Predator 2 - Ship Trophy Room [HD]

[@rudman97]

Just imagine how powerful and fierce that skull owner would been, which look like a T-rex.

[@伊斯塔與艾蕾修卡都是]

More like an extraterrestrial T.rex. I really want to see the owners of these alien species.

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

Just shows Yautja are baddasses

[@luisvelez1952]

If this movie was introduced in 1997 or 1999 they would add the Relic monster skull too.

[@captaincrum1]

Lol although some of those skills are quite small in size to be displaying on ya trophy wall.....did the predator stand on it and felt sorry for it lol?

[@jasonberryman1035]

@@captaincrum1guess they could’ve been very fast or were creatures with powerful skills in their own right

[@charzanboo9940]

Unbeknownst to Harrigan, he staring face-to-face with King Willie's skull.

[@BTLAGS]

I notice their is another human skull as well i wonder who it was

[@quentined4137]

@@BTLAGS I think that one's Jerry's

[@AC-iz7eh]

Nah man King Willie had lotsa gold fillings that ain't his skull

[@OpenMawProductions]

@@AC-iz7eh Yes, it is. The one up front is King Willie. We see CH clean it and mount it on screen. The other human skull is not Jerry. Predator never had a chance to mount Jerry's skull. It could be Danny Boy.

[@KamalaChameleon]

The lack of of messed up teeth on King Willie's skull is no doubt a continuity error. The skull and spine is probably Jerry. The other one is unknown.. maybe a gang member that fought well

[@ZasuKugad]

I really love this scene. I got every bone trophy from this wall in scale 1/6

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

@@SamuelBlack84 same

[@defshepard]

@@SamuelBlack84 Same here. Could not agree more.

[@lordicarus8807]

Take them to an artist/biologist/paleontologist/IDK and ask them to make a reconstitution of the original animal. They mighy come up with some interesting stuff!

[@jamieolberding7731]

1:56 Xenomorph Skull cameo.

[@wyattwilliams4778]

This scene always gave a good idea of what the Yautjas are, since it looks warm inside, that would imply they come from a warm planet and prefer to hunt in warm environments most of the time. And the skulls obviously gave the idea that they've hunted all kinds of species. I use to think that this ship was the same one from the opening of the first film. Since it looks like it's been underground for a long time. And the Jungle Hunter being in Val Verde for a long time that all gives the idea the Yautjas have been on earth for years. However I did find out from Predator trivia that the two main predators in the first two films come from different hunting parties. Especially the Italian pirate story which led to "Greyback" getting the flintlock pistol. Anyway still a great scene from an underrated movie.

[@robwalsh9843]

They're from a more brutal version of Earth. Jungle expanse full of fearsome monsters and Yautja clans.

[@wyattwilliams4778]

@@robwalsh9843 Yeah I bet, the skulls in the trophy case show what fearsome creatures they've killed. One skull looks like a dinosaur or it's been debated that it might a creature that resembled one. Possibly from the predators home world because it has mandibles like the Yautja.

[@yukik7949]

0:23 when he's like 'where are you?!' I bet the other predators were like 'ohhhhhhhh!' And enjoying his bravery.

[@betoen]

Hey, I never thought of that. They were over there enjoying the show while eating popcorn. Hahaha

[@maxfrankow1238]

@@betoen yep. This was a show for them, and an honor for the titular Pred to go out how he did.

[@Deadgod91]

I have heard that in novelization, other Predators weren't happy with this City Predator. He broke their code by losing his mask and equipment, and also killed too many people. So when City Predator came running back and led Harrigan back to their ship, they probably told him to go back and face Harrigan again otherwise he might had been killed right there.

[@TB-to8uy]

Probably the best scene in the whole franchise.

[@jasonkelley5605]

The xenomorph skull gets me everytime, and the music matches

[@gregholman2431]

This species (the Yautja) has been around much of the cosmos, evidently. As many seem to realise and know, the Yautja have even successfully stalked at least one Xenomorph, throughout their cosmic adventures and forays.

