PREDATOR 2 (1990) MOVIE REACTION - THAT SKULL LOOKS FAMILIAR! - First Time Watching - Review 

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Bill Paxton... the only one who killed by a Terminator Alien and Predator 😉

The gun has 2 meanings; one is: a trophy 🏆 for defeating one of them. And second, to show him how long they have been here.

Giving him the gun was to emphasize how long they'd been visiting Earth and the Alien skull was to show they hunt everywhere across the galaxy/universe.

Not only was it shot in LA, they were allowed to actually land a helicopter in the streets of LA, and Danny Glover actually dropped off a 10-story building on a descender rig for the chasing the Predator sequence. No CGI.

Fun fact about the flintlock is that the original story behind it was in a comic called predator:1718 (I believe) where a pirate captain is mutinied by his crew on an island and try to kill him, but the predator(elder) sees him and helps him. Afterwards the captain is fatally wounded and gives his flintlock to the predator, which is why in the movie when he says, take it in a different voice it’s because that’s what the pirate captain said to him before he died, but not a lot of people knew that story, so that’s why they decided to include it in prey so that way there could be a connection.

If I remember correctly Predators are drawn to places of conflict because that's where you tend to find warriors and thus the worthiest opponents so it seems quite likely they'd be attracted to an ongoing gang war. Predators are about the challenge and glory but they adhere to a code as you saw with the pregnant cop, the unarmed people and the victor of the battle. If you're not a threat or a worthy opponent they'll basically pass you by because there's no self preservation or glory in it for them. Tbh, as sad as it is they actually have better ethics than a lot of humans. 😅

The first is iconic The sequel was burtal and awesome

I love Danny Glover in this. He's great in the Lethal Weapon movies as well.

I believe the Xenomorph skull was a fun nod to the Alien v Predator comics that were out then. For years I had noticed it in theaters, but nobody would believe me about that Easter Egg in the movie, not until DVDs were out, really.

"Want some candy?" from Predator is one of the creepiest line I've heard.

RIP the legend Bill Paxton, the monster trifecta man! This guy knew how to pick the legendary movies.

i love that you guys figured out the "honor" code part of not killing kids and pregnant ladies. the predator lore goes so deep. so much deeper than the movies ever explore.

The Predator is a hunter. (In fact, in a later sequel, characters remark that "Hunter" would make a better nickname for him than "Predator.") It's a custom among hunters as old as hunting itself that a hunter does not claim prey that is in the reproductive process. That is pregnant, nursing or copulating. Part of the reason might be chivalry, but it's more about making sure there will be game to hunt next season.

"And that thing is massive... look at how broad it's shoulders are!" The actor who played the Predator in both the original and Predator 2 was Kevin Peter Hall. He was 7'2" tall and a former basketball player. He was chosen for his height, because they needed to sell that this was a big friggin' monster when he was in scenes with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his athleticism, because they needed him to do most of his own stunts in the suit (it's very hard to find stunt actors who are 7 feet tall.)

The Xenomorph skull originally in this movie was a tribute since both franchises were created by Fox. The real reason why it was in the film is because: "In the climax of the film, we see the Xenomorph skull in the trophy cabinet. This wasn’t in the script. As Hopkins was touring Stan Winston’s studio, he saw the xenomorph skulls on Winston’s wall and said “We have to have that in the movie”. He quickly storyboarded it in there. Fox wanted to cut it out but Hopkins fought to keep it." But because of it it spawned the “what if” then Dark Horse comics who had the rights to the IPs created the series Aliens vs Predator. It wasn’t until years later they decided to make it into the movie. The Aliens vs Predator series is not conical to the Alien universe. So it was THIS movie that spawned the what if.

Danny Glover is just under 6' 4". The Predator and the older Leader in the ending were played by the same actor who played the Predator in the first movie. The rest of the predators were played by LA Lakers NBA players.

This blew me away when i saw this in 1990......one of the few sequels that easily equalled the original! I remember people complaining LA would never be that violent 7 years later then a couple of years later the LA riots took place!

The naked woman in the Colombian dealer's apartment was played by Teri Weigel, a well known XXX film star in the 1990's.

Fun Fact: While the movie was filmed on location, the scene with King Willy was shot in an alley in a very dangerous part of town. There were needles and garbage everywhere and the neighbours threw bottles and literal shit at the crew while filming because they were fed up. But the big thing was they actually found a dead body among the trash one day and had to shut everything down for cops.

