

    ARE

    if the direction Prey took was ok not ok bad good and all yje accompanying reasons why.

    its the sometimes lack of a "yay or nay"  that kind of surprises/confuses me.

    its like no one really cares enough about whats going on to speak up.


    tags:
    speculation
    suspicion
  8. Local Trouble
    True.  I thought Prey was pretty mid, to be honest, but I don't care enough about the franchise to say much about it either.  I leave that to the soda-drinking Predator fans.
  9. SiL
    Which works both ways. Nobody's getting upset about things that aren't meaningful to them - but at the same time nobody's getting defensive about things that aren't meaningful to them.

    That can obviously get volatile but for the most part people here have reasonable conversations.
  10. oduodu
    Quote from: [cancerblack] on Jul 17, 2023, 09:16:44 PMI think it's just that most people aren't really bothered by details like that when they enjoyed the film overall. It's a bigger issue for people who aren't inclined to cut it as much slack due to goodwill.

    yes but that s mainly because the movie AND  franchise means something to them on a very personal and spiritual level.

    it why it s like that, that interests me
  11. SiL
    Quote from: [cancerblack] on Jul 17, 2023, 09:16:44 PMI think it's just that most people aren't really bothered by details like that when they enjoyed the film overall.
    I don't know, PAS seems to get personally offended every time I mention anything that could be seen as slightly negative about the film.

    It's not even an issue for me watching the movie. It just strikes me as incongruent with the vibe they were going for with Feral overall.
  12. Engineer
    Quote from: SiL on Jul 17, 2023, 08:33:08 PM
    Quote from: [cancerblack] on Jul 17, 2023, 08:28:41 PMPersonally I think for a species cavorting around the galaxy with FTL 300 years is the rounding error on a weekend bender if you took the wrong turn at alpha centauri.
    So do I, but the filmmakers themselves hammered home the idea repeatedly (the cluster bombs being an early version of the self destruct, for example).

    It's glaring to show a cloaking device devoid of its signature weakness with no explanation and I'm surprised that seems to be such a controversial statement.

    I wouldn't call that a controversial statement. You're right; the film does not address it, but it's just not something that bothers me because there's many rational explanations for it. I guess this is where headcanon comes in to fill the gaps. Mine is, it came down to choice for each predators' preferred cloaking tech (and weapons). Some liked a more advanced tech while others didn't. It's not all that different from human hunters choosing different camo patterns; some patterns work better than others but it really just boils down to the hunter's choice when selecting their gear.
  13. [cancerblack]
    I think it's just that most people aren't really bothered by details like that when they enjoyed the film overall. It's a bigger issue for people who aren't inclined to cut it as much slack due to goodwill.
  14. SiL
    Quote from: [cancerblack] on Jul 17, 2023, 08:28:41 PMPersonally I think for a species cavorting around the galaxy with FTL 300 years is the rounding error on a weekend bender if you took the wrong turn at alpha centauri.
    So do I, but the filmmakers themselves hammered home the idea repeatedly (the cluster bombs being an early version of the self destruct, for example).

    It's glaring to show a cloaking device devoid of its signature weakness with no explanation and I'm surprised that seems to be such a controversial statement.
  15. Engineer
    Quote from: SiL on Jul 17, 2023, 03:57:59 AM
    Quote from: Engineer on Jul 16, 2023, 10:06:01 PMHe (feral) had a preference for using less sophisticated weaponry,
    But also cloaking devices that are better than available two hundred years later!
    Preferences are preferences 🤷 lol
    Some hunters use fancier camo too so I don't see an issue there


    simple explanation is that feral chose a cloak that was more water proof than the others. It's speculative, but within the realm of reason and plausibility. It's easy enough to assume feral liked more primitive weapons and more water proof/resistant cloaking.
  16. PAS
     Show me in the movie where it's said "this predator is using primitive technology".
     And no, the words of a writer, director, actor or whatever have no bearing on this because it's not represented in the movie. The Cloak is just a different type of cloak, the same way we have seen different types of spears, wristblades, discs, heat vision and even plasma casters.
  17. SiL
    Notice neither of those are presented as primitive technology.

    Also notice I'm not complaining about bear blood. Opaque liquids don't seem to bother the cloak - again, fairly consistent.
  18. PAS
    Right, and all other Predators also never had their cloak fail after being impacted by bullets or even bleeding on it, the cloak has never been consistent in these films, and this one is VISIBLY different from every other cloaking device by working in "chunks" around the body and being red
  19. SiL
    ... and didn't short out in water, the most consistently displayed weakness since the first movie.

    It shorting out in ash makes sense. It's made very fine particles, it would screw with whatever mechanism is working to bend the light. But so would water. Having one affect it but not the other just makes it feel very superficial.
  20. ralfy
    Quote from: PAS Spinelli on Jul 16, 2023, 09:20:53 PMPredator surely never had any politics in it right, it's not like the first 2 movies have a major subplot about how the government and military will use people as expandable assets, that is not political at all, nah

    I'm guessing that a subsequent one would have involved that given any report by Dutch to his superiors, but by the second movie, societies were already falling apart due to crime and economic problems.

    There was the part in the second movie, though, where one gov't group pretending to be part of the DEA wanted to capture the predator, and that Dutch was supposed to have been its leader. (They couldn't continue that because Arnold backed out.)
  21. Engineer
    Quote from: Superstitious Man on Jul 16, 2023, 09:17:52 PMPrey was great - loved it.

    Predator 1 remains my fav, with Pred 2, Predators and Prey level-pegging.

    The Predator obviously comes last.

    The only thing I didn't like about Prey was the Predator design. I don't like this obsession with having to re-design it all the time. Its mouth opened far too wide and the bone mask sucked. It reflected more primitive technology - yet they still mastered space travel. Didn't stack-up for me. But aside from the Pred' face and mask, Prey is a solid 8/10.

    Hopefully more to come.

    Currently reading all the comics. Even the Archie ones!

    Re: the primitive technology but still mastered space travel bit.

    My take on that real quick: He (feral) had a preference for using less sophisticated weaponry, but that doesn't necessarily mean the more high tech weapons we've seen in other films weren't available to him. Lot of modern day human hunters chose to use bow and arrows for example (of varying technological sophistication there too). My grandpa prefers his rifle, while my uncle prefers a traditional bow. Sometimes they switch it up and use a compound bow. Either way, I just took that as feral's personal hunting preference to use less sophisticated weaponry.
  22. PAS
     Predator surely never had any politics in it right, it's not like the first 2 movies have a major subplot about how the government and military will use people as expandable assets, that is not political at all, nah
  23. Superstitious Man
    Prey was great - loved it.

    Predator 1 remains my fav, with Pred 2, Predators and Prey level-pegging.

    The Predator obviously comes last.

    The only thing I didn't like about Prey was the Predator design. I don't like this obsession with having to re-design it all the time. Its mouth opened far too wide and the bone mask sucked. It reflected more primitive technology - yet they still mastered space travel. Didn't stack-up for me. But aside from the Pred' face and mask, Prey is a solid 8/10.

    Hopefully more to come.

    Currently reading all the comics. Even the Archie ones!
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