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This is either to be amazing or absolutely fucking terrible.
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Why? Why would you do this?
My money is on âabsolutely fucking terribleâ.
I will say that the last Predator movie was pretty much badassâŚso maybe there is hope?
Youâre giving false hope. Dumber than remaking âRoadhouseâ
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Hope is a dangerous thing.
Which one was that?
Prey.
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Did they ever make Pride and Predator?
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Why would I do this? Because itâs most likely going to be a train wreck and I want to be a part of that.
Why would a movie executive do this? Because there are some truly horrific people in this world.
And Prey sucks. Itâs has trees and as we all know, the Comanche such as fuck didnât have any goddamn trees where they lived.
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The Comanche most certainly did have trees, in places. I liked that movie.
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Oh yeah! That one was awesome, cultural and historical inaccuracies aside.
You it mean âPreyâ? That was (thankfully) a new story set in a vastly different situation.
I love Wrightâs stuff, but this smacks of the âTotal Recallâ remake, which wasnât totally horrible (Kate Beckinsale, amiright!), but wholly unnecessary. Just make that movie, but tweak it a bit more (they already eliminated Mars) and call it something else.
I guess I was wrong. It was filmed in Alberta in the heart of the Comancheria.
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They were building a colonial empire.
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The old Hudson âranchâ (or more correctly âplaceâ, as Neil reminds me) was right near Ft. Parker in Limestone County, site of the infamous raid and capture of Cynthia Ann Parker, which inspired the movie The Searchers. There are most certainly trees, trees everywhere.
I grew up about 30 miles from where Cynthia Ann Parker was retaken, at the Battle of Pease River. One of Quanah Parkerâs grandsonâs ran one of the lumber yards. His name was Quanah Parker.
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