I dodged it at the cinema, but there was no avoiding The Predator forever. Join me as I break down the movie that pretty much sums up everything wrong with the modern film industry.
I don’t know if it’s just the idiots in charge of making these schlock cash grab “blockbuster” movies, or if it’s part of a deliberate strategy of ruining people by conditioning them to be stupid and slave minded, but I think maybe it’s yes and yes.
I want to kill the Patreon people more than the narcos guy douchebag and that's saying something!!! What kind of assholes would make you have to work so hard to give away fucking money!!!!! What the actual fuck?!?!!!! LOL I'm trying to "contact us", I think I hate these people as much as Kathleen Kennedy.
The Critical Drinker ... if I wanted to pay a drunk to ramble nonsense, I’d go for a walk down the Ave and pay a homeless guy to tell me a story 🤦♂️ But... more proof, any moron can make a video.
I am a Marine, and it is required by law that we have at least one funny guy, one solid dude with a dark past, one crazy guy, and one explosive expert with a foreign accent in every platoon.
There is so many Special Forces teams roaming around these days.. it's almost impossible to crash land on this planet and not land near one. I nearly hit one with my car on the way to work.
You're not wrong, in the old days it used to be nothing but private detectives and after that police officers, and after that, regular army grunts, Maybe a Sgt or a major to keep things interesting, But now it's nothing but the "Special" Special Forces and superheros that need apply.
I almost spit out my food when you called the kid rain man. I am so glad you brought up the powerful bad guy just deciding to throw around the protagonist instead of killing them immediately. Terminator Salvation did this constantly, it pissed me off. The terminator in the first movie wouldn't think twice about ramming its fist through you, ripping out your throat, or snapping your neck, but in Salvation it tosses people around because they need to live to be in the original..
Tropes like that make me think we need more trope.mocking movies. There aren't nearly enough of those. I only remember Last Action Hero right now, and that one was a bit too finger-pointy maybe, lacking subtlety. - Can you think of others in that style?
The best part of the original is they acted like real people. They joked around in the beginning because they knew they could beat the terrorist people. It was easy. But then when they realized that people were dying and they didn't know what was killing them, they looked genuinely freaked out. It was realistic to how people would act in that situation.
That's the problem with almost everything now. No one takes things seriously and makes jokes and memes every 2 seconds. I have a friend who does that also, it could be a deathly serious part in a movie then he drops a joke or makes fun of something, ruins the mood completely....
I mean who wouldn't if I was in the green beret I would've thought of myself as unstoppable then suddenly an alien with dreads starts turning me the hunter to the hunted that would be terrifying as hell.
Anybody who's served in actual combat knows 1 universal truth ,which is never underestimate your enemies ability planning & determination, a more realistic situation is showing the fear Marines experience ,a bunch of idiotic funny boys playing grab ass because they know they can easily kill terrorists is about as real as the Big Bang Theory .
During test screenings of this movie it received quite a negative reception and the studio decided to butt in and proceeded to reshoot a-lot of scenes and after all this we ended up with “weaponized autism”.
I appreciate your critique on how they mistakenly portray autism. Like I got diagnosed with it, i was more like “well I don’t really feel any different, but I guess that explains why I suck at understanding people”.
My brother has it and I'll say depending on how much it effects you its pretty much just a label because he's just like any other person but has moments where he sees things differently or becomes really good at something he likes at an almost genius(i aint know hot spell it) level.
Autism can have different ways and degrees of expression, so I think the Drinker's point was more that in the movie it was over the top and mixed with traits that would totally not vibe with autism. Maybe there still is merit to using the term "Asperger" to contrast to other forms of autism because that could help not lump everything together. Plus, with our crazed society these days, there might even be overdiagnosing and glorifying and all kinds of messiness, so it is prudent to not jump to conclusions and to avoid easy labels. There is a very good TV show - Sherlock - that shows what potent upsides autism can have, so the 'autism superpowers' thing is not just a joke, of course, but a rare and extreme expression that likely also takes devoted practice to develop to such a level.
