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At first, I was gonna compare it to I, Robot, but because the movie had a character from the Terminator
franchise, I changed my mind at the last minute. One day, on an island in the boondocks, things
get out of hand and a special military trained task force arrives by helicopter to help get
things under control. The details of their mission are explained by this one guy, but
you’re not supposed to trust anything he says because he’s clearly got his own agenda.
The whole team all look like 80s action heroes equipped with guns and explosives, but still, you don’t
bring guns to a CGI fight. They think they’re the ones doing the hunting, but after a couple
of dead bodies start popping up every where, they realize the monster is the one doing
the hunting. "It's killing for sport". With the monster on the loose, the one guy tells the girl, “This thing is hunting us,
All of us” and they try to survive as a team or whatever. Okay, speaking of the
monster right? The predator advantages include the ability to sense thermal radiation, so
if you run, it’ll find you anyway. Also, it has this invisible cloaking technique like
the third deathly hallow, so this fight is the opposite of fair before it even begins.
The one time the humans do manage to get the upper hand and have the monster captive. They
let it get loose and it’s all downhill from there. That one guy with the agenda starts
coming up with dumb ideas and the main character guy hits him and he’s like “you’re stupid”
and it’s gets really tenses and you’re like “whew, I need a fan” But the comic
relief guy with the glasses starts throwing jokes left and right and lightens up the mood.
The soldiers start looking up and down for the predator and after a while, its b-or-ringgg.
But then some of the monsters blood starts dripping from some leaves and that lets you
know it’s close by. After that you have to pour out a little liquor for the soldiers
because they start getting killed one by one and you lose count of the fatalities. I mean,
everybody dies. And the monster doesn’t discriminate either because the indian guy
looks like he’s about to be a survivor, but then hmm nevermind. the black guy runs for
his life and tries to hide in mother nature, but the monster finds him too And that dude
with the agenda from the beginning, poor guy. There are two types of left handers in the
world, the kinds that are born that way, and the other kind that are forced into that way
of life. And there’s a part where the main characters are on the run, and you start thinking
this is gonna be like a Zack Snyder movie and all the main characters die and stuff,
but thankfully they disobey TLC orders and go chasing waterfalls so maybe they’ll make
it to the end. After that he crawls out the water, dude’s pissed because his clothes
are all muddy, but on the bright side, at least they’re not bloody because the predator
leaves him alone afterwards. We now interrupt this message for a PSA announcement. (music).
Okay, now back to your regularly scheduled programming. One of the characters start using
this fire stick thingy to trick the monster into a survival of the fittest cage match with another hunter. Now scratch the
fact that the movie includes a fictional creature that could change into the color of nothing,
and a hero that is bilingual in both English and one liners, that’s not the reason I don’t
believe this stuff would ever happen in real life. I kind of refuse to suspend my disbelief
because the dominant species didn’t win the fight. At the end, the survivors are escorted
back to the mainland. But also, wink wink, there's a easter egg character that's escorted to safety
by a helicopter too, so email CinemaSins them to take off a sin for the fan service, if anything.
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