Synopsis
The hunt has evolved.
When a young boy accidentally triggers the universe's most lethal hunters' return to Earth, only a ragtag crew of ex-soldiers and a disgruntled scientist can prevent the end of the human race.
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The Predator
Cast
Boyd Holbrook Trevante Rhodes Sterling K. Brown Jacob Tremblay Keegan-Michael Key Olivia Munn Thomas Jane Alfie Allen Augusto Aguilera Jake Busey Yvonne Strahovski Brian A. Prince Mike Dopud Niall Matter Javier Lacroix Gabriel LaBelle Nikolas Dukic RJ Fetherstonhaugh James S. Salisbury Garry Chalk Duncan Fraser Emy Aneke Darryl Scheelar Fraser Aitcheson Eduard Witzke Jan Bos Lochlyn Munro Françoise Yip Rhys Williams Show All…
Director
Producers
Writers
Casting
Editors
Cinematography
Assistant Directors
Additional Directing
Executive Producers
Lighting
Simon Hunt Mark G. Alexander Damian Azriel Dana Powers Zachary Abrahamson Branden Sparkes Clyde Harrelson Christopher Ahrens Dennis Gronau Carlos Santiago Velazco Karim Abdelhamid Dafne Sartori Syria Toliver
Camera Operators
Norbert Kaluza Dean Heselden Ian Seabrook Brad McGregor Larry Portmann Junichi Hosoi Sasha Proctor Sean M. Harding
Additional Photography
Production Design
Art Direction
Shannon Grover Callum Webster Benoit Waller Emmanuel Shiu Cheryl Marion Peter Mihaichuk Loic Zimmermann Kris Bergthorson Ravi Bansal Andrew Li David E. Scott Michael Diner Angela O'Sullivan
Set Decoration
Anamarija Josipovic Kyle James-Patrick Paul Healy Steven M. Saylor Kyle White Hamish Purdy Kevin Kasper Robert Woodruff Etienne Gravrand Andrew Lee McConnell
Special Effects
Spencer Graham Douglas W. Beard Tevin Maker Kerry Phillips Heidi Mistic Charles Desrosiers Josiah Buhler Adam Tayler Willard Cochrane Sara Villarreal Ben Eadie Eric Lemay Rachel Gervig Jon K. Miller
Visual Effects
Michael Furniss Matt Sloan Satoshi Takazawa Abner Marín Ken Barthelmey Ben Mauro Puneethpb Philipp Wolf Blondel Aidoo Jonathan Rothbart Jacinthe Côté Vincent Poitras Asregadoo Arundi
Stunts
Clay Virtue Guy Bews Marshall Virtue Brett Armstrong Jodi Stecyk Lauro David Chartrand-DelValle Jennifer Mylrea Breanna Watkins Tamiko Brownlee Jeff Sanca Garvin Cross Angela Uyeda Corry Glass Chris Webb Marny Eng Lance Gilbert Brian Smrz Chris Webb
Composer
Songs
Sound
Jack Cucci David Giammarco John T. Cucci Dale Bartlett Dan O'Connell John A. Larsen James Ashwill Skip Longfellow R.J. Kizer David Husby Luke Schwarzweller Kelly Zombor Cary Clark Deb Adair
Costume Design
Makeup
Studios
Countries
Language
Alternative Titles
O Predador 4 2018, Pred4tor, 铁血战士：掠夺者, Le Prédateur, 더 프레데터, הטורף 4, Av 4, 鐵血戰士：血獸進化, 铁血战士4, Predator 4: The Predator, Predator: A Ragadozó, Predator: Új Ragadozó, Predator IV, Хищник, Predatorul, Predator, Predator - Upgrade, O Predador, 終極戰士：掠奪者, Хижак, הטורף, Хищникът, Предатор - Еволуција, Κυνηγός, 鐵血戰士 3：血獸進化, 铁血战士, Predátor: Evoluce, Predátor: Evolúcia, Predator - A ragadozó (2018), ザ・プレデター, Grobuonis. Patobulinimas, เดอะ เพรดเดเทอร์, المفترس, El Depredador, Predator: Evolucija, Quái Thú Vô Hình 4, Predator: Vrnitev, მტაცებელი, غارتگر
Genres
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Releases by Date
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Canada
Toronto International Film Festival
13 Sep 2018
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Russia18+
3D IMAX
Theatrical
05 Sep 2018
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AustraliaMA15+
12 Sep 2018
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South Korea18
13 Sep 2018
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Czechia15+
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Denmark15
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Germany16
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Greece
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Hong KongIIB
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Hungary18
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Israel14
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Kazakhstan
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Netherlands16
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PortugalM/14
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Slovakia15
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South Africa16
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Thailand
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Ukraine
14 Sep 2018
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Brazil18
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Canada18A
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FinlandK-16
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Ireland16
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JapanR15+
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LithuaniaN-16
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Spain16
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Sweden15
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Taiwan輔導15歲級
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Turkey15+
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UK15
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USAR
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Vietnam
21 Sep 2018
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MexicoB-15
11 Oct 2018
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ItalyT
17 Oct 2018
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France12
Digital
14 Sep 2018
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Poland18
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Romania18
13 Dec 2018
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Brazil18
11 Jan 2019
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UK15
20 Feb 2019
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France12
22 Oct 2021
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France16
22 Dec 2043
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Austria16
