Everything Wrong With Prey in 15 Minutes or Less

[@_LetsGoMe_]

Just wanna point out that Natives have a superstition where you’re not supposed to whistle at night because it could summon a skinwalker/evil spirit, and in this scene 13:13 she whistles and immediately after you hear the predator make the iconic clicking noises. That’s just great attention to detail in my opinion, and a fun little Easter egg of sorts.

[@quinnjones1655]

My friend, who knew the importance from his culture, breathed a "woah" when it happened. He got it, and I didn't.

[@evanbelton1297]

I noticed that too.

[@mageeaaron2624]

I agree! It.was very clever!

[@tonyfourpaws4511]

I thought the same thing during that scene.

[@eljoanthonynj6817]

Funnily enough, we have the same tradition over here. The elders would scold if you whistle at night.

[@dylanworrell6111]

The reason the woods seemed recently burned during the French ambush, was because the Predator had already fought there once. That was the explosion that made Naru lose focus with the cougar and fall out of the tree.

[@MuddieRain]

They still weakened it for her

[@robmiller6785]

How you know this?

[@dylanworrell6111]

@@robmiller6785 just context clues. The French hunters didn’t seem surprised by the appearance of the Predator, the slaughtered buffalo and bear traps alluding to the hunters being in the area. Just what makes sense to me. The explosion could have been a camp that the Predator attacked or an attempt by the French to kill it.

[@dannyfubar3099]

There were forest fires going on near the actual filming, note the red sky in several scenes.

[@jacobstaten2366]

They should have made that clearer.

[@ruggedlemmings9163]

13:59 Just a quick point of correction regarding the functionality of the dart gun. It's not the case that the darts bounce around until they hit their target, they're individually guided projectiles programmed to home in on whatever the laser site is pointed at. When he comes out of the mud and fires the dart at her, the dart swoops around in a big circle to hit the predator rather than coincidentally bouncing around until it hit its mark. The REAL sin of this moment is how did she know exactly where the predator would end up so that she could plant the mask in the perfect position to nail the predator with a headshot with its own weapon? For that matter, how'd she know that the predator would save the dart gun until he was in the mud pit? :P

[@BadData45]

also, how did she know where the head was going to be. then there's also the predators head cock right before he dies, literally had enough time to move at the very least duck

[@joshfly210]

As much as we wish he would respond to comments about his sins he will never and I’ve found it very futile to tell him anything he didn’t understand but I agree with your comment, so it’s not unappreciated.

[@ruggedlemmings9163]

@@joshfly210 Oh I'm fully aware that they don't respond to comments, been a fan of this channel (and the podcast) for years so I know that they don't bother with stuff/corrections like this. I just wanted to toss it out there for the record. :P

[@Mark-ko6qg]

Or that the darts arc manages to hit nothing before it hits the predator. Thats also the luck

[@malyxxplays7949]

@@joshfly210 you do see the amount of subscribers and comments right?..

[@LucianDevine]

7:22 I don't think The Predator pursued her in the water, because it thought that she was weaker than the bear he'd already killed, and more or less doesn't see her as a threat, seeing her more like the rabbit.

[@danhair]

Hahahhahahahahaa..... you mean the predator let's a fully grown woman who tried to kill it multiple times is weaker than a guy with no weapons and no feet?

[@LucianDevine]

@@danhair I mean the first time he saw her fail miserably against the bear, which he later killed, meaning he felt the bear was superior. So he was content to let her float down the river. Then he saw the French had captured her. So maybe he felt that there wasn't any sport in killing her then. I feel like killing the guy with no feet or weapons was just like Jeremy said, the Predator just either being fed up with letting humans go, it deciding that they were the top of the food chain on the planet, and all needed to die, or that it couldn't tell between which ones were and weren't a threat, and was done taking chances after somehow taking some many wounds. The movie overall looks good, but the writing and plot are pretty suspect. I mean how does a predator take down most of an armed and trained modern private military team, but now one of those same creatures is getting injured, wounded, and finally killed by wild animals, colonial age weaponry and people?

[@danhair]

@@LucianDevine have you forgotten than he sees her again when she runs into her tribesmen? She attacked it at least 2 other times. But yeah, the point is that her plotarmor is very Very thick. Maybe the predator can get that kind of childish. Maybe. That still doesn't change the fact that he is shown being a hunter during the opening of the movie and a little bitch by the end of the movie. The point is: the movie has sloppy writing. The movie is the 3rd best Predator movie in the franchise so far m even with the sloppy writing...

[@hemmydall]

@@LucianDevine didn't she tie a knife or something to the dude's hand? She did something that tempted the predator iirc.

[@MylesKillis]

@@danhairno each time he saw her she was running from someone or something else. So he decided she was Prey like rabbit that got chased by the fox.

[@joshuakincaid8238]

I honestly didn't know that the predator coming out of the mud was a call back. I thought it was just cool scene showing that the trap didn't work but only slowed him down.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Exactly. It was a good touch

[@DedoPorno]

The expectation was for Naru to get covered in mud to hide her body temperature as a callback to how Dutch fought in the first movie. It was subverted by turning things around but it still served as a callback. Good stuff.

[@frey8725]

I don't think it was a callback. The trap worked exactly as intended. She aimed the helmet right where the predator would have had to have been, which means she planned that whole thing and knew it would be at that point in the quicksand, at that level and shoot her at that time. That was the worst part of the movie. Otherwise, I loved it.

[@wizzydoesdallas3408]

The whole movie is full of call backs. Very cool.

