Prepare to Be Shocked! Villagers React to Predator (1987) - Unbelievable Reactions! React 2.0

You Won't Believe How Villagers React to Predator (1987) - Jaw-Dropping Responses!
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In an electrifying cinematic event, the timeless classic "Predator" (1987) took center stage in a remote village, leaving its inhabitants in awe and suspense. For the first time ever, the villagers gathered to witness the epic sci-fi action film that has captivated audiences worldwide for decades. The reactions were nothing short of spectacular, with a roller-coaster of emotions and unforgettable moments etched in their minds forever.
The villagers, many of whom had never experienced a Hollywood blockbuster before, were intrigued by the promise of heart-pounding action, spine-tingling suspense, and cutting-edge special effects. As the movie began, the anticipation was palpable, and it wasn't long before the tension escalated to new heights.
As the Predator's iconic heat vision scans the screen, gasps of astonishment reverberated through the makeshift outdoor theater. The villagers were immediately drawn into the perilous world of elite commandos on a mission against an otherworldly adversary, and their immersion in the storyline was absolute.
One of the standout aspects of "Predator" was undoubtedly the brilliant portrayal of the eponymous creature. As its monstrous appearance came into view, villagers couldn't help but marvel at the groundbreaking practical effects that still hold up to this day. The blending of real-life stunts with futuristic technology left an indelible mark on the villagers, who were witnessing a marvel of 1980s cinema.
As the action-packed sequences unfolded, the villagers were at the edge of their seats, cheering on the relentless battle for survival against an unseen enemy. The camaraderie and courage displayed by the film's characters struck a chord with the villagers, transcending cultural and language barriers.
Furthermore, the movie's underlying themes of survival, sacrifice, and the strength of the human spirit resonated deeply with the audience. This first-time experience of witnessing such a gripping narrative and intense performances left a profound impact on the villagers, igniting discussions and debates long after the credits rolled.
"Predator" (1987) served as not just a captivating movie night, but also as an opportunity for the villagers to come together, forge connections, and share an unforgettable cinematic experience. It became a catalyst for bridging gaps, fostering a newfound appreciation for storytelling through film, and opening doors to a world of cinematic wonders waiting to be explored.
In the end, this extraordinary event showcased the universal appeal of cinema and the power it holds to transcend borders and cultures. As the villagers stepped out of the theater, they carried with them memories of an evening that will forever remain etched in their hearts and minds. This captivating first-time viewing of "Predator" has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the village, forever enriching their cultural tapestry with a thrilling cinematic masterpiece.
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[@SmartK8]

"As long as the bodybuilder is alive, there's hope" 🤣

[@samskywalkermilun7719]

lol i said the same thing when i was a kid lol

[@jaskau2462]

"If he says I will give my life for him" 😹 #arnoldthebodybuilder

[@jaskau2462]

🤩 👌 💥 💯 And now these gentlemen are ready to watch "Arnold", a new docu series about 'Arnold the Bodybuilder' ✌️😁 🤘😎 🇫🇮 💙

[@parabolicazero2775]

He nailed it😂😂😂😂

[@cazador1159]

I'd definitely buy that Tshirt

[@tullyDT]

"These people are courageous but in front of his power, these people are nothing" That in itself is a line worthy of being in movie

[@ElmismisimoPurpura]

Oh, yeah!! That man delivers 2-3 deep phrases on each video. I'd love to arrived at that age with the same wisdom

[@bryanx0317]

I'm surprised how entertaining I found this. It was like experiencing Predator for the first time again 😂

[@Helderhugo]

Yes. Something like that

[@EekaMouse666]

Ikr. I wish i could watch movies like a kid again, things are new and exciting.

[@ushane1122]

Of you want to feel that kind of atmosphere while watching a movie in theater, go to Cameroon, trust me. It's a whole experience👌🏾

[@MrRevengeracer]

exactly

[@adrianokury]

Yeah, any movie gets much better with these guys reacting!

[@GreatOldOneCthulhu]

When he said "That is a sugarcane juicer" I was not prepared for Babu to respond by saying "YOU IDIOT" lmao these men are amazingly hilarious

[@promealiens9659]

Badshah wanted to tease Grandpa Babu a bit

[@Xgendude14]

11:51

[@xellestar]

"You idiot, who will drink sugarcane juice in the jungle?" HAHAHA i love the banter

[@Mr-Nebel]

This was easiest one of the best reactions i've seen to this film so far. The genuine reactions and having them talk to each others trying to comprehend what that "Ghost" really was is priceless. I believe that these 3 gentlemen should definitely watch the Alien franchise.

[@gabiballetje]

Oh yeah, they should watch Aliens for sure, see what they think of that.

[@kingmasterlord]

ooo, i dont know about that, they dont like the gore and Alien is straight body-horror. the primary antagonist is a parasite. Predator 2 though...

[@ernestrobles2995]

If this scared them imagine what watching the Texas Chainsaw Massacre would do to them! OMG. They'd loose their minds! LOL

[@antaine1916]

@@gabiballetje YES!!!