[@sinnison23]

The Xenomorph are very well known to the Yautja and have been hunted by many, and are considered one of the most esteemed trophies because of their extreme nature. They are supreme survivors, ferocious combatants, and magnificent hunters in their own right. The challenge of a bug hunt is one the Yautja prize. They have been known to seed planets with them specifically for a hunt.

[@Random_Blip]

King Willie's skull: "Dis is dread mon. Truly dread!"

[@AlfieStandrin]

Imagine seeing all those skulls and realising that not only are you engaging in hand to hand combat with an alien but the most proven warrior alien species in the galaxies.

[@smyers820gm]

That makes no fvkng sense 😂. How the fvk would you “realize” they are the most proven warriors in the galaxy 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤔😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@smyers820gm]

@@Abcq755 skulls don’t tell you shit about how dangerous something is. Duh 🙄

[@maxfrankow1238]

Like this is vacation for them. So chilling.

[@slimpickens01]

Worf: challenge accepted

[@PromusKaa]

It’s pretty cool to think that the Yautja consider us to be such badasses that they put our skulls next to alien tyrannosaurs and xenomorphs!

[@christophergardiner5351]

Well, we don't just fight back, but shoot back. Don't think primitive prey can do that.

[@maxfrankow1238]

Jeez some of those skulls looked terrifying on their own- imagine their original state.

[@jackmanatawa5212]

First time I saw this picture I was astonished to have seen an Alien skull in the Preador's collection.

[@dominicstclairstudios6324]

Reveals that predator is in the same universe as aliens

[@Wow4ik4ik]

Just imagine how powerful and fierce was 3 humans (former owbers of skulls), lying near skulls of really fearsome creatures and alien

[@seventhseventhnineteen2215]

Well, one of them was King Willy...

[@LukeKetchum7003]

The Xenomorph skull was a nice hit of things to come. I just don't know why it took so long for both franchises to cross paths. This movie came out in 1990. And Alien vs. Predator didn't come out until 2004.

[@SanooBlack]

Predator can Travel threw space and they fought space engineers .

[@h.epennypacker2598]

T. rex skull would be so cool. Prehistoric predator

[@lexusdriver1963]

1:57 That's a Xenomoph skull so the Predator film series takes place in the same universe as the Alien film series.

[@BTLAGS]

I notice in 1:44 their 2 other human skulls with the spines attached in the trophy case

[@KamalaChameleon]

One might have been Bill Paxton. The other is King Willie or the coked out gang leader.. don't think it was Danny's bones

[@maxx89gabytzu]

Maybe Predator 2 didn't have a well-built storyline as the first Predator, but it sure did had some cool horror elements and a damn good soundtrack, with the brazilian drums and the horns and everything. And in comparison, The Predator didn't have any of this: cartoon-like soundtracks, rubbish synopsis and storyline, no gore and thrills along the movie, lines that are written 'on the run'. The first two, and even Predators, are movies that can be taken seriously, can be believed in some matter.

[@lordicarus8807]

I imagine the Yautjas forming small hunting parties, climbing onto their ships and adventuring throughout the cosmos in order to find the fiercest prey. I'd totally watch/read a story about them catching the beasts from this trophy wall.

[@lehmooz7402]

Dinosaur head?? Dinosaur VS Predator

[@maxx89gabytzu]

Haha..you mean the skull on the left? I don't think that's what they inteded, but Stan Winston's studios made a great work with these concepts

[@OpenMawProductions]

Yeah, it's not a dinosaur. All the weird ones are supposed to be aliens of one form or another.