[@ll-OnlyXans-ll]

It was most definitely a call back.

[@ckEagle165]

I Googled "thermal vision rabbit" like you said too, and the pics all showed even more body via the radiative heat than the movie did! The movie was pretty close to the pics I saw online, so... sin is unearned in this case.

[@1down4upworkshop61]

haha .. did the same thing and noticed that too .. Was going to post something about it but you beat me too it LOL

[@jacara1981]

The difference isn't from the Rabbit, as a normal Thermal scan shows mainly the Ears and Eyes as the main heat source. Modern equipment will adjust the image to show the rest of the body, kinda computer based dumb AI. This makes tracking things easier with thermal. The Predator would likely use the same things as well, and any other animal that uses heat to hunt would likely make those adjustments in the brain also.

[@M3ricle]

Also his comment about snakes being cold blooded. They don't have cold blood, thats not what cold blooded means.

[@SgtSupaman]

@@M3ricle , their blood isn't cold, no, but their bodies don't regulate, meaning their body temperature will be very close to that of their environment. Thus, thermal vision should not see them very well. The point of the sin was more about how stupid it was that the predator couldn't see that human because of some medicine, but it saw the snake just fine.

[@M3ricle]

@@SgtSupaman A snakes body is not at all similar in temperature to its environment though. Ive owned snakes. They all require a heating element of sorts. If they could just hang out at room temperature all the time they wouldnt need a heat pad or lamp. They go into the sun or a warm area and absorb as much heat as they can without harming themselves then slowly lose that heat until their next basking session. So while theyre not always as infrared visible, they will definitely be at a higher heat than the environment thus visible.

[@joshuakincaid8238]

Considering the fact that most of his videos today are like 20 plus minutes long. You know he likes a movie when it's 15 minutes or less.

[@creatoruser736]

That's mostly because it was only an hour and 40 minutes long. Shorter movie, shorter sins video.

[@predetor911]

Also less than 100 sins.

[@wittyithink9109]

*their. It is not one dude. It's a whole ass team. Which also implies they ALL(or mostly all) liked it.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@predetor911 Also slow movie with nothing happening! If you counted the sins per scenes it would be huge!

[@AntonioPizza]

"Comments section would be great at CinemaSins." * ding! *

[@shaftshaft]

This was an incredibly well shot movie. Cinematography wise one of my all time favorites.

[@LucianDevine]

Well shot for sure. The plot had issues, as all movies do at times, particularly in the finale and really whenever Naru had to do something that she wouldn't have been allowed to do at that time or just straight physically couldn't do.

[@dnoodspodu1159]

The you must go and see a whole lot more movies, as this one was good but not incredible

[@TJ-jw1wm]

@@LucianDevine it was so damn cool who cares if she wouldn’t be allowed to do it

[@Jack-iu7pw]

It was well shot but jesus, all-time?

[@josepatino202]

NO

[@radbaron]

The last scene in the end credits is THREE Predator ships coming out of the clouds, in case you're wondering how they got the flintlock pistol back.

[@347Jimmy]

I guess they were rather sore losers

[@walter2858]

Mostly killed all of them

[@MrDeedsly]

@@347Jimmy In the comics and books several humans join the predator clans after defeating one.

[@347Jimmy]

@@MrDeedsly nice. I should check them out at some point, have always known stuff got wilder in the expanded sources

[@MrDeedsly]

@347Jimmy Batman Vs Predator is a pretty dope starting off point.

[@lukeedwards6027]

I googled thermal rabbit and they had it pretty close. You did make up for it with the cocaine bear line!

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

Same. I was like "uuuuh that actually looks about the same to me 🤷🏻‍♂️" That's sin number 1. Sin number 2 was him not realizing why he didn't kill her once she was in the bear trap because he was using her as bait once he realized there was a predator above her and she was now prey

[@angelicusmortus1484]

At 12:23 I was hoping that you'd call out in all other Predator movies when they cloak up if they are bleeding that their technology can't cloak the blood that has been spilled thus all they should see is a floating green rorschach.

[@cyrusthevirus9878]

I like the attention to detail with how they shoot the bow that is actually a style that relies more on the forearm rather than back muscles great for fast firing as well

[@andreilukyanov4286]

you are prolly not going to kill anyone with that bow (especially not a damn bear).

[@ClanImprobable]

Cool!

[@hekatoncheiros208]

Do you mean the reversed hand grip on the string? I wondered about that, whether it is authentic.

[@cyrusthevirus9878]

@@hekatoncheiros208 it is its more for short bows

[@hekatoncheiros208]

@ Thank you. Comanches knew a thing or two about archery.

[@crankfastleuwu]

"Scene does not contain a cocaine bear!" That's gonna come up a lot more often now and I'm here for it.

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

Drawing the line at the chain makes sense and fits with the lore of Predators. Predators do not like attacking things that cannot defend itself or sees as weak as there is no challenge. The coyote was focused on something else, but it wasn't defenseless. Same thing with the weapons. it has advanced weapons, but their prey still has a chance to fight back. A chain or weakened prey prior to the hunt puts the prey at a disadvantage and there is no worth or honor in hunting something at its best against what you have. I like the predator because of what is implied about their culture and way of life/thinking without them ever speaking a word.