Bill Paxton really ran the gauntlet of being offed by big sci-fi baddies. Got the trifecta

It's a good genre sequel. Hard to follow that first film but this film did a lot to expand the repertoire and lore of the Predator universe and it has great atmosphere and some really well shot set pieces. They had so much to play with from here on and apart from Prey, it's mostly been thrown away.

Bro, when you said homeboy during the shoot-out, was putting gym powder on himself, I almost spit out my drink laughing. I remember my younger sister asking my dad when we watched this with him as kids what that white stuff was that the dude was splashing his face and shoulders with, and my dad said it was gym powder. "Oh, he's using that powder for better grip, of his gun's." Lol. This movie is a pretty worthy sequel to the first movie, regardless of some of the Predator mystique having been taken away since you went in kind of already knowing what to expect. The movie did manage to add a few things to the mythos that would stick around in future movies and expanded media up to today, so the movie is pretty significant.

Fun Fact: The Predator race are called the Yautja. In the Darkhorse comics the Yautja have had a relationship with the xenomorphs from Aliens for a long time. They consider the xenomorphs to be the ultimate prey to hunt as they are so deadly. The Yautja will purposefully seed planets with xenomorphs to basically turn said planets into hunting reserves. It is a right of passage for young Yautja hunters to kill a xenomorph.

The alien skull was a direct result of a Dark Horse comic series featuring the alien vs Predator concept in the late 80s into the 90s. Loved this movie when it came out. Remember seeing it 8 times in the theater with friends. Ahh the good old days. Great review guys.

People in the know.. know. This is a great sequel.

I really love this movie. If the first one is 9 out of 10 this one is atleast an 8 for me. I really like Danny Glover!

Remember that while you knew the gun from Prey that this film came decades earlier and was the first time the gun was shown. Seeing it in Prey was a callback to this film as well as indicating that at some point after Prey the owner of that gun was killed by a Yautja (predator species), possibly the same one that gives the gun to the MC here as they seem to have an extended lifespan. The MC was given the gun because he defeated a Yautja in single combat according to their rules of engagement. Speaking of those rules of engagement, the Yauja are not only concerned about if someone is armed. They care if an intelligent target is armed and combative. They are also concerned with hierarchies like you mentioned in your reaction. They went after the Columbian gang because they were dominant at the start of the film. Then they went after the Jamaicans in the apartment who were doing their own form of dominance game against the Columbian's leader. Danny was killed because he went up to recover the blade, and the Yautja are big on cleaning up after themselves. Then it was King Willie's turn. Only then was the MC's team stalked, with Leona being spared because her being pregnant meant killing her would also kill a noncombatant.

6:31 Fun fact: Henry Kingi, the stunt performer doing this fall, also died at the start of the original. He's the dude that jumps into the truck 'Dutch' lifts.

Bill Paxton is the only person killed by the Terminator, a Xenomorph, and a Predator ;) Speaking of him, I LOVE his doctor joke in this movie :D I also love the scene in the subway car, where the predator is approaching him, and it says "want some candy?" :)

At the time this movie was released, giving him the gun at the end was a cool indication showing the Predators have interacted with humans for hundreds of years. It was awesome the included the gun in Prey. It was a nice connection of the time periods and history in the movies.

The old flintlock pistol was that Predator's way of letting him know they've been around a long time. An explanation of sorts, as a show of respect for him surviving.

Kevin Peter Hall played main predator in both Predator movies. He was also bigfoot, Harry, in Harry and the Hendersons. R.I.P. Kevin Peter Hall, we miss you.

The Yautja (predator’s) are a race that value honour and strength among all things. So after Harrigan(Danny Glover) defeated the “City Hunter” Predator in was essentially single combat the other clan members let him live out of respect for his victory over their fallen clansmen. The flintlock pistol was both a Easter egg nod to the comic as well as a tell tale of how long the Yautja have been coming to earth to perform their “Hunts” the Xenomorph skull was just an Easter egg to the only other sci fi baddie that made a noticeable impression on audiences(as mentioned by previous commenters)

The Alien skull in the trophy room was originality meant as an easter egg for fans since 20th Century Fox owned both franchises at the time. Not realizing that they would create a new franchise with both creatures.