[@TheNinja691]

I like how these villagers genuinely care for the souls of the deceased. Truly nice human beings 🙏

[@johnrolavs6794]

I love watching the reactions of these folks, their kindness really shows in them. When they're praying and saying "God bless you" to a deceased person in a fictional movie... Wow. God bless you folks, you are good people🙏

[@jubeaumont6305]

Yes. I have a new found respect for a simplified life and also indian people. I think if i was to find my self in their village I'd be made to feel welcome and be well looked after. They seem like very nice people I like watching them enjoying films i like .

[@alanjefferson1127]

"They are humans, but they are fighters, that's why they are called gorillas" Lol, awesome. Love these guys.

[@alimantado373]

Guerillas, there's a difference!

[@TrollGeezus]

I was like 7 years old when this came out and I thought they were fighting "actual" gorillas.

[@256Justinian]

spanish term ''guerilla'' means ''Little Warrior'' which in this instance refers to paramilitary forces hiding in the jungle

[@ebbhead20]

@@256Justinian yup, guerilla warfare.. IE jungle warfare.. El salvador and so on. 😎

[@wheelmanstan]

It seems he understands it means guerillas. I've seen quite a few English speakers who never understood that. haha, it drives me crazy

[@dominushydra]

"what is that machine?" "Its a sugarcane juicer." "You idiot." 😂🍿

[@fabianschrotter]

Oh, then I'm not the only one who really had to laugh.😁

[@akeel_1701]

yeah i love the banter

[@MegaMilenche]

@@akeel_1701 There are actual people in this comment section legit hating on Babu and his nephew. I can't believe people.

[@gsimon123]

This is a strong testament to how the story in Predator is timeless and universal. Every single story beat lands exactly as intended, without dialog in most cases, regardless of cultural, societal, technology, or language gaps/barriers. The best movies transcend all borders and creeds and the messages and exciting moments translate to all. For as much as Predator is a fun action/horror romp - it is a shockingly strong screenplay for such a film. The best movies are the ones that stick with us and in order to do that you need a great story. The idea of a group of strong capable warriors being hunted down by a greater threat, being picked off one by one, and the last man standing in triumph will NEVER go out of style!

[@RaynorsProphet]

My grandfather was a sweet old Indian man A LOT like Babu, and when I was growing up my family used to always tell me the story of the time they got him to watch "The Thing". Apparently his reaction to the film was so entertaining that my family never forgot that day haha. Seeing Babu reacting to Predator makes me wonder how these guys would go with watching "The Thing" or if it might be too much for them! This was great! I'd love to see them react to Alien too!

[@luketimewalker]

might be too much... Babu was shaking. Bless your grandpa ^^

[@Makneuro07]

The thing is probably the best movie for reactions

[@williampeter6593]

do NOT make theses sweet people watch the thing please lol

[@LordMalice6d9]

@@Makneuro07 A lot of reactors always seemed to react to that movie all at the same time.

[@dredgewalker]

Dude the Thing gave me nightmares as a kid! I only watched it once but it frightened the hell out of me and the movie really got etched in my brain. I have only watched it 3 times in the 47 years I've been alive but I remember each scene clearly because it was so disturbing. Anyone who watched that movie would certainly remember it.

[@PeterDavid7KQ201]

The gentleman in the middle (what is his name please?), he has an instinctual understanding about so much of the movie, from the rappelling off the helicopter to the identity and intentions of the Predator, long before he is actually revealed later in the movie. Another brilliant reaction, please continue making them!

[@carlosa9298]

His name is Bashad

[@joemaxwell3902]

@@carlosa9298 Thank you!

[@luketimewalker]

Badshah actually.

[@onebody9598]

His name is John Cleese

[@rexxbailey2764]

DAT GUY IN THE MIDDLE HAS ALREADY SEEN THAT MOVIE. AND ALL THE MOVIES THEY SHOW ALREADY 😑😒

[@paddington1670]

Easily one of the best action movies of all time.

[@metoo3342]

I never liked it much

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

@@metoo3342me too. Terminator stomps

[@gprime10]

​@@metoo3342cool story Hansel

[@lbthingsstuffmore9513]

I love them all! Some more than others, but give me Arnold or a predator any day!☺️🖖

[@RutabagaSwe]

Can only agree with this. I don't think it's just one of the best action movies of all time either, it's a really solid and well made movie in general.

[@Gabet_Azram]

I really like how they react to movies, the emotion they feel, how they get involved with the story and characters, is the same as I felt as a child, it's amazing.

