Prey aka Predator 5 (Dan Trachtenberg)

It was an ok film overall, the setup was good but got a bit silly by the end. The lead wasnt an in your face Mary Sue, she made mistakes etc. at the same time she didnt exactly fill the screen with charisma and for a stone age girl, she adapted a little too quickly to the industrial and space age and came back to the village like she had won a trail run not had an encounter with a god like creature that wiped out all her friends and brother. I also thought I was being manipulated regarding the French trappers on the assumption that one is not supposed to know anything about what they might have been like but hey if one is meant to think French people are grunting cavemen, who am I to argue. overall while nicely filmed a forgettable 5/10

"White Knights...", "Libtards...", "Mary Sue...".

I have no idea what's going on.

Easily the best film since the original. The scenery and cinematography are gorgeous. Very good 8 out of 10 action flick, especially the last 40 minutes. On a side note IMDB used to be great for ratings. Full of sad idiots with nothing better to do than give 1 star ratings.

most of the 1 star ratings were given before the film was released.

the indians were literally stone age, you must know what I meant?, their axes were stone, which btw their axes wouldnt last long being fcked into trees

Stone age doesn't really work in the America's it more of an old world term but yes your basically right ,

Tools & weapons would be wood or stone but they did use copper & gold for decorations,

Except it isn't "right".

The Indian tribes of the mid and southern plains had adopted metal in their weaponry by the 1600's. They still would have used bone as well, but metal weapons were in common usage. In South America, "Indians" had been mining metal since pre-Columbian times.

The thing is, the Indian tribes of the plains were largely nomadic. So setting up mining production was out of the question and their bone/flint weapon did the job just fine. It was strong enough to take down large game and it was easily manufactured. They continued to use bows and arrows of various material up to the mid 1800's because they were rapid firing and could be used from the back of a horse when hunting down the likes of buffalo which was tied into the lives of the various plains tribes. Whereas rifles were clumsy and took time to reload. When the likes of the Winchester repeating rifle became a reality, the plains Indians went to great lengths to obtain them.

Hard agree with you here, I threw on Prey without telling herself it was a predator film (for reference, theres a rule in my house, if we're flicking channels, and Predator is on, regardless of whether its just starting or almost over, it will be watched to the end).

I was a little disappointed when they revealed to the audience that it was an Alien within the first 10 minutes. The first one was great as you didn't really get a proper measure of the Creature until the film had progressed significantly.

Otherwise, I really enjoyed it overall.

yeah, I was hoping for the reveal to come later,

At least I'll always have the surprise she got halfway through 'from dusk til dawn' 😁