movies

In broad terms, sure, but we're talking about the business of theatrical exhibition here, which over the past several years has had a real rough go of it. In some ways, this is because the industry is addicted to shooting itself in the kneecaps at ever opportunity, and in some ways because COVID accelerated the trend of people waiting for VOD rather than seeing something in the theater. So, a movie smashing box office records in today's environment is still newsworthy.

One of the worse redesigns of a science fiction creature. Better then alienhuman but worse then Godzilla 98'.

Why the PREDATOR sequels get the face WRONG

absolutely.

Rom is probably the best Alien movie since Aliens.

Prey is EXCELLENT, as is Killer of Killers.

Alien and Predator having a resurgence right now in quality.

I do recommend Prey as a great movie in the same setting but different time period. I also Romulus as a well made Alien movie that doesn't really do anything new but does hit the right notes for the franchise.

I liked Prey a lot. A very basic plot summary

a young Comanche woman trying to prove herself as a worthy warrior and hunter while a feral Predator visits Earth for the first time.

I havent followed the franchise tho. I watched this one bc it is disconnected from the other movies. The predator is not really the main story.

Romulus was cool imo, but not mind blowing. To me it was good enough to warrant more. Was it as good as 1 or 2? No. Was it better than everything else? Yes, because unlike every Alien sequel, it is not a few good scenes in a bad movie. For better or worse, it is consistent.

I actually had my internet down for like 10 days and only had a handful of movies available to me and no books as I had just moved and was still awaiting their arrival. I ended up watching Romulus three times. to me it is the perfect example of "swimming in sevens." I had only a month prior marathoned all other Alien movies though, so maybe my brain was affected.

I cannot speak to the most recent 2 predator movies, but I liked Prey enough to watch it twice in a year. I think the same person did the John Goodman bunker movie, and I just think they are a competent person running the show for Predator stuff now.

me!

I was skeptical about it but I saw it anyways. I was wrong, It was really good, I enjoyed it.

I've always been a fan of the Alien vs Predator Darkhorse Comics and videogames from the 90s. I loved the world building, how it all took place in the Alien future timeline, the lore was great. The human interactions with the Predators was awesome. Badlands reminded me of that and god damn do they kinda set it up for another swing at Alien vs Predator that would be set in a similar timeline to the old comics and games.

That's what this movie, for me at least, was. It felt like a love letter to the very small fanbase of Predator fans from the 90s. The Badlands story has been told before on the pages of Darkhorse comics so for me it made complete sense. And it utilized a very important aspect from the Alien franchise without incorporating Xenomorphs. But man does it set up the potential for another AvP that DOESN'T have to take place on Earth and DOESN'T have to involve humans which I really hope they do.

Never heard of this movie until this moment.

I don’t like to yuck others' yums but I’ll be your huckleberry.

Fuck this movie. It looks like the kind of trash that Marvel fans would gobble up.

I don't know how exactly pg-13 works but i can say there were no humans harmed during this movie at all, and a lot of carnage otherwise.