@@Xavier28200 There is a memorable scene from Beautiful Mind where Nash tries a bluntly direct pickup line on a woman and gets slapped, but he isn't disheartened but grins. That is so important to me because it sheds light on the difference between not understanding social norms and understanding them all too well but not liking them. Nash was basically toying with what he understood very well. This can lead to nasty gaslighting by a societal norm of basically teenage angst management, i.e. if you don't follow awkward rituals for trying to manage social anxiety and trust issues and such, you could be more or less misdiagnosed.
he meets one family. but the farmer totally ignores the howls of war. "ain't got time for some mickey mouse halloween costume idiot. got to get the back 40 harvested by morn." he then promptly runs the predator over with the harvester as it attacks. roll credits.
I just watched this movie again to remind myself of what it was the 30 seconds starting from "reading an alien language due to super autism" had me literally dying with laughter. Yes. Literally.
@@joshoconnor9666 Ahaha there was a fuckin romcom that had a monster, wasn’t there? That one where a monster appeared every time the female lead went to sleep or something
It w as like that in pretty much every action or Sci fi film in the last 50 years. But we get it, you think you were born in the wrong generation or something
Prometheus is a good movie; just not a sequel to the entire predator franchise. I haven't seen the sequel on Prometheus coz I heard it was absolute garbage.
I loved it. I never thought to look at it on the Tomatometer as I assumed all could agree it was a decent scifi/action/horror instalment. It stayed true to the original whole building on the lore and background. In addition, it wasn't overly repetitive in that the setting of a city hunting ground made for numerous new situational scenes. The CIA angle was clever and we'll cast -- I like Gary Bussy. The final showdown was different while at the same time still pushed the protagonist to his limit. For reasons I don't recall, I eventually wound up looking it up on Rotten Tomatoes and I recall being stunned by its reception. Even today it sits at an abysmal 31%. Who knew? I guess my taste is lacking.
@@kiethhadford3733 Who cares about ratings?They are completely meaningless. Either someone has an opinion or they don’t.Too many are bothered by what others think.
I remember when I was a kid and hearing about Predator 2. People HATED that movie back then. They said it had too much action, very little horror and not enough character stuff. Oh how unprepared those people were for the decades that were to come.
@@robertmiles1603 every movie is different and should be judged on its own and not judged on the previous movie . predator 2 was good even with some flaws.
The best thing about the original movie is that it has the biggest action stars of that era, they all act like they're invincible - nothing phases them, typical 80s shlock in the first act. Then when the Predator actually turns up, all these massive, testosterone fueled men become absolutely terrified and act more human. It's fantastic
Agreed, the first movie is a forever classic, it's balls-out unapologetic. Predator 2 isn't as good as the first, but by today's standards it is still good. But AVP, and this movie etc... garbage.
@@zamolxezamolxe8131 expand.... Where did I say testosterone is the problem? What part of my comment was "feminist"? 😂 🤡 Testosterone is a good thing, shame you'll never know.
I was an Infantry man. My platoon had a Jamaican, Mexicans, a Colombian, a Swede, and a Haitian. Many still working through the naturalization process. Military service can speed up citizenship. 🤷🏻♂️ Didn’t work quick for all though. One struggled for 5 years.
I like how a major criticism of this movie is how weirdly invulnerable the giant predator is, when the first predator movie was the one that the phrase "if it bleeds we can kill it" comes from.
Exactly. The second point was "I ain't got time to bleed," which represented Arnie's determination to finally dominate the enemy after everyone else had failed.
@@gsofficial I know, but it still applies to Schwarzenegger, as he was the last one alive who ended up defeating The Predator and therefore didn't have time to bleed.
@@Sonofsun. Written for the Young Adult crowd where the big threat needs to be immediately killed off so they can suddenly end the book, And then possibly end it on a cliffhanger with some loose ends to use as fuel for the next book.
Dude.... You are so much more entertaining than most of the INANE DRIVEL that hollywood tries to pass off lately. 'Jesus, I feel like I have actually gotten dumber just talking about this movie!' Holy mackerel DUDE! My head almost exploded!
