Mike Fiers
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Nominated.
Yes, this is who I wanted for #3
He can be in the pre-opening credits hunting montage.
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Now THIS is a thread!
Actually I understand where youāre coming from on this. I actually grew up on the Predator home world and seeing him using serrated wrist blades 100 years before they became common was a bit jarring. And not to mention the attire he wore was something found in the southern regions on Yautja Prime yet there he was speaking the Northwest dialect. Took me right out of it but I endured.
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- Muhammed Ali
- Obi-Wan Kenobi
- Doug Brocail
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Boudica
Sherlock Holmes
Mike Hampton
Scipio Africanus
Algernon the rat
Doug Rader
Charles Bronson
J.R. āBobā Dobbs
Shawn Chacon
He does throw a mean punch.
Audie Murphy
Walter White
Ed Ott
Teddy Roosevelt
Saffron from Firefly
Terry Collins
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- Jesus Christ
- Connor MacLeod
- J.R. Richard
- Tamurlane
- John Wick
- Randy Johnson
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It canāt form complex machines. Guns and explosives have chemicals, moving parts. It doesnāt work that way. But he can form solid metal shapesā¦knives and stabbing weapons.
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Thank you for referencing the final movie in the Terminator franchise.
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I thoroughly enjoyed āPreyā. I was skeptical as to how people armed only with ancient weaponry would be able take down a Predator, but they did a great job of making it believable (in a movie sense). I also enjoyed the bad colonials being, for once, not English.
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Movies change things up all the time for plot convenience, laziness and pure ignorance. Itās annoying for detail-oriented folks who know the subject, but Iāve bet youāve watched dozens of period movies that play far more wildly fast and loose with history and facts, just without knowing it.
To wit, Braveheart won 5 Oscars, and is virtually a fabrication from credits to credits. They couldnāt even get the year right on the period-establishing caption!
For example, I recently learned that there was never a Peopleās Front of Judea NOR a Judean Peopleās Front!
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