[@EveningSoother]

*Highlights:* 2:39 Arnold lights his cigar. Badshah: "Very nice, well done!" 👏 Babu: 👏 Raeen is like 👀are we really clapping for cigars now? Badshah & Babu: 👏👏 Raeen, alright then: 👏 3:27 Enormous biceps on screen. Follows the sad story of Badshah trying to grow biceps in vain. And he tried _so hard_. 4:21 Babu gets possessed by the spirit of Little Richard 6:46 I had to put the gorilla. I had to. 🤣 9:00 Badshah gets the whole film in less than 10 minutes. 9:43 Badshah gets Predator's MO in less than 10 minutes. 11:49 Babu: "Look! What kind of machine is this" Badshah: "That is a sugarcane juicer!". The confidence 😂 14:37 The big Betel Leaf argument 17:04 Predator shows his french nails. Everybody: 😱😱😱 19:13 Predator finally "appears". Badshah: "What is this now???" Babu: 😱 Raeen: 😰 21:56 Me, to my friends in theatre in 1987 27:50 After a long internal debate Babu reaches a correct conclusion. 31:04 Badshah: "Raeen, how many people have died, you are counting, aren't you?" Raeen: Too stunned to talk 😳 Badshah: 🙄 33:43 Badshah "I don't understand whether it's an alien or a machine or a bird". 👽🤖🦜 34:08 Badshah: "All he can see is blood and he's attacking blood". Close enough. 👍 34:42 Babu cracks the film. 36:34 Babu: "His face is weird". You have no idea yet, Babu. 37:26 Arnold hits Predator. Everybody: 🎉👏👏👏🎉 39:05 Badshah: "It's looking like a dog to me" Babu: "That is NOT a dog!" 🐶🚫 39:54 Predator removes his mask. Badshah: "He looks like a bird to me". For the love of God, Badshah make up your mind! 🤣 42:15 Arnold is still alive. Everybody: 🎉👏👏👏🎉 46:29 Badshah: "I still don't understand what it was". 👽🤖🐶🦜❓ 48:30 Raeen explains Predator: "Didn't you see his face was just like a crab" 🦀 I'm with Raeen on this, I've always thought that Predator looks like a squilla. 😂 48:39 Badshah's radium theory. Headcanon accepted. 49:00 Babu: "Video is over, now listen to my song". Yes.

[@antaine1916]

How did you miss Babu's adorable signal for "hand me the water" at 25:53!?

[@andromidius]

I'm surprised they handled this movie as well as they did - its a shockingly violent movie. But its also one of the best action movies of all time, and I'm glad they overall enjoyed it.

[@Trazynn]

I don't really want to see them watch truly gruesome movies. Predator is a great film, one of my favourites. But there's no fun in watching them get shocked by actual horror movies like Texas Chainsaw Massacre or Saw or such.

[@Trazynn]

Like Rambo First Blood is perfectly fine. Rambo 2 and 3 are interesting (but not as good). But Rambo 4 and 5 are very sadistic and way more violent than the rest. I wouldn't recommend to show them those.

[@voxdraconia4035]

I wonder about alien and Aliens ... the first one is slow and suspenseful, but that chestburster scene...hm...and Sigourney's butt in the end? ^^ But Aliens ... that one I guss would be right up their alley, but makes no sense without the first one of course...

[@gojiberry7201]

@@voxdraconia4035 Yes, I had the same thought as you. But I bet they would love Aliens

[@gojiberry7201]

@@Trazynn Right, I know some people want The Thing, and I'm like, Noooo, you'd be watching it for their shock/scare factor, not their enjoyment, and I would prefer that they enjoy what they watch ... my two cents 😊

[@Powick01]

Hands down one of the greatest movies ever. The middle villager in these reaction videos is an absolute legend!

[@JoeMama-yd1ve]

"I also tried to make such biceps in my youth but I could not!" All the fellas can relate haha! I LOVE this.

[@3fortheroad]

Their appreciation and enjoyment for this movie is a testament to the film's greatness.

[@Erikalynn1977]

I really enjoy these gentlemen watching movies and their reactions I love when they clap and cheer it’s great ♥️

[@gprime10]

Love the clapping. Them praying is also great

[@Anthyrion]

Yeah, but i have the feeling, that Raeen often wants to enjoy the movie, but the two elders are constantly talking to each other so he gets a little bit annoyed

[@MrTomSpencer]

@@Anthyrion I've noticed that too lol

[@thewanderingwizard9848]

@@gprime10 I don't necessarily agree with the praying part. For real things, yes, and I think it's lovely that they want to pray for the people in the movies, but I feel like if they sat back and watched an episode of their show they might have the afterthought "Oooh, I hope I didn't blaspheme by praying in vain." I'm not sure how it is in their faith, but I used to feel a little embarrassed and uncomfortable in church when people would raise their hands during prayer request time and ask something like "Let my team win the Superbowl." The idea of using God's name in vain is misattributed to using it as a euphemism... it actually means not to call on God for pointless reasons. It also would upset me when people would say "Amen!" for foolish things, like when the pastor said we would be having a potluck. Amen means "let it be so," and there is a passage in the Bible that says if you say let something be so on earth in God's name, it will be so. It's a lot more serious than a lot of Christians see it as. I'm not saying I'm upset with them for blaspheming, and I know I was a fundamentalist and they are not, I'm just saying I wonder, if they thought about it (or if some Judgy McJudgerson in their village found out about it), if they would be upset with themselves. I love these people and I don't want to see them upset with themselves, or be judged for it.