[@coltonbaker3736]

I absolutely love this movie and I always enjoy seeing you take sins off and genuinely compliment a movie in the midst of the satire

[@tonysnow2141]

How though How much drugs did it take to believe she is better than army special forces without training

[@_xymi]

@@tonysnow2141 army special forces would've just shot this inexperienced predator and ended the movie in 20 minutes, this is an early hunter with an early predator

[@tonysnow2141]

@@_xymi then why was Predator a movie Arnold and his team 😂 Never happened? Or the girl is strong than than and the buzz saw the cut down trees....

[@llamingo696]

@@gi7685 this is a satirical chanel most of the sins are minor mistakes or personal points of view broooo

[@ИванЧернявский-и8ф]

Zombified people watch my first comment in this video.

[@oliverklosov5153]

The reason Danny Glover gets the same gun at the end of Predator 2 is because they came back after the events in Prey and killed off the entire tribe. It's hinted at in the animated closing credits.

[@elite_rock_god2292]

But like why??? Since when do predators do that shit? She beat The predator, she proved herself, she shoudl be given a trophy and either taken in to train and Hunt with them or free to do as she please.

[@marcelgardner8497]

@@elite_rock_god2292 basically it's shoehorned in an attempt to tie all the movies together. The pistol story is its own story. Look up Raphael Adolini 1715

[@elite_rock_god2292]

@@marcelgardner8497 ye I know about The pistol and its story and I find that awesome!" Shoehorned?" More like "run over by a car and then dropped into chernobyl to break it down completly and get it somewhat to fit where it dosent" 🤣

[@MaxPower162]

Could be setting up a sequel where more predators come. Naru could even end up gifting it to a predator survivor of the conflict, who knows

[@aaronpop0083]

They never leave the bodies of there dead behind. If you remember she beheaded the predator so they had to go into the village to get it. At that point I'm gonna assume a fight breaks out. There is talks of a sequel at the moment.

[@el9dnyt]

How did the Predator not know that shooting without the helmet on would be different to shooting with the helmet on? Does it not understand how to use its own tech?

[@ftniceberg874]

He was a mongoloid and the group dumped him knowing he would be removed from their group. They then tried to remove proof of their presence by exterminating the entire tribe and claiming the magic time traveling pistol.

[@Wright805]

It DID know. The bolt gun can still be fired without the helmet, in which case the bolts just move forwards in a straight line. Feral just didn't know the targeting lasers were pointed at him.

[@jdgamboa5201]

@@Wright805 Cool, thanks! I just watched this movie today (I've never seen any of the others) and I've been wondering and googling for an hour trying to understand WTF happened.

[@IvanTheVandal]

I think the reason the predator passed on the chain was because it indicated that it was already someone else's prey. Like an etiquette sort of thing.

[@1FatLittleMonkey]

Or that it indicated more advanced technology, suggesting a more challenging target was hunting in the area.

[@trayp324]

according to Predator Lore, they only hunt beings that can be a threat. She was not a threat because she was trapped, injured and had no weapon

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

Close. It realized there was a predator above her now, and by leaving her in their trap, she was bait so he could then hunt them. Pretty smart actually

[@grapeshot]

Even though I guess it's not canon anymore but the Predator versus Alien 2 movie we saw the trophy rack on the predator ship. It had a Triceratops skull mounted on the wall of the ship. Implying that those Predators had been coming to Earth for millions of years.

[@jakushkadarkstalker6278]

Or he hunted a triceraton from TMNT

[@orinanime]

@@jakushkadarkstalker6278 I wanna see THAT movie

[@detective_mitch_conner]

i am going to be a semantic nerd here so I apologize but there was no implication of hunting during the time of the dinosaurs. it was an outright statement. if i had a trophy rack of shit i have killed you would not say, "are you implying you hunted those?"

[@1FatLittleMonkey]

@@detective_mitch_conner _" if i had a trophy rack of shit i have killed you would not say, "are you implying you hunted those?""_ Well, I would if it was a dinosaur skull.

[@lawrencefrost9063]

@@detective_mitch_conner You know I could have a skull of a Godzilla in my collection. It would be a ruse, simply an implication of hunting Godzilla, not real proof. You know, coz it doesn't exist?

[@mrr9636]

Thank you for the beaver praise. They don’t get enough credit. I studied them for my MSc and they also are super helpful creators of bat habitat, which in turn helps reduce pest insect populations.

[@ClanImprobable]

I love this comment. :-D

[@TeleriumD12]

Looked up thermal heat signatures of rabbits after this movie. Looks just like the movie. Apparently their fur is great at trapping heat and they're warm little fluff balls. Sin removed

[@evanderpierznik]

I like the fact that the Predator can take out many veteran spec ops commandos, but gets clipped by a couple of teenagers.

[@Earthenfist]

It's the difference between people who are HIRED to fight, and people who fight as a way of life. Same reason the ewoks could take on the stormtroopers.

[@MrDeedsly]

They knew the land and how to exploit it.

[@alt0799]

Your kind of missing the point dude.

[@Earthenfist]

@@alt0799 I get the point. Overall agree, too. I just like arguing about things that don't matter.

[@ftniceberg874]

These simps will say anything to defend this dumpster fire of a movie.

[@rexlumontad5644]

Whenever the Predator goes for a walk, he asked his enemies how's their health plan. Apparently it was great.

[@mashpotetatez4730]

I get it

[@jesseparviainen1363]

Best comment yet! 😂

[@DsmDan]

Hellsing ultimate abridged reference

[@Avidshooter13]

very enthusiastic walks

[@Resimaster]

I don't get it.

