Synopsis
A group of cold-blooded killers find themselves trapped on an alien planet to be hunted by extraterrestrial Predators.
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Cast
- Adrien BrodyRoyce
- Topher GraceEdwin
- Alice BragaIsabelle
- Oleg TaktarovNikolai
- Laurence FishburneNoland
- Walton GogginsStans
- Danny TrejoCuchillo
- Louis OzawaHanzo
- Mahershala AliMombasa
- Brian SteeleBerserker Predator / Falconer Predator
Recommandations
- 60
Empire
A solidly okay Saturday night effort, but unambitious considering the talent involved. Maybe Rodriguez should direct Predator Resurrection, but get a science fiction writer to script it. - 50
Chicago Sun-Times
The movie is mostly about our nasty heroes being attacked by terrifying antagonists in incomprehensible muddles of lightning-fast special effects. It lacks the quiet suspense of the first “Predator,” and please don't even mention the “Alien vs. Predator” pictures, which lacked the subtlety of “Mothra vs. Godzilla.” - 50
Arizona Republic
A pretty good action movie for about 45 minutes. Unfortunately, it lasts 106. - 50
Chicago Tribune
Predators, plural, starts well and ends poorly, and in the middle it's in the middle. - 50
The Hollywood Reporter
Very much bearing the creative imprint of Robert Rodriguez, but directed by Nimrod Antal, the new edition, in its best moments, is an unabashed B-movie that plays like a jacked-up "Twilight Zone" with award-winning actors delivering the pulp-infused dialogue. - 50
Miami Herald
Little happens that you don't see coming, down to which cast members will get picked off and in what order. It's a dumb action movie in a summer full of dumb movies, and yet it's always entertaining. And you won't really miss Arnold at all. - 50
The A.V. Club
The Predator series needed a shot of vitality, not another workmanlike go-around. SSDP: Same shit, different planet. - 50
Variety
Perfs are adequate in a movie lacking much use for better ones, though Brody disappoints by using the stock sotto voce rasp of the uber-macho action hero who really, really means business.