[@Damon-xr6zf]

I love it when they call any older man "uncle"😅

[@janzizka9963]

In the end, in the helicopter, the black guy piloting the helicopter was Kevin Peter Hall, the actor that played the Predator monster. He was about 220 cm tall (about 7 ft 2 in) and due to his immense height he played various monsters in various movies. He was usually playing with some mask so his face is not that known. Unfortunately he passed untimely in his 30s. BTW this movie is maybe my all time favourite. I saw it as a child about 9 years of age and I definitely wasn't supposed to watch that. I was scared horribly and I love this types of movie ever since 😁 What about "The Thing"?

[@squarewave808]

Yea, sadly he died of complications from HIV/AIDS that he contracted from a blood transfusion during a surgical procedure. He reprised his role in Predator 2, and was also the actor playing the Sasquatch in the movie Harry and the Hendersons.

[@alimantado373]

Nice to know thanks!

[@Polymathically]

I was lucky enough to visit the Predator filming location back in 2015. It's now a zip-line tourist attraction called Canopy El Eden, just outside of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The enemy base camp seen at 13:52 is now a restaurant next to the river. They even have a life-sized statue of The Predator there!

[@marlonquintana3466]

😮

[@somesassybrat305]

Did you decide to... Stick around a bit?

[@Bubbles99718]

​@@somesassybrat305He dug himself in like an Alabama tick

[@jubeaumont6305]

That sounds cool

[@wren7195]

"Yes you will definitely get tea, but wait a while."

[@vlonp]

what i love is that they're watching it from its original context, like the audience in the 80s would have, although the commercials for it may have given some of it away. for the rest of us predator is such a part of pop culture we already know it but to them its the way the initial audience saw it, confused at the corpses, confused by the heat vision and finally shocked by the fact its an alien hunter.

[@retsamyar]

eh initial audience? How do you suppose people see movies? Talking as if people are old or dead when this came out... are you saying most people know the movie through the video games before ever seeing it? that well is just sad for those folks.

[@davidwebster4871]

I love how the old boy loves the cinematography of movies, he adores a good view 😂

[@aaronmicalowe]

In English there's a distinction between a predator and cannibal. A predator is any animal that hunts other animals. A cannibal is any animal that eats its own species - usually we only use this word for humans because we don't observe it often in other animals, but it does happen. For example, chimps may cannibalise the young of their opponents and tadpoles can cannibalise when food runs out.

[@pyttpytts2690]

Well, there is plenty of animals being cannibals

[@AlexDehaanTV]

There are soooo many animals that cannibalise as standard practice lol -

[@tilemacro]

Seen a dog eat a dead dog. It was weird cause it was long over dead. 🤮

[@JohnSmith-pq7vn]

Yes, I think they are confusing a cannibal with a carnivore.

[@johnathanhunter1351]

Surely a cannibal is one that knows it is eating its own kind. It's all about intention.

[@finegamingconnoisseur]

I honestly wasn't sure at first how you guys would react to a movie like Predator, but it warms my heart to see that you appreciate it just like we do here in the West. Loved it.

[@kinagrill]

At least it wasn't Van Damme in a redlobster suit XD

[@finegamingconnoisseur]

@@kinagrill Yes, if it had been it would've probably turned into an action comedy film.

[@jamesharper7661]

What a wonderful innocence that they posses. I feel jaded and used next to them. When the first dead bodies were shown, their reaction blessing their souls was priceless. Nice people.

[@demanzanop]

I liked that was Babu the one to connect the opening shot of the spaceship to the origin of the creature. There is no scene they miss. I love the interest they have in watching movies.

[@marissanorth85]

I cannot express how much i love this channel and adore these men ❤ They're such a joy and great examples as men. Much love from Washington State, USA!!

[@steelgreyed]

I only pray this comes across as a compliment. The center dude, I keep thinkining he's Lurch from the Addam's Family. I keep waiting for him to randomly say "YOU RANG?" I adored that man. Also Arnold won the Mr. Olympia Title like 7 times. He was walking muscle, upon muscle, upon muscle. Mostly still is, for his age.

[@noRobotpause]

Its amazing how most of us have lost the wonder of film, because we have mostly seen it all. They can enjoy so many classics and have a feel of them exactly when the came out.

[@markcochrane9523]

Really envious of these guys, because they've gotten the best viewing experience of Predator possible: they knew absolutely nothing about the movie, not even that there was an alien in it, and so they got to be genuinely surprised when it turned into a different movie halfway through. A bit disappointed to see that they didn't piece together that the Predator was hunting dangerous humans for sport and taking trophies, but perhaps that is because they are not hunters themselves. Maybe they'd figure it out if you showed them Predator 2. If you're going to show them other films in the series, it would be good to explain thermal vision to them; things will make more sense to them once they understand that the Predator sees heat rather than normal light.

[@jvanguarddragon]

It would also be great to show Prey after Predator 2. Everything in between sucks As for Alien, best to show the first two and possibly the first AvP

[@olavjensen1590]

I do think personally, Predator 2, gives a better sense that predators hunt for sport, especially due to the ending scenes in it. I hope they see that one (at least), and then Aliens.

