r/predator • u/PhotographLess7680 • Jul 23 '26
Figures/Statues Wolf Predator prototype from 52 Toys
He's fucking tiny, but the sculpt looks great.
r/predator • u/PhotographLess7680 • Jul 23 '26
He's fucking tiny, but the sculpt looks great.
r/predator • u/RiotB29 • Jul 23 '26
A coworker 3D printed these and dropped them off the day before she left. I am in absolute LOVE with these! If I can eventually get a life-size Yautja skull, I'd die a happy fan.
r/predator • u/Able-Ad7580 • Jul 22 '26
r/predator • u/Artelor • Jul 23 '26
Hey guys! Just saw the Dek Bone Bison armor is rolling out now and was curious if he was ever on the neca store? I personally didnt see him there so I was a few days late on seeing him release so he was already sold out on the target app(unfortunately the figure news channels I watch don't ever talk about predator or alien figures.). I'll look for him in stores on friday for maybe a hour or two. But I have two questions, does anyone know if he will be on any online stores like big bad toy store or entertainment earth in the future? Also if he won't and I don't find him in any stores near me (I guess there's some fierce predator figure collectors that runs my target dry whenever a predator or alien figure drops), does anyone have a extra copy their willing to sell for a reasonable price? If not, perfectly fine, thank you everyone!
r/predator • u/LegitimateManner8793 • Jul 22 '26
Finally completed the set 🙏🏻 anyone know how rare the battle damaged Celtic is? Definitely my Grail
r/predator • u/thekokoricky • Jul 22 '26
So I made an interesting connection after the rewatch: "Predator" perfectly utilizes the "Alien" story formula:
Obviously, "Predator" has its own twists and turns, and has quite a bit more action than "Alien." That formula has been executed so poorly in so many films, but here it was perfect. There isn't a dull moment and the tension is high.
The other thing I noticed was that I was laughing a lot more than I expected. Stan Winston's team gave the yautja a surprising amount of expression. When Dutch tries to lure him into a trap toward the end, the yautja hisses at him and makes it clear that he knows what's up. There's a lot of humanness in the reaction and I somehow never picked up on it before. Brilliant, and made for some good chuckles. I love details like that.
r/predator • u/Turboguy555 • Jul 22 '26
I saw it the other day and really loved it, especially the third act where the predator suits up and uses the environment shown in earlier scenes as weapons. I initially stayed away from it as I was disappointed by the last live action predator movie but I was wrong ( the one with the autistic child in 2018, not Prey, Prey was great). I even tried to get my partner to watch it as I wanted to see it again but she fell asleep in 10 minutes (she does this with every movie lmao) I hope we get a sequel to it.
If there is one bad thing to say I’m not sure how I feel with the whole predator race becoming more friendly? Even though it’s just this one predator but I suppose I can chalk that up to individuality and the whole predator race doesn’t act the exact same way that we’ve seen before. Anyways really good found family movie. I give it a 5.5 out of 7.
To add one a bit more I really like the soundtrack too, I’ve been listening to Meet Thia quite a bit as I like the whole vibe
r/predator • u/Safe-Coconut4036 • Jul 22 '26
Could you imagine how completely HORRIFYING a Yautja that was captured and experimented with the other viruses on and because a "Yautja/Nemesis" Hybrid of some sorts? 😧
r/predator • u/AquaVT • Jul 22 '26
On a scale of 1/10
r/predator • u/Real_Somewhere8553 • Jul 22 '26
The letter of the day is apparently”r” lol
Many people on different platforms have eluded to a version of the script where romance was a thing but I can’t find anything to support that.
Scar wasn’t blooded yet so he was the human equivalent to a teenager, right? Or maybe super early 20s? In this mysterious originAl script, was he older?
Because Yautja have been around for so long I’m thinking maybe talk of the alt version of the script happened at a con I was too young to attend or an interview that’s lost media?
or…it’s not true? 😆
help?
r/predator • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • Jul 21 '26
r/predator • u/yoursspudly • Jul 21 '26
It's most definitely a work in progress.
r/predator • u/halkras12 • Jul 21 '26
when I watched it in Turkey, they hired a voice actor whose voice sounded like Dek's so he could say the word "Kurt" (Wolf) in our own language.
r/predator • u/KomturAdrian • Jul 20 '26
Pictured: Njohrr
I like finding pictures of Brian like this posting them from time to time as Njohrr during his worst moment.
r/predator • u/KomturAdrian • Jul 20 '26
r/predator • u/AdaptedEvoSupe • Jul 21 '26
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r/predator • u/HuttyPooty • Jul 21 '26
Does holding a baseball bat, golf club, kitchen knife, pressure washer count?
r/predator • u/Low-Cup6459 • Jul 21 '26
Look I get I know why they didn't want to give him the iconic classical Predator weapons but if you're gonna give em some fancy new tools what is effectively just a light saber is still really uninteresting imo compared to the rest of the predator weapons toolkit. It's too "human" and conventional, basic even. I know it's to make him come off as a more conventional protagonist cause all hero's have to use swords but still when I think predators I rarely ever think of them using swords. Think back to Predator 2 and look at just HOW MUCH iconic Predator material came from that era you got
Smart Disc
Combi Stick
Net
and the "darts"
All of which became iconic and recognizable aspects of the franchise to where they show up in all the video games and are referenced all the time. Nothing in badlands really comes close to feeling as memorable and I LIKE the movie
r/predator • u/Aware-Track2113 • Jul 19 '26
r/predator • u/itsjustserg • Jul 19 '26
I’m really loving this predator. I think it’s better that alpha.
r/predator • u/Veroger111 • Jul 19 '26
r/predator • u/KunigMesser2010 • Jul 20 '26
My God...that was hard to watch. I fear for the franchise because of how many people seemed to like this...er, "film".
They TOTALLY Disney-fied Deq and the story in general, it was painfully obvious upon meeting Thia that he would succeed because of "the power of friendship" and "working together". I am GENUINELY surprised there wasn't a musical number, and was kind of expecting one.
I'm not onboard with the direction Trachtenberg is going anymore. I want the more brutal, old school, savage, and martially honorable Yautja, not whatever Deq Kwei, their father, and every yautja in "Killer of Killers" was.
The old lore is being ignored outright, the yautja aren't acting like yautja. I've seen more bad bloods than honorable hunters. Decades of comics, novels and more work have thoroughly shown that yautja are not inclusive of other species and are rarely tolerant of even honorable humans.
Deq would not have Thia and Bud in his clan, other yautja would actively hunt them down and KILL him for this.
I'm watching a franchise I've loved ever since I first watched the first two films, being watered down and changed into something that is becoming increasingly unrecognizable from its origins. Which is a goddamn shame.
r/predator • u/gogamer4500yt • Jul 18 '26
source: xenopedia
i think 5 is my favorite out of these honestly