The Drinker talking about how autistic people are portrayed really hit home for me bc my sister has autism and it's infuriating how movies portray autistic people. I could go on a rant but the short version is thank you
I have a friend who has an autistic child and to be honest it’s hard work for them because he really struggles to communicate and has some frustrated outbursts when overwhelmed. He’s not a bad kid but it’s a tough condition and people pretending autism is like a magic power is fucking stupid. Yes, sometimes it can lead to super focus in a particular area but it’s not turning people into geniuses who can do anything the plot demands.
Reminds me of a kid I was in Boy Scouts with when I was like 10 years old and he had some form of autism I can’t really remember. But he wasn’t some super genius like drinker said, he was just a normal kid except he kinda sucked at following directions sometimes. Nobody treated him any different.
@@Shiestey ya lol. It's called a spectrum for a reason but most people with autism are pretty "normal" for lack of a better word, but they still struggle a lot. I remember my parents dragging me and my siblings to watch "The Peanut Butter Falcon" and I didn't wanna see it because I assumed it was gonna be something like "Oh ya people with autism are actually super geniuses who don't like loud noises" or some shit like that but it was actually perfect. It's been out for a while but I hope the Drinker reviews it
@@wakairyu2811 i think Olivia Munn is nearly 40 now. Im not sure if that counts as old enough to have finished a Ph.D. (Edit: for everyone replying to me, Im just making it clear here. My comment was sarcasm. Im aware that people can attain a Ph.D in their 20s.)
I remember going to the movie theater with my brother and cousin to see the original predator. I can remember going to the movies at least once a month when I was younger. I haven’t seen a movie in probably about 8 years now.
"clean, safe, generic" - summed it up nicely man, and not just the film industry... So glad I missed this film. The original is timeless, and pred 2 really not as bad as I remembered 😁
The Drinker additionally said that it even respected and expanded the lore without copying the original that much, so it must be solid in that regard as well.
Next movie will be "Predators in High School" - a look at a young predator who has come of age and now has to deal with girls, teachers, and his dad that wants him to be a hunter, but he just wants to dance.
Am I the only one who liked “Predators”? Who thought the idea of the Predator fighting different kinds of legendary or menacing enemies with their own special abilities was an awesome idea? Not to mention as skeptical as I was, I thought Brody put on solid muscle to look the part, and convincingly played a tier 1 operator. I could completely see him doing it all.
I like it as well. By no means is it a perfect movie, but I enjoy it. I actually own it and I think they made a huge mistake in the final version by leaving out all the deleted scenes that come with the purchase. They add tremendously to certain characters - especially to Alice Braga's Isabel. I also think Brody did a good job. Overall, the movie has so much unrealized potential that I wish I could rewrite and then make the awesome movie it could have been.
You’re not the only one. I loved Predators just as much as the original Predator. I also loved Adrien Brody as a contrast to Arnold-tough but in a different way. He used smarts, speed, and ruthlessness rather than brute strength. Gotta give him props for the muscle he put on for the role, too.
The idea of the game reserve was decent, but everything else is atrocious...from the script to the acting(even Fishburne was quite bad, and Brody was terribly miscast....the inmate was possibly the only memorable character).
As an American mailman, I can assure you that they didn't even get that part right. That box wouldn't have been delivered- in fact, it would've most likely ended up in a storeroom somewhere and forgotten.
as a brittish ex postman that shit didnt have tracking on it that shit would of vanished and endid up in some black market collecters vault thinking it was some funky weird art
Predator 2 ended with Danny Glover being given a Musket by the Predators, it seemed like the next movie would be a historical prequel with pirates or some other belligerents encountering a Predator, shame they didn't do that.
@@Amaroq64 By all accounts i bet it has a ID identification system so that when it gets stolen and placed on someone's limb it'll lock itself to it and start the ticking time bomb sequence, how come none of them thought of this lmao?
@@greengarnish1711 cause they are hunters, they would try to hunt down then drag them back to whatever place has a highest concentration of evidence of them then set it off.