[@MichaelJohnson-ny6zs]

One thing I will NEVER understand is how she knows the Predator sees in thermal vision and was able to deduce that the flower makes you invisible to it...especially after it just killed the person she gave the flower too.

[@wizzydoesdallas3408]

I forgot when exactly she realizes that but I believe it is explained.

[@trayp324]

she didnt specify it sees thermals, what she did was use deductive reasoning. I gave this dude these flowers and now it can't see him, therefore if I eat these flowers it can't see me. Deductive reasoning

[@brokenfoxx]

multiple sins off for releasing this movie in Comanche. Love how you can tell how they feel about the movie based on what they sin. This movie is a perfect example. That said, this movie is so damn great and better than it had any right to be.

[@motherplayer]

And extra sins on for it only being DUBBED in Comanche, not actually spoken, and it does feel more distracting when you know that.

[@failedartist3994]

After watching it in english, I realise I had the option to watch it in Comanche. yup, I watched it again

[@brokenfoxx]

@@failedartist3994 when it first came out, I had only heard praise so I was hesitant to watch (I usually go months to years so reviews and hype don't influence me), but I watched it the first week and I've actually only seen the Comanche-language version. But I really love that they filmed it both ways. That said, I've also never seen any of the other Predator or AvP movies. Familiar enough with them but I don't have that 80s nostalgia a lot of people have so I never got into the universe.

[@brokenfoxx]

@@motherplayer I think they actually filmed it both ways, Comanche and English? EDIT :: okay, some scenes were filmed and others were simply dubbed. At least according to Den of Geek, which updated their article. When I'd read it initially it said it was filmed both ways and I hadn't seen the update. "An earlier version of this article inaccurately said all of the scenes were filmed a second time in Comanche, as opposed to a mixture of scenes filmed with the actors speaking Comanche and most others being dubbed" - denofgeek

[@Bendrix27]

It really isn't that good.

[@robertagu5533]

Sin 72: that delayed bomb remember blew up apparently the WHOLE area. an looked like even IF the entire group correctly guessed, and ran off in all directions at top speed it woulda got them all anyways. What I found a great coincidental logic too was she CORRECTLY guessing that arrow launcher thing was slaved to the helmet which served as a tracking and aiming device

[@TatsuChi]

Sin 73-76 one for each time the predator is made to look dumb for forgetting his darts are aimed by his helmet including 3 times in one shot where he keeps hitting the same dam tree trying to shoot Naru's Brother... its details like this why im not as big a fan of this movie as many

[@robertagu5533]

@@TatsuChi yeah there's some others but maybe to me this one's one the biggest like when she takes vengeance for her fallen brother an fellow clansmen. Whom along with them trappers, all whom, are tougher then her are shown to basically get crippled or die when hit with it but she somehow can take those sorta hits

[@Hunnypooh18]

My dad is usually terrible at recommending movies. This was a rare exception and he was so proud when I said I liked it. Ps. He felt double vindication when he saw this video.

[@mforrest9737]

Your dad must have had some very serious self-doubt.

[@Hunnypooh18]

@M Forrest well... we used to keep score for fun... I stopped keeping track after I reached over 20. He has great taste... most of the time. Just not very good at gauging a person's preferences.

[@limawrittenwithL]

i didn"t watched the trailers for prey and had no expectation for it, so i was very surprised how good it is.

[@ИванЧернявский-и8ф]

Zombified people watch my first comment in this video.

[@elite_rock_god2292]

I dident see any trailers either and I was still disapointed by it 🤣

[@andreilukyanov4286]

@@ИванЧернявский-и8ф people who love Prey just have IQ in double digit

[@tinyky2598]

I saw this entire movie at a local shop. Didn't even care that I was standing the whole time, I didn't want to miss anything and I had to finish all of it!

[@Wargasmo]

A local shop? They were just playing it? Neat.

[@ClanImprobable]

Nice!

[@bigbaddawg101]

I like the fact that the Predator was also upset when he saw the buffalo. That's also why he was so merciless to the French trappers.

[@nomus1172]

I think because it also wanted to hunt a buffalo considering buffalo are extremely dangerous

[@TateAnakov]

He probably didn't see the sport in shooting all the Buffalo to leave to rot

[@Rawblin]

Going to have to disagree on this one. The predator literally kills stuff, rips out the spine, takes the skull, and just leaves the rest on the ground. Him and the trappers are basically the same in that regard.

[@DillsyYourDaddy67]

@@Rawblin Predator only hunts other predators though. A big point of the originals is that they don't fight unarmed combatants and in the expanded lore they are extremely honourable hunters and fairly respectful warriors. It would make sense that the predator would be pissed off at dudes killing harmless animals and leaving the corpses to rot.

[@ActualDrunkAtheist]

Or maybe it just hates the French like any individual with any sense of intellect.

[@grapeshot]

This movie opens ups a lot of possibilities. The Predator could be in Vietnam during the war or we can have the Predator hunting on one of the South Pacific Islands during World War II.

[@SchmergDergen]

We could but we could also go forward in time instead of backwards so they don’t have to home alone stupid predators.

[@oscarf5433]

Or the Franco-Indian War, or Ancient Greece or Ptolomeic Egypt...wait I'm getting too into the Assassin's Creed universe here ha ha ha

[@nateroseman]

Or maybe even were in charge of the slaves that built the pyramids

[@oscarf5433]

Did we really lost the war at Vietnam? We were just backing up the French in Indochina against the advance of the Communist Vietcong and since the war was unpopular our troops were sent back, but we did stop the advance of the North Vietnamese Vietcongs, also we suffered like 53,000 casualties whereas North Vietnam suffered between one and three million casualties, so.....