For more Gary Busey, check out Point Break (1991), also starring a very young Keanu Reeves. He plays a fresh FBI agent, with Busey as his aging partner, and Keanu has to go undercover to find out who's responsible for a wave of bank robberies.

If memory serves me correctly, the xeno skull was there as an Easter egg/ favor between friends in the prop dept. They wanted unique trophies to make the Predators seem more formidable, and in cinema, what's more formidable than a Xenomorph. Outside of a Queen Xenomorph.

Delightful reaction y'all. I especially liked how you both were actually paying attention and piecing stuff together, it's always fun to see folks get into the movies like that. While "Predator 2" wasn't as well-received as the first movie, I still enjoy this one immensely for what it is and for how it expanded on Yautja (The actual name of their species) lore and technology. So that being said, let's touch on a few details. As you both have probably figured out, the Predators do have something of a code-of-honor that they follow while on hunts; rules to govern what is and isn't acceptable. That being said, the following things are considered against their laws/taboo: Killing unarmed prey, killing children and pregnant women, and certain sickly prey are likewise off-limits; though the latter two rules can be waived if the forbidden prey in question are armed and trying to harm the Predator(s) hunting them. They're also very protective of their technology when it comes to it possibly falling into the hands of prey-species like humans, which is part of the reason why they'll self-destruct if too badly injured or otherwise facing the risk of their tech being recovered. As others have pointed out, the xenomorph skull was basically a nod to the ALIEN franchise, but by this point there was already a comic-book series put out by Dark Horse that started back in 1989; one year prior to this movie. Fun fact: The Predators not only actively seed worlds with xenomorphs and hunt them for sport, but it's considered a rite-of-passage for entering adult-hood; which of course means better hunts and better gear to use. These rite-of-passage hunts end with the successful newbies getting "blooded", in other words marked using the acid-blood of slain xenomorphs. At the end, the Elder predator gave Danny Glover that pistol as a show of respect, and possibly as a subtle warning that he hasn't seen the last of them. Their race knows strength and skill when they see it and respect it accordingly, so if you can take down one of them in "fair and honorable" combat, they'll acknowledge you and show due respect. Going back to the comics and novels for a moment, there's one instance where a woman named Machiko Noguchi ended up fighting side-by-side with a veteran Predator in a colony that had been overrun by xenomorphs. For her efforts, destroying an entire hive and scoring a kill on a Queen, she got "blooded" and the chance to go hunting with the Predators; which she took.

Giving him the gun was sort of a gesture of respect. If you look close, in addition to the ALIEN skull there was also the understructure of a Triffid, which shows these creatures hunt on many different worlds.

If I remember correctly Predators are drawn to places of conflict because that's where you tend to find warriors and thus the worthiest opponents so it seems quite likely they'd be attracted to an ongoing gang war. Predators are about the challenge and glory but they adhere to a code as you saw with the pregnant cop, the boy with the toy gun, the unarmed civilians and the victor of the battle. If you're not a threat or a worthy opponent they'll basically pass you by because there's no self preservation or glory in it for them. If I'm honest, as sad as it is they actually have better ethics than a lot of humans. 😅 Giving the him the gun was emphasize how long the Predators (Yautja) been visiting Earth and the Alien skull was to show that they hunt other worthy adversary across the universe/galaxies.

"I need some of that gym powder" -Ari ...lmao i love how these older movies just go straight to the action. The director and writers known that people are going to see an action flick and they just provide from begining to end.

You guys had missed the part where Keys (Gary Busey) had told Harrigan (Danny Glover) how they rigged the sprinkler system with some kind of dust that would stick to the predator to keep him visible, it wasn't the water. Secondly, everything is a "hunters game" with the predators. Skulls are their trophy if they complete a successful kill & for humans is something they give to you if he beats the predator in the hunting game

Since watching The Thing, I think another must watch as filmmakers is Invasion of the Body Snatchers. It's fantastic, creeped me out as a kid so much

The gun was the Predator's way of giving Glover a trophy for surviving the hunt.

Movie reactions are my specialty!!

In the original script Keys was supposed to be Dutch from part 1 but Arnold turned down the role

22:17 "Wants some candy?" :D

Such a good sequel. Not as good as the first one, but still a good flick 👍

Another fun fact about the trophy wall is almost all of the skulls subtly make nods or references to other movies. That first huge skull you see on the left was a random conceptual design that was later used as the basic design for the skull of the Kothoga, the monster from the movie The Relic which Stan Winston also did the special effects for.