[@Dragonfire1911]

The two skulls beside the Xenomorph skull look like young Rancors

[@troppie7823]

@@Dragonfire1911 Its the kathoga

[@Dragonfire1911]

@@troppie7823 Couldn't be, This movie came out in 1990. That book wasn't published until 1995 & the film came out in 1997

[@jdwyerofive2798]

Here are what I think are the identities of the three human skulls: 1. King Willie (of course) the one without the spinal chord attached in the middle that gets a close up. We know that this was his because of the scene where the City Hunter sets the skull on the wall after the fight. This might be a goof, but Tony Pope (the reporter) stated that King Willie’s spinal chord was also missing when they found his body, however only his skull is hung (unlike the other two which have spinal chords still attached). 2. The skull on the far end (to the right of King Willie’s) is Jerry Lambert’s. The first piece of evidence that this is his is the fact that the spine is still attached, just as it was when the City Hunter tore it out of Jerry’s body. Jerry’s bones are also supposed to be bloodier than the other bones. In multiple diorama sets of the trophy room, the skull on the far right is covered in blood, which is how Jerry’s was when the Predator took it. This “bloody” skull in the dioramas is in the same place as the one I’m talking about now in the movies is. 3. The final human trophy (to the left of King Willie’s with the spinal chord) is probably either Danny Boy’s (the LAPD detective) or Ramon Vega’s (the leader of the Colombian tribe, rivals to the Jamaicans). I’d probably say that it was Danny’s because he was actually killed by the City Hunter, while Ramon was killed by the Jamaican Tribe in the apartment. The Predator usually mounts the skulls of opponents whom he fought/encountered and found to be tough.

[@lynfox2718]

I didn't know that I just watching this movie when I'm bored😱🙈

[@TranceHeed]

I think it’s more believable that they’re human skills from different visits to earth, even different centuries. Rather than just one trip to America 😂

[@bigmel26]

I'd like to point out that for the 3rd trophy, it could be the leader of the Jamaican voodoo posse that killed Ramon Vega. 1) When Harrigan's team arrives at the scene, they find not only Ramon's body (not skinned) hanging but 5 other bodies (skinned) hanging. Originally, 6 of that Jamaican crew went there.

[@Cyproduction]

Since predators sometimes skin their prey I always wondered if the dome that you see at 1:20 was decorated with human skin

[@Fr0st1989]

1:57 the beginning of the AvP franchise

[@pontusjakobsson8653]

An alien vehicle, beneath the city streets. Love it.

[@smh-TV]

As inconsistent as this second movie was this was the most insightful scene in the entire franchise. It hinted at lore with the alien skull, showed history of predators on earth and other hunts they’ve done on other planets. It was so ahead of it’s time. If the plot of the movie wasn’t about cops hunting predators with silly sequences like the apartment chase scenes then it’d be a more memorable movie.

[@gunshotlagoon922]

If the story were up to me I'd have local cops and special agents teaming up to track down the mystery killer but butt heads over whether to kill him or not. Unfortunately all of the characters, gang members included, were just drawn so ridiculously cartoony it took away from the Predator mystique. The apartment scene should've never been in the movie.

[@kitharrison8799]

Great scene and a brilliant sequel.

[@jamestoner3900]

Khyber from Ben 10 would be jealous, ive always wanted to know who did the other skulls belong to? Seeing The Xenomorph Skull was cool

[@eddieblancher7557]

Harrigan is gone to remember this for the rest of his life.

[@causetheplumstasteyum7848]

As great as the alien / predator movies are , its the Lore and backstories that are the best part about it all , they did a great job with Prometheus , wish they do a spin off kinda predator series and feature all these creatures they claimed etc , could be soooo good

[@commandercritic9036]

Here’s something I don’t think anyone has considered yet. That Trophy wall has a bunch of clearly predatory skulls arranged on it, most recognisable being the Xenomorph at the second from the right. I’m not as well versed in the lore of the Predator films so I can’t identify the others, I’ll leave that to a true Lore Wizard in the replies, but just at a glance, they are all likely highly Dangerous creatures, and large, the one on the far left is large enough to stretch from floor to ceiling, AND THAT’S THE SKULL! How big was the rest of that damm thing. Consider all that… and now consider that there are also THREE Human Skulls on this Trophy wall as well. We all know that the Yautja are no slouches when it comes to the hunt, and the Xenomorph is a near perfect predatory species. So the fact that the Yautja mount THREE Human Skulls alongside these creatures… that’s gotta say something about how they view Humans… I’d almost call it… Respect.