[@John_Locke_108]

WW II Predator in Japan. Guess how he dies.

[@DeeEnt]

I’d argue that hunting using a cloaking device is actually practical, deer blinds, camouflaging, blending into the foliage, etc… The goal is to drop your prey without it being able to notice you beforehand

[@abbynormal1246]

Fun fact: I didn't know this was a Predator movie when I was taken to go see it. When I realized it was, I actually contemplating just leaving. I'm glad I didn't it was just actually a good movie. A Predator movie had to right being that legitimately cool.

[@replicant-1986]

When she yells after killing the predator is so awesome. It gets me every time.

[@smdsnowflakes5107]

She didn't kill anything. The men woulded him a lot. She just ran and hid. The only thing she killed is a rabbit. 🙄

[@pufnbal1744]

It's awesome that the bear almost beat the predator. just shows how scary bears really are, Imagine if there had been two. The movie would've ended right there. But this is fictional. Still cool though.

[@patrickhoffman2806]

Forgetting the fact that she tried to sharpen a flint blade using any other technique other than flint napping, and how dumb someone has to engage a giant fucking bear with a tiny and dirty bow

[@patrickhoffman2806]

Also you cannot convince me that an animal who can kill a giant grizzly bear pearly with its strength gets killed by a malnourished, 4’11 little girl without some loopholes made for the sake of the movie having a good ending

[@Dominator546]

What I really wish they did with this movie (although its great and I love it how it is) is reallllly tease out the Predator reveal. Like have the scene with the bear be the first scene that you actually see the Predator and up until then you had little bits that speculated on what it was but not until then do you have that realisation. So you could show someone the movie and their like oh yeah this is cool and then get to that scene and be like "Wait...this is a Predator movie?!"

[@creepypastyxenon5844]

A small light like torch or a flashlight gives you a really small line of sight, but makes you visible from a huge distance. I learned that one from sneaking up on other camps while at scouts camp.

[@1FatLittleMonkey]

Given your username, I'm not going to ask for details.

[@creepypastyxenon5844]

@@1FatLittleMonkey We were playing a game, something like capture the flag, but if you get caught you'd get tied up onto the flagpole. In earlier years i didn't really had any tactic, just hide somwhere mildly close to the flag and wait for an opportunity, this year i'll make my own ghuillie suit and try two tactics: first ill use my fellow scouts from my camp to lead the defenders away and if that won't work i'll purposley get caught, tied up to the flagpole, take the flag and hide it somwhere where they won't find it till the morning.

[@creepypastyxenon5844]

@@1FatLittleMonkey I'll update you after the camp

[@dondee5439]

"I remember this one time at band camp... "

[@rajvishwakarma1469]

naru explains exactly why she was not attacked by anyone it's because nobody sees her as a threat or as a hunter and that's why she is soo dangerous it was her literal dialogues

[@echoawoo7195]

@5:45 Rope actually isn't that hard to make. The slowest part of it is drying out the fibers, but guess what forest and grasslands typically have a-plenty of ? Dried fibers strewn everywhere. Once you have the dried fibers, the process of splitting and twining can be done in about 20 minutes with a practiced hand.

[@B1_1_9_7_5]

Dude forget about the rope with the fact that she can throw a tomahawk on a rope that easily in such a short amount of time is mind-boggling this movie's seems like she did that in like 30 minutes or a couple hours but that would take days to master

[@TKHaines]

The predator left Naru when she was in the bear trap because he saw the trap as tech more advanced than what she had. He left her to watch the more "advanced" humans.

[@Jellyforge]

He left her alone bc it wasn’t his trap. It would have been dishonorable for a hunter to kill what someone else had caught.

[@MDCxThePG]

This explanation makes no sense. He didn't kill her in the trap because it would be against the spirit of the hunt to kill something trapped. They live to hunt the ultimate prey, not something trapped.

[@TKHaines]

@@MDCxThePG Okay, but they also like to go for the toughest prey. The French trappers had more advanced tech. So it could be a combination of both things.

[@MDCxThePG]

@@TKHaines It wasn't a combo. He didn't go for her because she was trapped (and not trapped by him). That's all. He went after the french hunters because they were prey as well.

[@ellislynn6245]

People obviously forgot predators don't hunt females until they become a threat

[@101alan1]

@2:32 you say they built the stretcher way too fast, yet you show the full scene where it goes from during the day to after sunset. That scene clearly shows that it took them a few hours to get it ready, not minutes.

[@tonic9539]

Exothermic not cold blooded. The snake was active and in a strike position which meant that it had already been warmed up so the predator would have been able to see it clearly.

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

The predator sees the blood cooled man just fine (I mean, we can identify him just fine when seeing things from the Predator's POV), but just writes him off as already dead since his temperature is so low, until he screams and moves. The snake was moving and rattling, so the Predator made the intuitive leap that it was alive, even if it registered as close to ambient temperature.

[@SnoopyReads]

Why did he kill the one legged man who was unarmed? He clearly wasn't a threat

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

@@SnoopyReads I don't remember that specific scene, so I can't comment. I mean, it was months ago and TBH it wasn't my favourite movie. Was it someone who had previously attacked them?