Can't believe you didn't mention what looks like a T-Rex skull too.

"I never thought I'd see a predator inside a subway car." ⬆This line here just made me burst out laughing.⬆

I think way Predator following Danny Glover around is because he is the lion in the jungle, he is the biggest price. And like a hunter he wants to study him, learn his weaknesses and observe. And the Predator only kills those who opposing a threat to him

This film is underrated. I had a huge fanboy moment when I saw the Xeno skull in this when I saw it back in the theater in '90

It was so great to see a cross over film with Roger Murtaugh vs a Predator...Rigs was tied up with another case!

The more Predator tech that the Yautja use, the younger the Predator. There is lore where elder Predators hunt with just an arm blade.

Speaking of "Concrete Jungle" theres literally an old Predator game called Predator: Concrete Jungle and it was fantastic

One of 2 of my favorite sequels to any franchise!! So, the reason there were so many Yautja (Predator) was for the youngling blooding. They were different clans and their young ones earning their clan marking. Killing a Yautja warrior earns the respect of the Yautja clans. The gun at the end was Harrigan's trophy for defeating the young warrior. Btw, the zenomorph skull does elude to their place in the Alien/Predator universe. I can't wait for you to see AVP!! It'll answer many questions. Great reaction guys! Ari, very savvy as always and Denise is brilliant and gorgeous as always!! Love it!! Cheers!!

The gun was a "related/familiar" trophy... If you win a good fight... you get a trophy in their culture. And yes... Predator 2 took the bold step of implying the Aliens universe is in the same universe as Predator... something that films never did in this time. The comics took this information and went to town... then video games and then the films. Ridley Scott however hated this... and created Prometheus to rewrite it to say otherwise... however true fans of the franchise actually disregard Ridley Scott's Prometheus and Covenant and only see them as "Alternative Lore". Predator 2 was a great sequel to Predator... something that would of been hard to acheive and really boosted the Aliens and Predator franchise.

Danny Glover had to fill the shoes of Arnie. He did a good job. This film in my top 20 action movies for sure.

"You know what I believe?.. Shit 'appens" 🤣🤣🤣

The Xenomorph skull was meant to communicate that Alien and Predator share the same universe and it wasstated by the director as meant to show that the Predators do hunt Aliens and would serve as a teaser for the upcoming AVP movie they were planning which was all inspired by the AVP comics which released just before Predator 2.

The "Raphael Adolini 1715" gun holds profound symbolism, signifying the extraterrestrial visitors' longstanding engagement in Earth's history as hunters. Its historical designation suggests a lineage of these otherworldly visitors coming to Earth on a recurring 'safari' spanning centuries. By giving the gun to Hannigan, they acknowledge him as a victor, implying that he has successfully reclaimed it, marking a symbolic triumph for humanity after it was once taken from them. This artifact becomes a testament to the enduring battle between humans and these cosmic hunters, emphasising the significance of this ongoing struggle in the broader context of Earth's history.

This is probably the most underrated film ever!

(At 43:02) also, this elder or veteran Predator is called Grayback, and he is *also* played by Kevin Peter Hall. So like the first one Kevin Peter Hall plays two different characters on Predator 2.

I love your reactions more than most of the reaction videos I've seen. You have a great technical review as well as fan review mixed in one. And you don't drone on with theories, you react to what you see. I love that!

Predator 2 and Robocop 2 usually get poopooed on but honestly they have some awesome practical visuals along with being just good fun. the ones after tho the part threes and so on not so much : P

So backstory about the flint lock pistol from the comics. The pirate who owned the pistol was in a confrontation with that leader predator, but in the middle of their battle the pirate captains crew staged a mutiny and tried killing both of them. So for brief moment the predator and captain stood side by side. But unfortunately the captain was killed by the crew mates and his last words to the predator was “take it” as he gave the predator his pistol.

glad you noticed the alien skull on the trophy wall.as for the "- who's next?" line...love it! ❤

If your going release order, Alien 3 is next. I urge you to watch the Assembly Cut of the movie. If your going next Predator movie, it would be Alien vs Predator technically in the story. Please don’t make us wait a year 😂😂 Each Predator movie explains more about them, including the Alien vs Predator movies. The Alien/Predator universe has a lot of in depth lore covering both species in not just the movies, but games, comics, novels and other licensed source materials that fans of the franchise will happily help explain. This lore covers everything from Alien breeding and caste system, to Predators hunting code, clans and technology. The official name of the two species are also revealed with Predators being called Yautja, and Aliens being called Xenomorphs. The expanded media covers their history and relationship with each other, humans, Earth and other planets.