[@Trazynn]

Predators (2010) and Prey (2022) are better movies than the sequel and also ram it home that it's about honour.

[@angelagraves865]

@@jvanguarddragon Agreed. That would be my recommendation as well.

[@robertpaulson2052]

To be fair, I don't know that I would've pieced together that that was what was happening if I just went into the movie blind. It's just that there was already a ton of lore and spoilage for me before I ever even saw the movie.

[@surgeonsergio6839]

Predator means "Shikari" as in hunter, not cannibal or "man-eater" as specifically told in the video.

[@MegaMilenche]

I guess "man-eater" in this case could work since the creature doing the eating is itself not a man, therefore it's not a cannibal?

[@surgeonsergio6839]

@@MegaMilenche There isn't a specific word for "cannibal" in Hindi or at least one that I've heard of. What they said in hindi is "Nara-vakshak," composed of "Nara" meaning man or human and "vakshak" meaning eater. So when you directly translate it to english it should be man-eater not cannibal. Since there isn't a specific word for something that eats its own kind in hindi; it is often used as the defacto translation of cannibal from English to Hindi.

[@MegaMilenche]

@@surgeonsergio6839 I see. So, you might use "Nara-vakshak" when you talk about a tiger that attacked a human?

[@surgeonsergio6839]

@@MegaMilenche Yes.

[@worm2976]

yeah, the subtitles were off

[@kilssj2250]

I am only 4 minutes and 30 seconds in and already these guys have brought me so much joy yet again ❤ ^_^! Watching them watch these movies is like almost better than the movies themselves anymore 😂

[@sandramacdonald7492]

I only just stumbled onto Babu and his family by accident tonight and I am addicted. They are so sincere and beautiful in their reactions to everything. I wonder if the big guy in the middle will ever get to meet Schwarzenegger in person. ;>

[@lanceporter3651]

This is so wholesome and put a big smile on my face. One of my favorite movies as a kid. Great to see it being enjoyed by different people from different cultures!

[@mrwidget42]

For Raeen and the others, a guerilla is not the same as a gorilla. This is an irregular soldier trained in war using stealth, fast movement, and attacking enemies without being seen.

[@tevildo45]

When I was a kid I actually thought it was a real gorilla

[@BastardOfTheNorth]

Gorilla Warfare lol

[@poec3292]

Guerra = war in spanish, guerilla is derived from that, spanish word.

[@akeel_1701]

Guerrilla: it comes from the Spanish language; Guerra - War; Guerrilla - Little War (rough translation)

[@ThatsMrPencilneck2U]

@@tevildo45 My mother told me of she pictured gorillas, when her grand parents were talking about the guerillas shot into their father's house and dancing on their father's uniform, during the Civil War. My great grandfather was sent home, after taking ill from Cholera in the Battle of Perryville. My mother's great grandparents had a habit of helping their property on its way to Canada. My mother didn't know guerillas were people until, at a funeral, an old woman beckoned to her, and her grandmother held her back saying, "That's one of the guerillas that danced on you great grandfather's clothes." There was no murder in this story, but it shows how after a civil war, you have to live with your blood enemies.

[@Trazynn]

3:41 "Looks like they're good friends" literally the handshake meme everyone uses.

[@thehomelessdude5593]

Nothing delights me more than seeing these dudes experience this movie for the first time with the same excitement & enthusiasm we all felt during our first time seeing this movie.

[@cmdocker]

This was fantastic. Such innocence yet quick to catch on. I hope Arnie gets to see this.

[@gprime10]

Im addicted to these guys. Please keep the content coming

[@AnselChin]

What a great reaction! I'd love to see the gentlemen react to Arnold in "Conan the Barbarian". Also having them watch actual commandoes in action have them watch "Act of Valor".

[@angelagraves865]

And then one of his comedies.

[@cmay7429]

Lol. I was thinking Conan might be fun. I'm not sure if there would be too much sexuality for them though?

[@OpenGL4ever]

"True lies" and "Twins" are two of the funny movies with Arnold.

[@ShadowsGathered]

I was also thinking Twins. That movie is hilarious! Kindergarten Cop might be fun, too. "It's not a toomah". 😂

[@erminos8628]

YES CONAN!

[@speedbagboxer7451]

Their perspective and insights while watching this were so entertaining to watch. This might be (in my opinion) the best action movie ever made, so they definitely picked a good film to react to.

[@TRUTH-BOMB132]

The way the giant in th middle clinches his fist and arm at the bicep scene was AWESOME you can tell he's reliving his youth💪💪💪💪

[@WiseGuy5674]

The guy who can’t stop talking and looking directly at who he’s talking to tells Raeen that HE needs to watch and pay attention. Too damn funny!🤣🤣🤣😎

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Kinda ironic that 'Lurch' is the super exaggerated and talkative one. 😂 He always pipes up during the most important dialogue too.

[@MegaMilenche]

Thank you for this comment. I was looking for somebody who doesn't hate the two older gentlemen. People are downright horrible in this comment section sometimes.

[@angelagraves865]

@@DanceySteveYNWA That's so funny. I call him Lurch, too. He might be under the impression that react to means narrate.