[@SnoopyReads]

@@ThatSoddingGamer it was the French interpreter who taught Super Souix how to shit the flintlock pistol

[@Willpower-74205]

​@@SnoopyReads"shit the flintlock pistol." Probably not what you meant, but still.... 🤣👍

[@SnoopyReads]

@@Willpower-74205 auto correct finally got one right

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Dan Trachtenberg came a long way since PORTAL: NO ESCAPE He did 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE and the first episode of THE BOYS

[@theworldsmostplagiarizedma2436]

Might have to check this one out. Actually looks pretty good.

[@theworldsmostplagiarizedma2436]

@@dragonkitty5578 It’s on Hulu, right?

[@L33Reacts]

This movie is severely over hyped yet it is miles ahead of any predator media in this century 😂 sad state of modern cinema…

[@simonmarkbrown7677]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT'S NOT

[@dimsumnimsum5425]

I miss cinema sins that used to make fun of dumb concepts in movies , instead of praising them .

[@JamesFluker]

Amber Midthunder is such a star, she nailed this role. Glad to see this film getting sins off, because it truly was a fantastic film.

[@rexlumontad5644]

I miss the days of Arnold Schwarzenegger boldly challenged the Predator with an epic war cry and bow and arrows laced with grenades while completely covered in mud.

[@SchmergDergen]

You didn’t like little Californian girl is always right the movie?

[@oscarf5433]

I loved the part where Dutch just stops moving and so the Predator, Dutch taunts the Predator yelling "C'mon kill me", but the Predator senses a trap and walks around, that was like totally credible.

[@MikeP828]

So go watch that movie, then.

[@hDubL360]

Yapp

[@JohnDoe-sh9on]

I miss the days when Hollywood made good movies.

[@MsZeeZed]

Movie is good because everything that makes a movie is here and done well. Surprising how rare that is in a franchise sequel with good movie#1 premise.

[@statikwolf69]

I really enjoyed this movie. Another great sins video.Though I must say. The cold French man was lying still in being silent. The cold blooded snake was making noise and moving. Might be an indication of how it was spotted. :P

[@markraffey9145]

Also snake's blood not that cold when they are hunting/moving. Cold blooded refers to their body temperature becoming the same as the external environment when they are sedentary.

[@MH-xg4wy]

I’m probably more excited than I should be due to the fact I can finally say I know someone featured in a Cinemasins video *and* he’s part of a sin deduction!

[@DarthAzabrush]

Now I want to see a sequel set in Australia. Predator vs the CONTINENT OF DEATH!

[@lucchesi87]

Predators actually have a code of honor, and although most of them follow it, it is usually considered more a guideline handbook than a proper rule book. This specific predator is an young-blood, pretty much an adult, but otherwise unproved against true challenging prey like a xenomorph. They must kill anything worthy on the way so they can finally be accepted into their final trial. He's pretty inexperienced, given how he fell for pretty much any trap laid for him and even some that weren't, this is particularly noticeable by the fact he attacked a lot of different animals without really knowing how worthy they are, so he was trying to find his way to the top of the food chain. Now about its specific conduct: Trapped prey is unfair game and absolutely shameful and a dishonor. Doesn't matter if you're a hardliner or not. That's why he left her alone. Using thermal vision is sometimes frowned upon, specially if you've been challenged to a duel, but otherwise pretty much generally acceptable. Finishing wounded prey is cool even if they're not a threat to you anymore, and although less honorably for you (if you're not the original hunter who wounded the prey), it is still mercy killing and a moral duty, but you should be willing to share the trophy with the hunter who previously wounded the prey if it wasn't you.

[@tooreal4softassyoutube]

Trash

[@maniacal1870]

The best thing I can say about Prey is that it's definitely NOT the worst Predator movie.

[@nenadbugarski3760]

It is, im afraid.

[@andreilukyanov4286]

I will ask you only one question: have you ever been in the forest late at night without any source of light?

[@simonmarkbrown7677]

I don't know. lets get back the the first 2 films and carry on from them

[@frondreadz789]

@@maniacal1870 just second worse

[@dwerggalago]

I absolutely loved this entry in the franchise. It was so much better than expected and it might even be my second favourite Predator movie ever.

[@grimmhead9583]

Who needs Dutch and Harrigan leveling a city while duke it out with a bunch of predators.. when you can have a teen girl coming out of age and showing warriors double of her size what sissies they are while shooting with arrows at a predator.

[@Hadar1991]

7:28 Actually there is now way it could work. The rope would add much additional drag which would heavily mess with the accuracy. Furthermore you have pull the rope far hard stronger than you thrown the axe for it to came anywhere near your hand - assuming if you manage to catch it and not cut your arm off. Also rope could easily tangled up during the throw making your axe useless. And somehow her rope is always the perfect length to be able to pull it with single move. The whole axe thing is the most unrealistic part in the movie, it would be better if they called is a Magic Axe of Returning +1 than having the whole rope thing. Besides, she seems to throw this axe way stronger than her mass is suggesting. Maybe there are some ultra trowing techniques that I am not aware of, but it looked as if she had Thor strength while trowing this axe.

[@detective_mitch_conner]

i thought um, actually was just a satirical take on nerd culture but here you are

[@Hadar1991]

@@detective_mitch_conner Hmm, could you elaborate because I don't really understand what you are trying to say.

[@lmpoopingpigeon]

axe thing is most unrealistic part? Alien hunter time traveler on earth- helooooo!! Also, assuming that this is old times when people just had to work way harder to survive, you should not take her mass into consideration when calculating her power. Go to gym, you'll see how even smaller lasies can do really impressive stuff.