Physical
18 Dec 2018
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USAR
16 Jan 2019
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Czechia
28 Jan 2019
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UK15
30 Jan 2019
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Netherlands16
20 Feb 2019
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France12
Releases by Country
Australia
05 Sep 2018
- TheatricalMA15+
Austria
22 Dec 2043
- Digital16
Brazil
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical18
13 Dec 2018
- Digital18
Canada
06 Sep 2018
- Premiere Toronto International Film Festival
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical18A
Czechia
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical15+
16 Jan 2019
- Physical
Denmark
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical15
Finland
14 Sep 2018
- TheatricalK-16
France
17 Oct 2018
- Theatrical12
20 Feb 2019
- Digital12 VOD
20 Feb 2019
- Physical12 DVD, Blu-Ray & 4K UHD
22 Oct 2021
- Digital16 Disney+
Germany
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical16
Greece
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical
Hong Kong
13 Sep 2018
- TheatricalIIB
Hungary
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical18
Ireland
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical16
Israel
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical14
Italy
11 Oct 2018
- TheatricalT
Japan
14 Sep 2018
- TheatricalR15+
Kazakhstan
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical
Lithuania
14 Sep 2018
- TheatricalN-16
Mexico
21 Sep 2018
- TheatricalB-15
Netherlands
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical16
30 Jan 2019
- Physical16 DVD, Blu ray
Poland
14 Sep 2018
- Digital18
Portugal
13 Sep 2018
- TheatricalM/14
Romania
14 Sep 2018
- Digital18
Russia
13 Sep 2018
- Premiere18+ 3D IMAX
Slovakia
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical15
South Africa
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical16
South Korea
12 Sep 2018
- Theatrical18
Spain
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical16
Sweden
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical15
Taiwan
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical輔導15歲級
Thailand
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical
Turkey
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical15+
UK
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical15
11 Jan 2019
- Digital15
28 Jan 2019
- Physical15
USA
14 Sep 2018
- TheatricalR
18 Dec 2018
- PhysicalR
Ukraine
13 Sep 2018
- Theatrical
Vietnam
14 Sep 2018
- Theatrical
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Look, every criticism of this movie is accurate, but I laughed and clapped when people died in fun ways and said funny lines so maybe I'm just a dumb man with simple tastes.
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the autistic character in this film isn’t a character, he is a device. the only traits he’s established to have are the ones that neurotypical society have defined us by, he melts down, he is sensitive to sounds, he cannot interact socially in a normal way, he is bullied. he exists in a state of constant torment or anxiety because that’s the only human understanding of autism that the writers have, a human being who is just an amalgamation of tics and trauma. but then, his inhumanity is used as a trope, he is treated as this mystical being, this savant, this genius above humanity to work for plot related reasons, he exists to keep the story rolling, a cypher…
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Perhaps the best thing that can be said about “The Predator” is that, at times, you can appreciate what Shane Black was trying to accomplish. A noble but profoundly botched attempt to crossbreed an ’80s action movie with contemporary franchise sensibilities, “The Predator” wants to take what’s old and make it new again. By the gutless standards of current studio filmmaking, that practically makes the film a mad science experiment. But this miserable chimera — skinned with Black’s wicked sense of humor, but too underdeveloped to survive on its wits alone — should never have been let out of the lab, as it poses a serious threat of boring people to death.
Arriving more than 30 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger…
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There's intermittent fun stuff in this, and a lot of good Shane Black gags, but this bears all the hallmarks of a hellacious post and a bunch of reshoots. Characters bounce from scene to scene and place to place without warning and the tonal whiplash is apparent in a way Black usually covers with really deceptively economic setup/payoff storytelling. It's also probably time to admit that the guy might be a terrific writer but he has a pretty bland visual sense and can't really shoot action at all. Anyway the seams are all over the place even while it remains fun. The last scene should be the beginning of the third act.
Every time someone says "Shut the fuck up!" take a drink.
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after the movie i ran to catch my bus but it was dark so i ran into a tree and got cut by a branch and it was like the movie was still going on
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I guess I’m the only one, but I thoroughly enjoyed this 🤷♂️
Tons of gore, lots of action, and many laughs. I left the theater pretty darn satisfied and somewhat surprised by the mostly negative reception this is getting.
Honestly, this is basically the cast of Con Air taking on an alien that rips people to shreds. Idk about you, but I freaken love Con Air.
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Fun.
Asked my sister as we were leaving if she’d seen any of the other movies and her response was
“Yeah remember we saw Prometheus.”
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