That does sound pretty awesome, some kind of Iron Man knock off goes on the offensive. The Native American setting is also the kind of thing that could keep going for a very long time. Writing and character development aren’t particularly important in a Predator movie, so why not Predator versus samurai, Mongolians,… Read more
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Totally down with a native American period piece action film. It’s an exciting new direction for a stale franchise.
But next, give us Pride and Predators, starring Milla Jovavich as Elizabeth, Jason Statham as Mr. Darcy, and the Predator as Himself.
Yeah, I had a reply, decided to edit it, leaving “meh” in its place. Not very profound, I admit, but better than my original thoughts, I promise you 😊
I mean, if you look closely, the only dinosaurs making it out of the Wsst Coast en masse are the flying ones, the tiny, fast reproducing scavengers and the agile deer-sized herbivore. Which yeah, sounds pretty plausible. Read more
Well, depends on the highway. Not all mountain passes have gentle slopes. Read more
I bet even a Bronto could navigate our highways, with their nice gentle slopes and decent weight capacity. Not sure what they would do for food in the mountains or deserts, though. It’s a long walk, and still quite a climb.
Mexico and Canada built a wall, now the entire continental US is the new Jurassic Park
In a well-crafted world, the east coast would be less worried about dinosaurs making their way to them, and more about severe food and product shortages. Read more
It was something that was being debated when the first movie came out. In the first Jurassic Park, when Grant sees the Brontosaurus for the first time, he actually points out to Ellie how the animal he’s seeing is clearly warm-blooded. Read more
lmao, glad I’m not the only one to see that. I was at least expecting Puerto Rico on there, but nope... just the 50 states.
I like how the map says “North American Dinosaur Sightings: The United States and Surrounding Territories,” but is exclusively a map of the US, to the point of including Alaska and Hawaii but not even a bit of Canada or Mexico. What “surrounding territories” are included here?
meanwhile parks in Texas
That is one of my biggest gripes about the last Jurassic World movie. The movie ends with a boatful of INGEN dinosaurs being freed by the protagonists, and allowed to escape into northern California, and we get this ominous voiceover from Jeff Goldblum saying “Oh no! Dinosaurs are loose! There’s nothing we can do to… Read more
Spiner has now played... 7 characters in Star Trek?
Data
Lore
B-4
Noonien Soong
Arik Soong
Adam Soong
Altan Soong
The most famous, of course, is when Dragon Ball’s Goku has his hair turned from black to spiky yellow when he evolved into his more powerful Super Saiyan form Read more
as not-Muslim-but-still-brown guy who grew up in the 80's/90's, i was joking-but-not-really-joking the other day that it will be nice to have the Russians as the bad guys again.
This was exactly my reaction.
Despite my momentary hope raising and then mild disappointment that this is still not an adaptation of one of the best stories Stephen King ever wrote, this sounds really good.
If only there had been some warning signs that Moira may go off the rails. Hm... Can’t think of a one.