Alright, the new trailer is out for a couple of days now and I'm kinda thrilled, since I'm not only enjoying the predator movies but am also interested in a couple of native american tribes. The Comanche are one of them.
Oh well, the trailer.
Comments on Youtube vary. Some people are making fun of it, that a young woman is the one to take down the Yautja. (In the trailer he has to fight her tribe plus white settlers/hunters/whatever...)
Others hope, that this movie will link this predator to the Elder in Predator 2 who gave Mike Harrigan the flintlock pistol.
Unlikely, unless they ignore the comics.
According to those, the Elder got the pistol from pirate captain Raphael Adolini himself.
On the other hand, the guns in the trailer look like flintlock rifles, so might be around that same timeframe. It is still possible, but would mean that the Yautja survives his encounter with a Comanche woman.
What annoys me a bit, that they shot the movie in Canada. The Comanche already lived in the south/southeast of the Central Plains in the 18th century. Yeah, yeah, I know. Should just enjoy the movie and stop being nit-picking.
Any thoughts you got? Thrilled to watch it or a plain NO, since a woman is fighting against the Yautja?
Trailer on youtube
Oh well, the trailer.
Comments on Youtube vary. Some people are making fun of it, that a young woman is the one to take down the Yautja. (In the trailer he has to fight her tribe plus white settlers/hunters/whatever...)
Others hope, that this movie will link this predator to the Elder in Predator 2 who gave Mike Harrigan the flintlock pistol.
Unlikely, unless they ignore the comics.
According to those, the Elder got the pistol from pirate captain Raphael Adolini himself.
On the other hand, the guns in the trailer look like flintlock rifles, so might be around that same timeframe. It is still possible, but would mean that the Yautja survives his encounter with a Comanche woman.
What annoys me a bit, that they shot the movie in Canada. The Comanche already lived in the south/southeast of the Central Plains in the 18th century. Yeah, yeah, I know. Should just enjoy the movie and stop being nit-picking.
Any thoughts you got? Thrilled to watch it or a plain NO, since a woman is fighting against the Yautja?
Trailer on youtube