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* EvilIsCool: Given its bizarre weapons and technology and the unique design from StanWinston, the Predator inevitably fell to this.
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* EvilIsCool: Given its bizarre weapons and technology and the unique design from StanWinston, Creator/StanWinston, the Predator inevitably fell to this.
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Given that StanWinston was involved with the special effects, the Predator suits and cloaking device still look amazing years after they left theaters.
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Given that StanWinston Creator/StanWinston was involved with the special effects, the Predator suits and cloaking device still look amazing years after they left theaters.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: A good portion of critics and some fans consider this the case with Predator 2 and Predators, although to a much smaller degree with the latter.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: A good portion of critics and some fans consider this the case with Predator 2 and Predators, although to a much smaller degree with the latter.Predators. Though Predator 2 has definitely gained better appreciate over time.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: Possibly invoked, as most of the humans are inefficient or weak in comparison to the Predator, especially in Predator 2 and Predators where most of the Predator's victims are unsympathetic drug lords, criminal scum or heartless soldiers.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: Possibly invoked, as most of the humans are inefficient or weak in comparison to the Predator, especially in Predator 2 and Predators where most of the Predator's victims are unsympathetic drug lords, criminal scum or heartless soldiers. The only time the viewer has any reason to root for the protagonist against the Predator in the former is when it starts attacking police officers.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: The guns Arnie's crew wields in the first film can be seen with the plugs needed to convert them into blanks.
** Later in the first film, the Predator is seen swinging during daylight when it is nighttime in one shot.
** Predator 2 had some very obvious ones amidst its better ones.
*** [[spoiler: Keye's death.]] To break it down, the Predator's Smart Disc is very obviously integrated into the shot. It then makes a choppy skip as he is sawed in half. To add insult to injury, the top half of his body doesn't fall down with his legs, which can be seen in another shot where only his legs are on the ground.
*** The Predator tribe at the end of the film is clearly green screened into the scene when they are decloaking.
** Later in the first film, the Predator is seen swinging during daylight when it is nighttime in one shot.
** Predator 2 had some very obvious ones amidst its better ones.
*** [[spoiler: Keye's death.]] To break it down, the Predator's Smart Disc is very obviously integrated into the shot. It then makes a choppy skip as he is sawed in half. To add insult to injury, the top half of his body doesn't fall down with his legs, which can be seen in another shot where only his legs are on the ground.
*** The Predator tribe at the end of the film is clearly green screened into the scene when they are decloaking.
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* MagnumOpus: Placed alongside ''Film/DieHard'' as a contender for director John McTiernan's best film and one of the best Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger films.
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** Back in its time, the film itself was considered shocking as it broke the action movie mold by having Arnie and his friends defeated by a stealthy being that used its brain and deception to defeat them. Nowadays its common practice for action movies such as ''Film/Die Hard'' have their protagonists rely on their brains instead of heavy firepower and shooting stuff.
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** Back in its time, the film itself was considered shocking as it broke the action movie mold by having Arnie and his friends defeated by a stealthy being that used its brain and deception to defeat them. Nowadays its common practice for action movies such as ''Film/Die ''Die Hard'' have their protagonists rely on their brains instead of heavy firepower and shooting stuff.
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* AwardSnub: Losing the Visual Effects Oscar to ''Innerspace''.
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* EvilIsCool: Given its bizarre weapons and technology and the unique design form Creator/StanWinston, the Predator inevitably fell to this.
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* EvilIsCool: Given its bizarre weapons and technology and the unique design form Creator/StanWinston, from StanWinston, the Predator inevitably fell to this.
* HellIsThatNoise: Many of the sounds the Predator makes, which include its distinctive chirp and the cackle it makes at the end of the first film.
** The sound the Predator's Vision makes and its hearing, which crosses over into UncannyValley when it listens to humans.
** The sound the Predator's Vision makes and its hearing, which crosses over into UncannyValley when it listens to humans.
--> '''Mac''': "Anytime."
** Billy's laugh and the Predator's variation of it.
** The use of handheld Miniguns.
** The use of handheld Miniguns.
* MostWonderfulSound: The Predator's Plasma Caster and Blaine's Minigun from the first film.
* RootingForTheEmpire: Possibly invoked, as most of the humans are inefficient or weak in comparison to the Predator, especially in Predator 2 and Predators where most of the Predator's victims are unsympathetic drug lords, criminal scum or heartless soldiers.
** Taken UpToEleven in Predators where [[spoiler: two Predators fight each other in the climax.]]
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: While still a great action movie, some elements of Predator are hardly unique now that they have been imitated several times.