@BLAIR M Schirmer But what you've just described is not being political, it's being genuinely progressive. Like, in the good sense, not the toxic meaning that word now carries. If you put a black person as your lead actor for no other reason than you want to, or he/she is the most suitable actor for the part, then that is not being political. Other people may come along and see it through a political lense, but as we see nowadays you can choose to view anything through a political lense if you want to. Anyway, the word here really isn't political but ideological. Films are being made with an ideology that seeps through not just the writing but the casting, the marketing etc. Where we're supposed to clap when we see a woman or a minority involved in a movie regardless of talent or suitability, and regardless of whether things have actually progressed any. Sorry I'm basically agreeing with you I just think the word political is a bit misleading or ambiguous.
We use to have movies where the focus was on good story telling, action and characters. There has been real diversity in the movies and media's for many decades, people didn't make it the focus. Now, it's all about THE MESSAGE and forced diversity.
It's like in Zoe's shop from Dictator movie. You can make short, old clerk a cashier and tall, strong illiterate a ware guy. Or say "stop discrimination" and make brainer physical work and full of vim guy do white collar stuff.
The AvP franchise started in 1989 with a series of comics, remember them being pretty good as a kid, they were the reason for the alien skulls being present at the 2nd film.
I love how this review has been seen more times than the actual awful movie. Please keep doing what you are doing critical drinker. So many things are wrong with our modern movies
Look bro- after 22 years in the army, dude putting on the predators armor even though he has no idea what it will do is the most realistic part of the movie
I have autism. And I can confirm that we can't read languages we've never seen before or operate advanced technology we've never been trained to operate.
I learned English at a rapid rate from when I was 5 and was fluent at 7 because I was surrounded by it in movies, tv and music, I'm Icelandic. I didn't just pick a book that was in English and comprehended it perfectly. Did the writers think that the audience are retards?
Duncan, that’s cuz you operate in the real world. These movies never show the troubles experienced by folks with autism. You know, the sensory overload, the stimming, the intense fascination with very specific subject matter. No, they show “weaponized autism,” where the person is a mega-genius withnear super human mental abilities. I am not autistic, but I have a friend who has Asperger’s. He finds movie portrayals of autism as annoying as I do.
I’m still burst out into laughter together with my wife, when we listen to the quotes of Jesse Ventura in Predator. This movie is hilarious and terrifying at the same time, even in the German dub. The synchronisation team did a damn good job those days!
Lmao, so true. I still sometimes say to my sister when she doesn't want something, "This will make you a got damn sexual tyrannosaurus, just like me..."
I loved Predator 2. It gave total respect to the original, while being unique and original. Danny Glover was a completely different protagonist with a completely different approach to the antagonist. Usually in a sequel, when you can't get the original lead actor, they cast a KNOCK OFF actor with similar features to the original actor. Predator 2 broke every trope of the so-called blockbuster sequel and made a film that stands on it's own while still retaining deep links of continuity to the original film. It even has it's own memorable scenes and lines worthy of the original film. I highly recommend people give it a watch
Couldn't agree more.👏👏 👏 I absolutely love Predator 2 and while I am glad it's developed a cult following over the years I think it still doesn't get the respect it deserves.
@@fast1nakus Well... No. What happened is they filmed all of the stuff without the Predator. The camp attack, all the jungle trekking, finding the chopper... Etc. Then, the first version of the Predator, the bug looking version, showed up from the US, and when they looked at it they said "Oh no... This isn't going to work." They filmed exactly two shots, and then they sent it back. That's when they shut down production and had SWS do a whole new creature design in very rapid fashion. The mandible design came from James Cameron, and the overall concept for the redesign came from a painting of a Rastafarian warrior, wielding a staff and war paint.
That would work on a large part of today's audience. They are so overstimulated and stuff that they can't stand slow burning, mysterious movies. That's why many modern horror movie end up as a shitty and cheap jumpscare fest as well. Just compare the original 1999 Blair Witch to the modern remake or the original Japanese Grudge to the 2020 version.
That's probably because nobody else wants his stupid ass in their films. He's got a terrible reputation of lying and many other bad things a lot of people don't really seem to know about.
If seagal wrote and starred in this movie he would have beaten the predator with a few slaps, without being hit, while sleeping with a 20 something women, all while sitting in a chair in a stripclub.
It truly sounds like something one of my students would write. “And then this happens, and then this, and then there’s a kid who gets the alien explodey technology,” etc. It’s kinda cute when they do it, but not so much for an adult screenwriter.