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

@@angelagraves865 I call him that since the Addams Family reaction. 😂

[@adamn7516]

Whats funny is if they were watching this in the theater with an audience they would be wind up being kicked out. 😄

[@Vanhydenz]

This three are the dream team of react 2.0

[@oldjoe2776]

Their enthusiasm is great. They're not jaded like us Westerners. We go into movies like Avatar and Guardians of the Galaxy, watch the spectacle and say, "Yeah, that was pretty cool." These guys were impressed with the opening helicopter scenes! I'd love to be able to recapture the sense of wonder these guys are showing.

[@SwazersC]

That's part of the deal for us humans. Adam & Eve ate the fruit from the tree of good and evil. Innocence was lost.

[@Will-fk2dk]

I could listen to these Gentlemen talk about Movies, Music, Food, People... EVERYHTING, for hours and hours!

[@SimoExMachina2]

Some one should explain to them that the purpose of painting the face is to camouflage the soldiers and make them harder too see in the jungle. Just like the coloring of army uniforms. The shapes "break the pattern" of the human face and makes it look more like the background of a natural scene. Even animals have developed their colors to fit the environment where they live.

[@alimantado373]

India has a well equipped army, they are not idiots!

[@SimoExMachina2]

@@alimantado373 These gentlemen are from Pakistan. They are also from the villages, outside large cities, so it is only natural they might not be aware of the fine details of military equipment or tactical clothing. I made no assumptions about their intelligence, only their lack of knowledge in a very specific area of expertise.

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

@@alimantado373 nobody said they were idiots. They didn't know why they were applying black paint to their faces, and Simo explained it in full detail. How the Indian Army and their relative intelligence and resources have nothing to do with it. 😂

[@ctakitimu]

Good explanation. Hopefully these fine Industan folk have had it translated

[@requiem19]

It hides the reflective, "shiny" parts of the face.

[@Anthyrion]

The fact, that Raeen - an Indish Villager, who has no previous knowledge about western movies - finds the Terminator movies awesome, shows, how good those movies are even today

[@roberthpilesund384]

The radium theory was a new one - but actually not that strange when you think about it. We have water bears ( Tardigrades ) here on earth, that can withstand high radiation without big problems, and if the Predator eats animals that live on smaller animals that in turn live on radioactive animals - You could get instant blood glowing in the dark. As the Alien Xenomorph have a odd lifecycle - it would be wonderful to see their take on it.

[@scopeofjustice]

I'd love to see their reaction to 1982 The Thing with Kurt Russell. The mind games the movies plays and special effects would be fun for them.

[@CameraCommando]

"That gun had ten holes!" What cool guys. So very humble, and only giving praise to everyone else. Great video!

[@jeffsherk7056]

Guerrilla is a Spanish word. It means "little war." One who fights in a little war came to be called a Guerrilla. It means a warrior who is not part of a national army, but who fights as a volunteer without any rank.

[@Mr.MFuckingYTchangedmyname]

"Guerra" is Spanish for war, and the French word is "Guerre". The word "Guerrilla" stems from the Spanish resistance to Napoleon in 1808.

[@mr.electronx9036]

so when americans say "it's a guerrilla war" then...it means "little war WAR"??? lol 🤣

[@jeffsherk7056]

@@mr.electronx9036 I read an essay by Jeff Cooper, the firearms guy, and in this essay, he defined those words. I'm just using them as he defined them in his essay.

[@zurrechten244]

​@@mr.electronx9036 Native spanish speakers(I am) can say "Guerra de guerrillas" so I think is not incorrect.

[@alternategender8471]

Ah! The Predator and Alien movies are some of my favorites as a Scifi fan. I hope they can enjoy the thrill of the hunt!

[@aaronmicalowe]

@@NA-cr7up Lol, I watched it when I was 6 years old and hid behind the sofa for the gruesome scenes.

[@TheBeardedAtheist]

I genuinely loved this episode. It's so cool to see people watching these movies for the first time. I also like how you do not correct the translations to something that would resemble proper English because languages do not work like that. I love how much raw fun they are having. I was worried your 2nd channel here would also push fake reactions but to me these genuine. Very nice job to the crew behind the channel and the people we are watching who do not mind being on camera.

[@gregorylane7522]

I love these three people. I've been watching villagers react and every time I see any of these men, they are some of my favorite people on the planet. If either one of them were a character in a movie, they would automatically be my favorite character

[@cspringer333]

Don't know if you know this but Arnold was governor of the state of California. The big guy with the huge machine gun was once a pro wrestler and later governor of the state of Minnesota. His name is Jessie Ventura.

[@BIGSAM-O-A]

Watching this was the most I've laughed in ages. These guys are brilliant

[@deanofthevale3193]

1st Predator hunting vision scene. "Its maybe someone just wearing glasses".😂

[@paulkocyla1343]

I had the same excitement when watching it for the first time with my brother. We´ve been still kids, and it was a big adventure. The 80ies action movies have been legendary. Despite new digital VFX technology, action movies nowadays don´t come even close to that.