[@VectorOfKnowledge]

Dream logic in this scene: the spacecraft is underground. How could it have gotten there? When it leaves, it leaves a gaping hole behind, so it must have been built over after it landed (in fact it would have to be to avoid being detected). Had it been there for decades or even centuries? I think this scene is all the more fascinating because of this. I doubt that the writers even noticed the implications, but it's interesting to note how subterranean themes often play out in alien visitation stories. Alien abduction accounts often speak of the subject travelling underground to something that might pass for a ship; other accounts speak of "falling into" the eyes of a Grey, or of descending to the depths of the earth, while also travelling into space. This theme of descending yet ascending may suggest an archetypal theme that is embedded in our subconscious and informs our dreams and visions. Many religions also feature underground netherworlds, and the alien ship's interior is itself rather cavernous and hell-like (complete with demonic beings). Notably, the Predator dies in this scene, so it's like he's being returned to the netherworld, which is the ship itself, while the cop has to descend in order to be enlightened about the true nature of his enemy.

[@KamalaChameleon]

It was a man made tunnel that exited into a construction zone.. not sure what you witnessed

[@Adam-nc6qg]

@@KamalaChameleon No no no he was not talking about what literaly happened in the movie. OP was talking about the metaphors and themes that were accidentaly or incidentapy conveyed through the movie if you get my meaning.

[@louie4445]

Does anyone know what kind of creature was the one on the far right with the long teeth??

[@michaelpowell9640]

Whale 🐋 maybe 🤷‍♂️

[@Neil_Oyagami_Official]

i cant imagine how people would react that year in cinema when they show xenomorg skull

[@aranerem3767]

Cool scene

[@danielwilliamson6180]

2:03 The skull of King Willy.

[@chasegriffin5205]

1:54 that's no dinosaur... What in the Cosmo's did that skull belong to though??

[@jason.h.zager88]

T-Rex skull shows that how advanced the Predator's technology is comparing to human. they had space travel in Jurassic era!!

[@gagefarmer9615]

From I can tell about those skulls the Predators must go planet to planet hunting other alien life forms for trophies.

[@myinfo3406]

Imagine seeing this trophy room. And your just a puny human😂

[@unciudadanomas8652]

2:01 The King Willie💀

[@nadiroumaimaofficial]

That prouves David never created Aliens. and we have more species to discover on many other films ;)

[@antoniogc9358]

Yeah. In fact, in a novel that was released after the movie, it is stipulated that David did not create the xenomorph, but that he created his own version of it using eggs of the classic alien that he found in the depths of a temple that the engineers had. he found it the facehugger attacked it but it did not represent a threat to his, he killed it and dissected it and it was there that he got the inspiration to create his own alien.

[@Dragonfire1911]

How did that ship get down there without anybody noticing & also when it blasted off

[@KamalaChameleon]

The ship probably cloaks like the predators.. it fit nicely into the tunnel and had some sort of advanced navigation system able to squeeze it in there without a scratch. It was also there for only a few days

[@VectorOfKnowledge]

@@KamalaChameleon It seems super unlikely that there would be a hole big enough for it to fit in a dense urban environment. I think this scene is Jungian in its implications.

[@KamalaChameleon]

@@VectorOfKnowledge that tunnel is an actual tunnel in LA...

[@ep4953]

MIB have devices for these cases

[@VectorOfKnowledge]

@@KamalaChameleon Yeah but how did the ship get in there? And stay in there without being noticed?

[@WizzRacing]

He noticed it was King Willie Skull.....