I like predator 2 slightly more than the first one actually 🤷 also I still recommend Jeepers Creepers 1&2 for you guys, will not be disappointed but go in blind 👉❤️🙏

On the Alien Skull...from what I read and remember, the skull was an unfinished, unpainted, Alien head that didn't get used in Aliens (1996). So as a nod, and as a inside joke, that our alien beat your alien, someone working for the props department, sneaked that into the set design. The scene was then shot, edited, and made it's way onto the final theatrical version of the movie without anyone noticing. But audiences in theaters caught it, as well on the easily, pauseable and reverseable VHS audiences. That blew everyone's minds, just like you two, and created the fire to see their two favorite aliens do battle onscreen. Unfortunately because the properties for both franchises where owned by separate studios, they were never in agreement on how to make a crossover happen. They couldn't agree on a script, financing, distribution, advertising, etc etc. The only way to see them together was in a series of Predator comics by Dark Horse Comics, and various video games. And that remained that way until they figured out an agreement for the 2004 release of Alien vs Predator. So no, these two franchises were never supposed to crossover. They were two totally different projects, in totally different movie universes. But now, because of several crossover movies, a lot of newer audiences think that these two were always linked.

Aliens Versus Predator Unrated is not as bad as its reputation is. Most of the hatred towards AvP came the PG theater version. I remeber that hatred towards the bloodless PG version. Internet was raging over it. Home media unrated version was completely different beast. Still I consider Predator Trilogy Predator 1 & 2 + Prey amazing set. Predators (2010) is not as bad as I remember. I actually enjoy it quite a lot but the Predator (2018 ) is utter carbage.

As a fellow Bill Paxon fan I request to please check out Frailty (2001), really great movie that he is in and also directed.

You two are amazing, keep up the great reactions!

At the end of the 'Prey' movie they show a drawing of the predator ship howering over the village. I am pretty sure some other predator came for the girl, finally killed her and took the antique pistol as a trophy since she was a great warrior. Later the predators gave the same pistol to Danny Glover's character as a mark of respect since he single handedly killed one of their own.

To answer the question, am sure you have got comments on it, 40:30 it was a xenomorph skull, the director just did it as a nod to the aliens movies, not knowing it would start a whole movement (pre-social media) for the alien vs predator movie for years to come. Also Keyes was suppose to be Dutch, but Arnold turned it down for several reasons, the main one being him dying, he was still a big time star at that time, wouldn't have made since.

Want some candy?😂 This movie is a cheese fest and I love it!!!!👍

Saw this in the theater - first one is best but this one is solid and entertaining. So lore wise, 1st movie released in 87. In 1989, Dark Horse comics releases a really great limited series called Aliens vs Predator. And you were right as you mentioned in another video - in the comic, hunting a Xenomorph is a coming of age ritual for the Predators. Hence the skull appearing a year later in Predator 2 was a great easter egg for fans (as before the comic, there was no connection between both franchises). Sadly, any of the two versus movies they made matching up both creatures are not as great as the comic series. At this point, you have seen the best three movies. Side note - you mentioned the score. When Glover goes to Danny's grave, the musical queue is the queue from the first movie when Mac's is sitting with Blaine's body in the body bag and saying goodbye. A great callback.

I love this one. Possibly my favorite in the franchise. You guys should definitely check out Predators and Alien vs Predator.

I remember watching this in the theater and when the xenomorph skull was revealed, the audience flipped out 😂

I read a long time ago that this particular predator was young but slightly older than the one that Arnold fought. As a predator becomes more capable, they will hunt in increasingly more dangerous places and/or prey. Humans are a priced hunt for young predators because of our intelligence. But for all we know, there are far, far more dangerous, cthulhu type creatures they hunt in other galaxies. Too add, I also read that the ones Arnold and Danny fought would be in the human equivalent of their mid to late teens.