[@thewanderingwizard9848]

Raeen: "Why are we clapping for this guy lighting a cigar?"

[@lukecat3825]

These guys are becoming groupies. They know stars and directors. These Village People are much more entertaining than the singing group. ❤

[@joetuktyyuktuk8635]

Fun story, I was actually at the beach in Mexico in 1987 when they were filming the helicopter scene. I didn't know it was an Arnie movie at the time, just that it was for a movie... I was quite surprised after I saw the movie and recognized the scene 🙂

[@alcoholic2652]

"Game over and bald martyr." has to be my favorite quote ever. This is the best reaction video I have ever watched. I have watched 1000's

[@rsmania01]

Bald Martyr was top tier 😂

[@porkypile]

The guy in the middle is great, lovely chap!

[@tommysoliz3064]

I’m so happy they get to watch these classic films, they still hit hard.

[@jungersrules]

LOL, I just got a brilliant idea! Show Arnold in a comedy like Kindergarten Cop! 😅😅😅

[@luisamorim5537]

I think this reaction was priceless by the way this men lived this story as they were there with the characters.. a mixture of innocence, kindness and sorrow for the victims of the predator, and amazement through the entire film..

[@twohorsesinamancostume7606]

4:13 Hollywood always gets camouflage face paint wrong, but the entire point is that the human brain works on pattern recognition and is very good at finding human faces. If you can change and disguise the lines of a face, preferably with colors that match the surrounding area it makes you harder to detect which can be life and death in a jungle war.

[@MegaMilenche]

Was the camouflage in the movie done wrong? What would've been better?

[@twohorsesinamancostume7606]

@MegaMilenche The horizontal black lines on the cheeks under their eyes is useful for keeping the sun from reflecting in your eyes but that was about it. Generally if you're using face paint for camouflage purposes you want to cover the entire face, ears and neck, even the back of your neck. An irregular pattern that disrupts the contours of your face is what you're going for. I'd post a link of examples but KZbin tends to not like links. Google Military face paint and you'll see what I mean.

[@MegaMilenche]

@@twohorsesinamancostume7606 I see. Their paint is not useful for the jungle setting. But it wouldn't even work for desert or snow.

[@ElectrikNYCfunK]

If you fight a Predator 1vs1 hand 2 hand then you get more respect but this also makes you a better trophy which is why he took Billy's spine & celebrated more

[@Trazynn]

Yeah I wonder if they picked up on the honour code of the Predator. The Predator actually saves the lady TWICE during the movie. One time from Arnold's squad (because the Predator thought he was kidnapping the woman, which he technically was) and another time from the rebels.

[@ElectrikNYCfunK]

@@Trazynn That seems to usually get picked up if reactors do the 2nd movie when the Predator, well I dont want to spoil it for others but ALOT of lore is given in the 2nd movie. The others sequels go real deep into the lore from the comic books!

[@alejandroperalta1982]

"I also tried to make such biceps in my youth but i could not i tried so hard"😂😂😂

[@bethking7348]

They need some popcorn, candy and tea ❤😂

[@davidmenchaca1063]

I like the reactions, but I also stay for Bapu’s singing. 🫡

[@Myviewoftheworldful]

Can you imagine the guy in the middle sat in the cinema screaming out the plot points to everyone sat around him all the way through the film

[@danielwiberg6757]

This is my favorite movie and I can't explain how enjoyable this video was. Thank you! ❤

[@missm.e9914]

I am a huge fan of this film! I watched it so often at one point I knew when the predator was about to be on screen from the music cues 😆I never thought you guys would react to this but I am happily proved wrong! good video!

[@luketimewalker]

did you ever notice that Alan Silvestri borrowed heavily from his own work on suspenseful scenes in Back to the Future, two years prior to the release of Predator? Note for note, it's the same. I think I even remember the piano motif, but can't find it now

[@missm.e9914]

@@luketimewalker now you mention it, I can hear the similarities

[@lbthingsstuffmore9513]

I can recit most of this movie by heart😂. As kids, we would play out the characters. I was always the Predator!😂❤ 80's babies are a different breed!😂

[@anthonystinson5722]

I always had to be the predator too- shaking the trees in the playground was my invisibility suit

[@lbthingsstuffmore9513]

@@anthonystinson5722 🥰😉🖖

[@lynnhathaway3755]

When I was married, any time we were going somewhere as a family, my husband or I would shoot "Get to the choppa". The kids would scrabble into the car.

[@lbthingsstuffmore9513]

@@lynnhathaway3755 😆😆👍! Facts! That goes for all of Arnold's quips. 🖖👍

[@SrChr778]

11:51 - "What kind of machine is that? Is that a sugarcane juicer?" - "You idiot! Who would drink sugarcane juice in the jungle!?"

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

If you guys plan on continuing the Arnold run, Commando and Conan the Barbarian should definitely be on the list.

[@patinho5589]

Too much sex in Conan

[@guru6831]

Also, Kindergarten Cop and Last Action Hero.

