RE: Prey (2022) – When the franchise reinvents itself and forgets who it is.

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nattosenpai in CineTV • 26 days ago

Interesting review. Personally, I was one of those who considered Prey a great film because of how different it was—for me—from the others in this franchise. I really liked the entire audiovisual section, the cast, the battles and the OST. If I were to find any flaws or negative points in this film, it would be impossible for me, at least right now, without seeing it again first.

Obviously, I doubt it's one of the best in the franchise, but I like that it managed to change several things from the classic films, or at least from the first three films in the franchise. And this, after the horrible attempt they made with the fourth film, where they turned this sci-fi action thriller into a joke, is worth considering, really.

Now I feel like watching this movie again.

Good post.

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valentin86 25 days ago

Yes, i understand you perfectly - I also tend to rewatch certain cinematic creations (it's a pleasure that's hard to describe - often out of a desire to escape a strange state of boredom, monotony..). Look, in November the story of this captivating franchise continues - watch the trailer

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nattosenpai 25 days ago

And to think that the franchise started as a simple idea for a science fiction action thriller. I like that, to this day, the franchise has been reinvented with works like "The Killed Hunters", which is an animated series that I have not seen, but which looks very promising and now Badlands which may change, once again, the way Predator movies are made forever. I'm really excited about what's coming... especially since the Aliens franchise is just as active... Will Aliens vs Predator be coming back? It's okay to dream. 🤞🏻

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