Quote from: overthere on Aug 28, 2022, 09:07:20 AMQuote from: Engineer on Aug 28, 2022, 09:05:08 AMQuote from: overthere on Aug 28, 2022, 08:59:05 AMQuote from: Engineer on Aug 28, 2022, 08:28:17 AMPredators aren't a team they're a species of alien...
They aren't capable of having different races like humans?
We've been over this. Do my illustrative examples mean nothing to you?
We don't want to watch movies about the whole species of whatever Predator-species is.
We want to watch the interesting, clever human hunting that they do.
And Feral did not provide that.
After all the examples of Michael Myers sitting and eating, Chicago Bulls, etc...
I give up as well.
Who is "we" exactly?
Because I've been a fan since 1987 and absolutely DO want to see this sort of story telling from this franchise. The scores on rotten tomatoes are decent enough too, so I suspect I'm not in the minority here either...
Naru was genuinely clever, outsmarting the predator better than anyone else had in the previous movies...
I mean, it's ok if you just didn't like the movie though...
I like Naru and I do like the movie, but I wish the Predator acted more like the Predator that I got interested in. If this was my first encounter with the Predator as character, I would not find him interesting at all.
That's fair. And, to go back to my previous remark, it's ok not to like the movie, but that doesn't mean this predator is somehow not a predator due to its behavior (or appearance)...
We know almost nothing about their species... their physical diversity or their cultural/behavioral diversity...
I was just saying this to a friend before. We have hunting laws in America (the US), that most people honor. They honor the laws but that's not the same as honoring their prey. The ones who don't, the ones who break the law, are poachers (bad bloods, if you will). But, those laws are specific to our country. Other countries have different laws; some have no laws at all around hunting...
So, given the diversity in hunting laws/practices between countries, or even individuals, here on earth, why is it so off the wall to think the predators might not all have the same laws, morals, honor codes themselves?
Seems narrow minded to me that they'd all act exactly the same as the jungle hunter imo...