[@Hadar1991]

@@lmpoopingpigeon Ehh... There is something called inner consistency of fictional world. You create a fictional world, establish it's rules and there is the inner world realism - as long everything is consistent in that fictional world. For example anything Tolkien wrote is very realistic, because he was maniac of inner world consistency. Creators of Prey where very focused to realistically portray Comanches and we can assume that physics is the same as in our world, because nothing says otherwise. And even if a man would throw that axe I would have hard to believe that it could be thrown with such force, because this axe does not have steel razor sharp head, but is made from stone and just seems to light. Probably the sound effects are overblown and video is speed up and instead of making it cool looking it looks fake.

[@lmpoopingpigeon]

@@Hadar1991 no one like watch movies with you isn't it? Probably craters should send you an apology letter, to tell you how sorry they are that they couldn't please you with psychic they decided to input into the inner consistency of a fictional world.

[@theravyneffect3610]

I loved this movie, but ALSO said during it "surely using invisibility is cheating on a massive scale, what does this prove?" and I'm so glad that it's picked up here as well.

[@1FatLittleMonkey]

Human hunters use guns, wear cammo, use traps, use scopes and lights, some even use thermal... It's consistent.

[@theravyneffect3610]

@@1FatLittleMonkey all valid points, but are human hunters trying to prove something against their prey? Maybe predators aren’t either. Maybe they also just do it for the kicks.

[@NewYork975]

Best Predator movie since the 1st one.

[@Bendrix27]

That really doesn't say much lol

[@andreilukyanov4286]

also the dumbest

[@oneofthefools0]

I never saw any predator movies other than this one so I didn't even know there were multiple callbacks, so they couldn't have messed with the movie that much. It was such a fun movie too!

[@sinclairj7492]

That’s a sin right there

[@Macephtopheles]

No offence but that's a pretty silly take on it from you. He's not saying that the lines/actions which are callbacks "mess with the movie" but that it's overdone. And it's pretty obvious you aren't going to realise something is a direct quote or sequence lifted directly from something you've never seen before.

[@alt0799]

Watch the original!

[@puppet23ca]

I kinda figured the reason the predator just started killing all the french trappers even the wounded ones at the end was that it was just ticked off after having been shot a couple of dozen times not to mention the bear trap I mean he has only so much patience. really licked this movie and am still hoping it gets a blu ray release some day with possibly a director's cut and son behind the scenes content

[@dondee5439]

*liked

[@quinnjones1655]

I couldn't get over how fucking *tight* the storytelling is in this movie. The one bit you missed is the whistle at night. My Metis friend gripped his chair and said "woah" under his breath when that happened. That was a callout for those who knew what it meant, and everyone else misses it.

[@SchmergDergen]

This was a solid comedy. The Predator in this movie was clearly banished from the other Yautja’s becuase it’s so dumb.

[@simonmarkbrown7677]

nice

[@The_Nonchalant_Shallot]

I googled "thermal vision rabbit" (which is apparently a surprisingly popular search phrase) and aside from the heat map being hotter in the movie than in real life, it was pretty much the same.

[@krawlspacekustoms]

Movie fails to address the fact that the wolf would’ve know the Predator was there and a threat, simply by smell.

[@slive360]

3:02 isn't a sin if you been outside with an actual source of light relying on fire such as torches/campfires you would know it limits your visual range and makes it very easy to spot you. Putting out the fire from the torch forces your iris to widen rather than narrow improving your vision in the dark.

[@dwmarch]

I'm pretty sure the Predator we see in this movie is a junior untested one (sort of like Naru) and the other Predators are off fighting the French. That is why the ship did so many passes before dropping him off and why the forest is burnt down. This movie is a side battle to a larger battle that we never get to see.

[@joshtull4306]

one issue on your take. the french wasn't that big of group (size of camp indicates that). the way it came across to me, that this was the first pred on earth and was there scouting it to see what was the top predators on the planet and if it was worthy to be a test site for future training tests.

[@ftniceberg874]

Not junior...he was mentally retarded! They intentionally sent him down knowing the second he wasn't chasing wildlife a real predator would remove him from their group. Killing itself by using a precision targeted weapon without the targeting system is dumb AF!

[@briancolwill3071]

​@@joshtull4306triceratops skull though...

[@simonmarkbrown7677]

I like that idea

[@Sparkle0501]

The part when they said there is a predator among us literally made me cry tears of joy

[@kevinalvarado1990]

Ur mom.

[@damianhiggins8094]

Roolllll tears

[@georgeheilman885]

I watched this at a friend's house and we both agreed it was a great film, but it would've been fantastic on a cinema screen. If only.

[@TheAntiTrope]

No mention of the musket reload shot? 😂 That was the funniest thing I've ever seen in a Predator movie. "Oh shit! He blocked! Gimme 5 minutes!" 🤣

[@sykosavage5688]

Been waiting for this one! I enjoyed tf out of this movie🙂

[@chopper2429]

#93: The predator's bolts aren't ricocheting off trees, they are simply homing-in on the laser and it takes speed and distance to adjust its course.

[@ninjabunnywholivesinsideaw8216]

One of the most unexpectedly good horror movie sequals ever! Prey is creative and fun with some great cinematography. Really enjoy the movie!

[@martinacold9255]

The fog pan on was great(8:52) like the movie UP, then transitions to the characters strapped to a big, large, grounded... 😂

[@baadwlf3798]

The "If it bleeds we can kill it" call back is 1000% better than the "Get to the choppers" line from the last predator movie

[@robmiller6785]

Both are disrespectful

[@simonmarkbrown7677]

the first predator film that line is from the film that started the all predator story off

[@JayPringleThis]

Ah, so you're the guy who watched that Predator movie. I knew there'd be at least one person.