BERSERKER, Mark Hamil's been in loads of stuff. He's actually a pretty decent actor, but, as strange as it seems, the Star wars movies may have done his career more harm than good. He'll always be remembered as Luke Skywalker but he's so much more as an actor.
It's more like they're written by soy drinking male feminists trying to "one-up" each other to appease the SJW's by showing how woke they are. I don't know about anyone else here, but I go to the movies for entertainment, not for indoctrination to the latest ridiculous political correctness dogma. #getwokegobroke
Original predator is such a genuine masterpiece. I used to watch it with my mom as a kid and always liked it. But I'm 29 now, I watched it again after decades at like 27 and I was like damn!!! Such a good movie.
Interestingly enough, I had a squad leader in the Army who was an Irishman who had emigrated to the US. His accent was insane to us. Man that dude was always angry though.
also don't forget "dillon, you son of a bitch", accompanied by the most epic and manly "handshake" (don't know how to call it in english, sorry) ever made
YEAH, THEIR SOME REALLY SAD EXCUSES FOR DECENT ACTING PERFORM. EVEN WTH THE MODERN TECH , THIS MOVIE COULDNT REACH THE ORG UPTO ITS ANCLE....WHICH SAYS ALOT. THE BEST ENDING TO THE LATEST FLOP IS AS SUGGESTED, THT THE SUPER PREDATOR JUST RIPS, SHREDS, DISEMBOWEL, DISMEMBERING AND DECAPITATE THE W FCK INCOMP DESPICABLE CAST.....NUFF S!!
For me, the predator samurai scene makes sense, their way of hunting heavily resembles the honor heavy traditions of the samurai. The predators would have LOVED feudal japan.
They need to come out with non-bianary predator, with purple and pink dreads, that's in a bromance love triangle. Also needs to bust out in a vocal solo of, "I'm so pretty." I'm sure hollywood can really work off that narrative.
Or you know people can still like and enjoy something despite being massively flawed? It doesn't have to be a literary masterpiece with mistakes to be enjoyable. Ffs it isn't like Predator is even really anything more than dumb popcorn entertainment anyway. The original is basically nonsense too.
@@fonarte The original is basically a superior version of an animal hunting humans. It's interesting, has a lot of tension and a great atmosphere. Oh, yes, the typical people that will defend any new crap without any type of quality standards. Those are the ones that ruin the film industry because they don't demand higher quality and just take anything.
Reasons why this is the best media review channel on the entirety of the fucking internet. I am 49, hopefully have at least another 25 to 30 years left so time is pretty precious. The Critical Drinker has to sit watch all this modern shite for a living. I watch the 21minute review pissing myself laughing. You are a legend my friend.
Did people really not like Predator 2? I saw it when I was about 12 and really liked it. It followed the rules the first movie set up; unusual heat wave, not attacking just anyone, being stealthy. I'm gonna watch it again this weekend now actually.
It ticked just about every box that a good sequel should. The main criticism has always been no Arnie and a different setting. Many people didn't even bother seeing the movie because of these changes.
The first two predator movies were the best this is just one of those scenarios where none of the other movies can hold a candle to the 1st one so many factors the 1st one has makes it just great I used to watch it everyday after school
@@Sure0Foot You can still like a movie and not like the accent. You can insert most any rough looking guy into Arnolds character and the movie still would hold up. I'm not a huge fan of Stallone's vocal issues but he's in some decent movies. Pretty much hate Van Damme's voice.
Spot on analysis of The Predator franchise where #1 was world class & it was a race to the bottom from there! Great job, I'm addicted to your videos!🔥👍
>Wakes up and starts killing everyone >Has an anti-Predator suit that is a gift for the people he killed Does nobody even do basic logic checks for these movies?
MichelleObama isAman, nah cause how else we’re gunna get interstellar travel. They keep crash landing their heaps on earth we’re bound to fix up one of them. Lordy knows we’re too busy killing each other to figure out space travel ourselves.
Your point about logic is well made. And why is it that Hollywood seems unable to follow the internal logic of successful films when they attempt a sequel? This seems to be reaching epidemic proportions lately with the Star Wars, Predator, and now Terminator sequels.