[@kvol1668]

The man crush on Arnold is real 😂

[@sarlaccstapeworm990]

These guys are a great pleasure to watch! 🤣.... It's great to see another culture do a "first time reaction" to such a classic that I grew up to! 😁👍

[@samconduct1356]

"It's a 1987 movie, its really old" Same year I was born. 😂

[@crazyfvck]

This was a great one for them to react to :) And they seem to be big fans of Arnold Schwarzenegger now! :D

[@BaresiStudios]

Babu, me recuerdas a mi abuelo. Eres una persona genial y lleno de ternura. Saludos desde Perú, Sudamérica.

[@IKnowHowItEnds]

Seeing them trying to grasp Infrared technology was wholesome.

[@daviddunn-breaknbadretrddad]

You guys watch a lot of the movies that shaped my childhood, and your reactions take me back to MY wonderment when watching this movie. Thank you

[@ll7868]

You know what would be different than most every other reaction channel that's done all these reactions thousands upon thousands of times? The Wizard Of Oz. A 1939 Classic that made colour movies the next big thing after talkies and there comparatively are very few reactions to it, maybe in the hundreds. The special effects and makeup were groundbreaking at the time too, except the Wicked Witch who got lead poisoning from the green makeup. She also fell in a hole and sprained her ankle and got burnt by pyro on set. Man, she had it rough, should have got stuntman pay too. She appeared on an episode of Mister Rogers once, I remember seeing that.

[@ll7868]

There are flying monkeys. Babu loves monkeys. Do it for Babu.

[@alimantado373]

Terrible movie. apologies!

[@erickelly4630]

It was actually sesame street but without the nose.

[@ll7868]

@@erickelly4630 1975 she was on Mr. Rogers, she was wearing a black witch outfit similar to the one she wore on WoO. It was Halloween Day they aired it on my local station, I was in Grade 1 but missed school and didn't get to go trick or treating, had to lie on the couch and watch tv due to the chicken pox, my idiot brothers gave it to me but got over it before I did, dicks. I gave it to my sister so I guess that makes me feel better. That night I got to watch Willard and Ben about a horde of killer rats, I remember those movies as if I saw them last week...great, now I have Michael Jackson's "Ben" playing in my head.

[@shoethief]

So great you're introducing them to this franchise! They have to watch Predators with Adrien Brody and Prey eventually if they liked this one.

[@leeneufeld4140]

Babu (sorry, don't know how he spells his name) goes home with his song and his story, and tells it to the village children. A century from now, visitors are regaled with the story of the day the invisible monster came to the village and fought with their greatest warrior :) Thus legends are born.

[@stealthimaster8583]

When Babu is singing his songs he is preserving his culture and era of songs because they are recorded here, the young people might not know these songs as time goes by because the passing down of songs and stories is not done as it used to be in this modern age. I just thought thought of that and thought it was nice.

[@-umbra-1590]

Not really cannibal, its a hunter of other animals. Like a tiger is a predator and we are prey

[@toomanyaccounts]

Hindi has words for both predator and cannibal

[@IchorX]

Just a translation error, they got the real meaning of what he meant, subtitles didn't.

[@edzog82]

He is a hunter. Other people are animals. And the main character is a predator, who only can kill the hunter in the forest. That's the original plot.

[@andromidius]

I was thinking the same, though perhaps its lost in translation or perhaps they use the same word in Hindi for both (like "meat eater", perhaps?).

[@bandeano3870]

@@toomanyaccounts are you sure they speak hindi? it can also be urdu

[@TrayTerra]

Just imagining the slow build up of what’s going on in AvP and how they’d react to that. Even as a young teen when that came out, knowing full well what to expect, it was still awesome once the whole thing was pieced together and things took the turn they did by the end of it. I hope they get to watch that after viewing what they have.

[@crystallogic2543]

Thanks for fulfilling this request. Seeing the shock with the gruesome scenes I'd advice consideration whether showing the Alien movies is too much. But I hope to see Rambo: First Blood. And maybe Rocky too. Also the Back to the Future trilogy is a must!

[@longtravel1743]

I'd love to see these gentlemen react to Arnold's *other* famous eighties movie, Conan, though that one might be a little too risque for them, particularly the scene with the witch, and the scene where Conan first learns about women. Still an amazing film of his nonetheless.

[@patinho5589]

Yeah we have to respect them for not wanting to basically see porn.

[@bacon81]

This is amazing. Their reaction and commentary is priceless. I envy their watching it for the first time. What a great experience! 👍🏽

[@clancranstonlc]

I absolutely loved watching these guys watching this😂 Brilliant. Looking forward to watching the rest of the videos

[@judywebster7972]

More light hearted action movie would be more appropriate I think, something like Indiana Jones 1, has more humour aswell

[@zackwest6787]

I like this channel and these gentlemen a lot. But we're getting to the point where their film literacy and lexicon outclass the average zoomer's. At a certain point, it's just film criticism by professional film critics.

[@saqibsultantemuri2437]

I Love how they all applauded when the 'bodybuilder' survives at the end. These guys are awesome!

[@jordanrock3494]

🤣 Man, these translations and dialogs are hilarious. Awesome video. So strong. 💪