Started by goose_3387, Feb 23, 2017, 11:23:02 AM
Quote from: SpeedyMaxx on Apr 12, 2017, 07:19:19 PMI assume it's about Spoilerrelative proximity and certain conditions, but I'm not sure it's said either way. Their world is 'cooling' while ours is warming - they mean to take it and hybridizing themselves with human DNA allows them to acclimate. I can't recall if there is a distinction made as to why they simply seem to hybridize to upgrade themselves/their strengths for other worlds, but there is at least a faction of the 'classic' Predators which feels it's gone too far, hence the 'hero' Predator in the script. As it's said in the script, their M.O. has changed and there is 'dissension in the ranks'.The other classic/'hero' Predators who show up later are housed at a government base - they 'defected' and contacted humans in order to alert them to the 'cold war' going on. They're allowed out at night to hunt. They communicate via a crude translation device.[close]
Quote from: Master on Apr 12, 2017, 07:58:49 PMSpoilerTurning one of the most distinct s-f plots into another generic alien invasion. Good God what a let down.[close]a
Quote from: SpeedyMaxx on Apr 12, 2017, 09:23:54 PMThere is a child protagonist (among other leads) and an adventure related to beings from outer space. But the similarities are pretty superficial. For example, Spielberg had a few less disembowelments in E.T.
Quote from: SpeedyMaxx on Apr 12, 2017, 10:56:12 PMYes, E.T. also disembowled people and used heavy weaponry. Same thing, really.