Part of the problem is HD. I can't stand watching HD movies because they look too real and conversely seem faker, like a soap opera. I do not need to count every pore on the actors face, yet this is what we are getting. HD is great for nature documentaries, but not for fiction.
"Predators| was great. Adrian Brody got in very good shape and played the part perfectly/ The Yakuza sword fight was one of the best fight scenes in the movie.
The biggest joke is that he mails a big package from Central America to the US and it makes it there. Shit would've been stolen en route even if the bar owner did mail it.
the Yakuza v predator sword fight was one of the highlights of the series. They've teased fights like that in every movie but cut away before we see what happens. So even in a stinky movie like that it was one of the most cathartic moments in the whole franchise
20 years ago I used to go to cinema. 5 years ago I used to download movies and watch them Today, there's no reason for downloading them, and I regret if I do and watch them.
Is it natural progression? In the 80 to 00, I've basically watched every movie. Then only ones that looked promising. Now I rarely watch any movies at all, apart from the old ones from the 80 to 00... I always end up rewatching old movies. It's like some secret signature ingredient went missing when we entered the new Millennium, but people are still trying to fix the dish without it. My theory is simple. Movies were targeted to an audience once. Now they try to please as huge an audience as the marketing division can reach.
@@notjustforme As I see the last 15 years: There had been the mainstream (let's call it Hwood here, oversimplifying the story) with more and more money to spend and less and less ideas or even the intention of looking for new ideas; but besides it, there had been the indies and self-willed to offer some possibility of choice. Then the pot for crews get so big in Hwood that even the ones we had known fastidious and critical could not refuse, leaving hardly any or no time for indie projects while those projects could not even afford them any more. Without big names, the non-Hwood has been gaining less and less share and started fading away. What's left behind is stories originally put together for children not really wanting or able to read.
It's the Star Wars Prequel syndrome. The majority of today's contributions to long standing franchises are so bad they make lesser entries of the past actually seem better.
The original 2 movies "These aliens have a culture based on hunting dangerous prey for honour and fun" motivation of the Predators was much better than the "we want to harvest inferior DNA to make ourselves better somehow?" Not to forget that this whole movie throws away the "hunters code of ethics" about not hunting defenceless/pregnant humans. Also the Predators being hindered by cold weather was a good explanation why they generally weren't hunting outside of hot climes and only showed up in a city during an exceptional heatwave in 2.
I have to correct you on one thing. A common thing that keeps getting perpetuated is that Shane Black worked on the script of the first movie. Watch the DVD extras and commentary for Predator 1. He says, “I did nothing on the script.” He was brought in to do a draft and his version of the story was rejected, so as consolation they just let him be in the movie. Now with that knowledge, The Predator seems even worse. They gave the reigns to the guy whose ideas were rejected the first time around.
You nailed the answer with your comment at the end about the MCU generation. I realized something about a different franchise, in this case a show, earlier this year. While not exactly toxic woke like its predecessors, something still felt off about Star Trek Strange New Worlds. The writing, the situations, they way the characters conducted themselves, the snarky dialogue. Then it hit me. Most of these shows share the same DNA as superhero movies. I think they identified the signature elements of some of the most successful superhero movies from recent years, and are now duplicating their look, feel and themes. Everything is Avengers now. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Predator Returns. Predator in Space. Predator in Time. Predator, the Prequel. Predator the Reckoning. Predator and Friends. Predator 33 1/3 Bride of Predator. Predator Kids. Predator the Revenge. Predator Resurrection. Predator Vengeance Predator Retribution. Predator in the Wild West. Predator BC Predator 3,000 AD. Predator vs Predator. Predator the game the movie. Predator and son. Predator lives. Predator lives again. Predator 3. Werepredator vs the Vampire. Predator vs Hansen. Predator Lockdown.
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They didn't bother researching even that much... lol (Not that it requires researching, it's the only thing that makes sense for them to do. But hey, fuck logic because lazy writer.)
My dad showed me the first movie when I was 10. I took him to this movie before he passed away and I was embarrassed the whole time, and especially after. Not sad I got to spend more time with him though!