[@elijahwhittier6100]

How many hunts did they do

[@aldorfc220]

0:27 badass looking ship

[@seanwhitehall4652]

1:35 the music

[@billytruong8917]

1:57 where did he get that aliens head?

[@toressm]

Yes, it is. The beginning of Aliem vs Predator.

[@TheBig_Lebowski]

are there any comics where we can see how all the other species look like on the trophy wall when they are alive?

[@farpasso]

Eu só gostaria de saber, quem é que faz essas trancinhas no cabelo do predador.

[@antoniomanel6030]

Beautiful 🇦🇪

[@mydude9701]

I’m guessing only reason we see a xeno skull is because AvP takes place in a whole different timeline. Now you ask yourself how were the aliens made here in this timeline?

[@meskin1081984]

Theres a queen alien head

[@stevencarterjr3403]

Why the predators collecting all this stuff including alien xeomorph skull.

[@LosN209]

...why? TROPHY

[@marcpopick248]

The T. rex skull indicates that the Predators came to Earth millions of years ago

[@wastedyears20]

Its not a t rex. It has four eyes and mandibles. Probably an alien species that looks like a dinosaur.

[@furrycheetah]

I see an alien skull

[@zakapiorprl]

u nas pomidorowa juz po 12 zł gdzie ten predator?

[@Kanerudo]

One short scene that accidentally caused the worst movie of the Predator and Alien franchise. But still a good scene

[@azidihaqeem7882]

King Willy skull

[@armandodelaiglesias7901]

Which one is Billie's skull?

[@jorgecabezas1966]

There are five skulls apart from the three humans's and the lost tribe members are ten

[@vpdeodhar5539]

Music

[@Tomherbs]

Where was this ship hiding?

[@maxx89gabytzu]

Under the block of flats? It is pretty arguable, maybe Stephen Hopkins could have explained some of the scenes.

[@Tomherbs]

maxx89gabytzu this part always confused me, where was it hiding and for how long. Did the other predators just arrive or were they there the whole time?

[@maxx89gabytzu]

@@Tomherbs I guess they were there the whole time, as we see in the opening, the ship flyes towards the city of L.A. just before the title shows up. It is a director's style to leave it up for the audience to imagine how things worked, but I doubt it this is the case.

[@Jaden_The_Celestial]

Tomherbs some may say that the City Hunter was the only one among the other Predators who was actually hunting while the others watched his progress, making sure he was a worthy member of their clan.

[@OpenMawProductions]

​@@Jaden_The_Celestial Yes. According to the Thomas Brothers, Stan Winston, and Kevin Peter Hall the City Hunter is a younger Predator on a hunt to prove himself among his clan/tribe. @maxx89gabytzu The opening shot does not indicate the ship is coming at all. The opening shot, is a pan up from what looks intially like the jungle, to another kind of jungle. (Which is the core conceit of the second film. We're out of the jungle and into the URBAN jungle.) The Predator ship was there for quite some time. Keyes tells us they've been tracking CH for weeks, learning his patterns. I'd assume the ship has been there all season. Incidentally, just a bit of trivia, the original ending for Predator 2 had City Hunter mortally wounded, and the rest of the clan appeared. The Elder Predator would then cut off CH's head for dishonoring the group by leading the prey to their ship.

[@jkuhede]

Ngl that's a really small trophy cabinet

[@Tessellastudio]

That's mutalisk skull

[@olivercarter2528]

1:20 is good

[@beanchuuu]

ET phone home

[@spacelordvking8000]

That dude killed T-rex with his own hands! wtf ?

[@jlre9900]

That “T-rex” skull has 4 eye sockets and has lower jaw mandibles like a predator.

[@FlaccoZLuvsMariah]

HEY UKRAINE HEY FKN LEON CHECK IT OUT!!!!!?

[@fahdchoudry7763]

Danny is getting too old for this

[@aungdr7431]

ยากเบีงพากตใป

[@therealmcpgmr]

The greatest easter egg of all time.