[@will2Collett]

Mr Jerome, you have outdone yourself. I didn't think you could Cinema Sin, PREY. But, You have outdone yourself here. The dogs name is sariii. ONE OPF YOUR BETTER Cinema Sins!!!

[@si-mon3424]

You gave this movie way too much credit man

[@Transformers4444]

I never got the ending with the aiming helmet and projectiles. The Predator must know that the projectiles from its weapon will land wherever the aiming laser helmet points to, so why would it fire the weapon at all without the helmet, even in a last ditch effort? I really enjoyed this movie and I'm glad they gave the Predator franchise a good entry, but that moment in the climax isn't something I understand or enjoy

[@pillagius]

A good watch! Just enjoy the show and don't... Don't think at all what's happening or it will hurt you.

[@reaver1414]

Maybe Indian hunting bows are different (but I doubt it) but European bows, especially war bows, are over 100lbs draw weight, there's no way you could hold it at full draw for an extended period of time. Especially not when running after something.

[@magnisky]

I am so happy you gave the due credit to prey. So many major channels just ignored it. 👍

[@ActualDrunkAtheist]

Cause it was trash?

[@magnisky]

@@ActualDrunkAtheist have you seen it?

[@ma53jg]

I thought this was a prequel, not a sequel as per the description. Ding! Anyway, this movie should have been released in theaters. Great film, great video!

[@DanBrizuela]

This was an awesome film. Amber Midthunder was phenomenal. The action scenes were incredible. Loved the bit where the Frenchmen fired at the Predator and had to take time to reload. Refuse to see this as a tv movie.

[@railroad_riley5084]

The predator screams when it steps on the bear trap but Naru only grunts like it's just a slight inconvenience.

[@Loogster]

I truly Loved this movie.. I'm a big fan of the original, and I just enjoyed this one so much. They did a stellar job! 🤘

[@RedBeardRey]

Agreed. I had no real expectations for this movie but was gonna watch it regardless because its Predator. But I finished it and was BLOWN AWAY by how good it was all the way through. It got me and my buddy hoping that they do another one but this time it takes place during Feudal Japan.

[@braddharma]

Ya got me 1000% with the end credits "there's a snake in my boot" dub. lolololol

[@braddharma]

I meant, you got me at 1000% just from the thumb nail, but that end quote was a literal cherry on top.

[@taylorglover73]

The circle of life took me out 😂

[@jacobbeckham6531]

In the Comanche dub, the callback line was changed because there's no translation for 'can' (very Yoda): "If it bleeds, we will kill it." Which is honestly way cooler of a line.

[@Bendrix27]

Really? No sins for her becoming an absolute master immediately with a weapon she literally just created? And no sins for when she easily could have saved her brother by telling him about the invisibility herb? You were WAY too kind on this movie.

[@CptWillowRose]

It is almost 300 years until Greyback gives Detective Harrigan the pistol. And we know they like coming to Earth to hunt humans. So it is quite possible gave it to him/took it after this. Hell the credits suggest that after the Feral Predator's ship went home to inform them of his death, they returned to see who killed him. Also the Feral Predator might be a newly blooded hunter whose just going hunt wild,

[@favoritemustard3542]

@14:31 It's hard to take him seriously when he makes mistakes like this...

[@brandengraves3233]

I enjoyed this movie. But i was really curious to hear your opinion. And you were spot on with the only issues the movie had. I just hope they capitalize on this momentum and make another good movie. Also Jeremy you are funny as hell.

[@fg786]

We had a 250 pound male, portraied as a trained army special forces guy with access to modern weaponry barely surviving his encounter with the Predator. Now we have a 85 pound woman strolling along the countryside eevading the predator for 3 days straight and outwitting him with his ow weapns wwhich she stole from him.

[@kingoftherevolution4855]

The end plan relied on the predator being 3 kinds of stupid

[@MylesKillis]

He clearly was reliant on his stealth tech and helmet to beat humans.

[@brianlara6451]

I’m native and loved this movie. It’s not historically accurate in everything but when did perfection become the standard for entertainment

[@johnymustacio]

such a weak incompentent predator can't be reffered to as perfect.

[@ftniceberg874]

Garbage praised by morons is the standard now...this movie proves it along with the comic book movie cancer.

[@compirate]

Historically accurate? Like native people fighting an alien. That historically accurate?

[@brianlara6451]

@@compirate I meant the use of Comanche and the French trappers. The movie made it seem the natives were wholly unaware of the French trappers

[@compirate]

@@brianlara6451 I hear you there.

[@swisha05_ttv]

This video has so much energy that the some of the others don’t… I love it!

[@tymek200101]

It is one of my newest favourites! Beutifully shot, the story is tight and it keeps me invested

[@FflawedMetalhead]

I mean, no movie is without sin, but I now actually want to see this movie. I saw one of the Predator movies like 20 years ago, but never got invested. This one looks interesting.

[@gchecosse]

Predator is probably the most quality consistent franchise ever, only the 4th one is rubbish, the others are all equally great.

[@davidtatro7457]

Awesome film, awesome sins. But nobody ever sins the fact that Predators are a technologically advanced species capable of fast interstellar travel, but apparently cannot design a cloaking device that doesn't short out when exposed to water.

[@lukevirtualgameruk3523]

Just a movie