In the first one when Arnold Get the mud and the Predator is chasing him, he fall in the water and the cammo fails. So yes the water makes he cant be invisible

Best soundtrack of the entire saga. Silvestri rules in this movie and Stephen Hopkins himself did a freaking great job. Predator 2 is too much underrated and deserve more.

Also, they included the pistol in Prey as a direct reference to this movie. It’s meant for to indicate that the Predators have been to Earth before and have returned multiple times.

My brother and I freaked out when we saw the Xeno skull at the end of this back in the 90s, well before and AvP movies were out. Unfortunately, the AvP movies are not very good - they really missed an opportunity with them.

DANNY BOY.....

Morton Downey Jr. I remember listening to his radio show back in the 80's.

Amazing sequel Predator 2 starring Danny Glover, Bill Paxton, Gary Busey, Rubén Blades and María Conchita Alonso. By the way Rubén Blades as danny and Maria Conchita Alonso as leona both are very famous as a singers in latin america. For example Rubén Blades greatest songs are: Desiciones, Amor y Control, Pedro Navaja, Caminando, Creo en Tí and Chica Plástica. María Conchita Alonso greatest songs are: Una Noche de Copas, Acariciame, Eres tan Real, Lluvia de Amor, O ella o Yo and Y es que llegaste Tú. Thank you guys great reaction

If you're going to pull the trigger and watch movies with several in the series you CAN'T wait a full year to watch the next film in line!!

I don't know a lot about the L.A. Riots but I think this movie takes place during them and that's why it opened on total chaos. Best I can say is I think I recall something about looters on the news.

Good job. Bill Paxton is the only actor to be killed by an Alien, a Predator, a Terminator, Cowboys, and a vampire Slayer.

It was only ever the one. That was his clan members. Once you defeat one of there own there is a hands off code that is abided by. The gun was a trophy the clan leader offered up for Harrigan's victory.

Back when 109 degrees seemed like a mostly fictional thing to open a movie on.

The pistol was originally intended to show that the Predators had been around for a long time (The date was supposed to be 1640, not 1715) and as a run in to the Predator 3 film, which was never made and instead we eventually got Predators as the third film. They did however follow up in the mid 90s with the graphic novel "Predator: 1718" which showed the Predator Greyback getting the pistol from a pirate captain it had been hunting, but ended up fighting side by side with against a mutual foe. When they (much later) filmed Prey they decided to break the original story behind the pistol and tie it into that film which is why you’ll often hear different stories about the “true” origin of the pistol. The Alien skull was just intended as an easter egg but was also picked up in a graphic novel run and after many years of teasing the concept the Alien vs Predator film finally became a reality.

18:30 "You can't see the eyes of the demon, until him come calling." :)

Gun is to prove how long Yuantja (the Predator) was visiting Earth. Yes it was a Xenomorph and there's an Alien vs Predator movie(s). Fun fact Predator hunting tasks was a rite of passage for their race, therefore, The Predator is actually an adolescent Yuantja.

The predator refrained from killing the female cop not due to a moral inclination but because of its inherent nature as a hunter. This behavior mirrors that of fishermen who release pregnant or juvenile fish back into the water. From a hunter's perspective, it is essential for the prey's subsequent generations to thrive, ensuring a sustainable source for future hunts. This predator-prey dynamic highlights the creature's instinctual understanding of the need to preserve its hunting grounds for the long term.

That Latino dude with the berret. Is a salsa musicall legend😮 singer, song writer, composer, instrumentalist. And now a great actor. Hearing his name in a Latin home was like hearing Elvis Presley's name in an American one. Ruben Blades is His name 😊

Glad to see this movie get more appreciation as the years have gone by. Danny Glovers casting was ahead of its time, back then the action stars were your Stallone's, Van Damme's, Seagal, Arnolds etc..etc. I also recall folks rolling their eyes at "old guy" from Lethal Weapon. Glover was 10 years younger than his character Murtaugh in LW and aged up w/ some grey etc. Glover was around 42 when he filmed Predator 2 and 6'3 and as he ssid the best shape of his career. Anyway its my second favorite Predator film with Prey a close 3rd.

Alfred-"Will they return, Sir?" Batman -"They won't. Not now that they've met what lives in Gotham" From the excellent (first) Batman vs Predator comics. Highly recommend!