** Handheld Miniguns are hardly revolutionary now that several action movies have imitated or parodied them.
** On a similar note, visible invisibility isn't as exciting now that works like Franchise/Halo have imitated it.
** Back in its time, the film itself was considered shocking as it broke the action movie mold by having Arnie and his friends defeated by a stealthy being that used its brain and deception to defeat them. Nowadays its common practice for action movies such as ''Film/Die Hard'' have their protagonists rely on their brains instead of heavy firepower and shooting stuff.
* RootingForTheEmpire: Possibly invoked, as most of the humans are inefficient or weak in comparison to the Predator, especially in Predator 2 and Predators where most of the Predator's victims are unsympathetic drug lords, criminal scum or heartless soldiers.
** Taken UpToEleven in Predators where [[spoiler: two Predators fight each other in the climax.]]
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: While still a great action movie, some elements of Predator are hardly unique now that they have been imitated several times.
** Handheld Miniguns are hardly revolutionary now that several action movies have imitated or parodied them.
** On a similar note, visible invisibility isn't as exciting now that works like Franchise/Halo have imitated it.
** Back in its time, the film itself was considered shocking as it broke the action movie mold by having Arnie and his friends defeated by a stealthy being that used its brain and deception to defeat them. Nowadays its common practice for action movies such as ''Film/Die Hard'' have their protagonists rely on their brains instead of heavy firepower and shooting stuff.
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Given that StanWinston was involved with the special effects, the Predator suits and cloaking device still look amazing years after they left theaters.
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* AwesomeMusic: Creator/AlanSilvestri's primal score.
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* AwesomeMusic: Creator/AlanSilvestri's primal score.score in the first two films. Highlights include the main themes of both, "Something Else" and "Billy Stands Alone" from the first and "Dem Bones" and "Truly Dead" from the second.
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* EvenBetterSequel: A small minority of critics and fans consider this the case with Predator 2.
* EvilIsCool: Given its bizarre weapons and technology and the unique design form Creator/StanWinston, the Predator inevitably fell to this.
* EvilIsCool: Given its bizarre weapons and technology and the unique design form Creator/StanWinston, the Predator inevitably fell to this.
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* SoBadItsGood: Some moments in Predator and good deal of Predator 2 could be considered this.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Predator species is subjected to a large amount of this due to the fact there is little information on them. Are they thrill seeking beings hunting for honor or are they a bunch of evil assholes who hunt humans for giggles?
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* NightmareFuel: [[NightmareFuel/{{Predator}} Has its own page]].
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* BrokenAesop: Director John [=McTiernan=] intended to make an anti-gun statement with the scene in ''Predator'' where the team levels part of the jungle trying to shoot down the eponymous hunter, demonstrating the futility of firearms. However, their guns worked excellently well against the rebels the team wiped out twenty minutes before, and they only failed to take down the Predator because it turned invisible and fled the scene, pushing [=McTiernan's=] intended moral into SpaceWhaleAesop territory.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything / WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: The film has been noted as an allegory for the Vietnam War -- an unseen enemy who is well versed in camouflage, defeating a "superior" American force. (The Predator's technological advantage notwithstanding.)
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* Sequelitis: A good portion of critics and some fans consider this the case with Predator 2 and Predators, although to a much smaller degree with the latter.
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* Sequelitis: {{Sequelitis}}: A good portion of critics and some fans consider this the case with Predator 2 and Predators, although to a much smaller degree with the latter.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Blain and Mac.
* FreudWasRight:
** Harrigan calls the Predator "pussyface", noting the obvious resemblance.
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* ContestedSequel: Many fans aren't able to agree on whether Predator 2 or Predators is the better sequel.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Blain andMac.Mac.
** The Predator itself. There is a reason why its sequels gave more focus to it over the human characters.
* FirstInstallmentWins: While the sequels have their fans, the original Predator is by far the most well known and revered film in the franchise.
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**FreudWasRight: Harrigan calls the Predator "pussyface", noting the obvious resemblance.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Blain and
** The Predator itself. There is a reason why its sequels gave more focus to it over the human characters.
* FirstInstallmentWins: While the sequels have their fans, the original Predator is by far the most well known and revered film in the franchise.
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* VindicatedByHistory: While a hit with audiences, Predator was not well received by critics at the time (Although Creator/RogerEbert gave it a positive review.) and its Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes scores reflected this. In more recent times, critical attitudes have warmed and it has even gone on to be featured on several best of lists.
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--> '''Dutch''': "Stick around."
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--> '''Dutch''': "You're one ugly ''ugly'' motherfucker."
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** A smaller example: After ''KONY 2012'' came out, {{Trolls}} on Facebook and the like started posting pictures of Dillon (who - with his mustache and outfit - looks a lot like Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony, the target of ''KONY 2012'') saying nothing but variations of "This guy's awesome", to see how many people they could rile up. [[http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/people-who-think-carl-weathers-is-joseph-kony It worked.]]
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** A smaller example: After ''KONY 2012'' came out, {{Trolls}} {{Troll}}s on Facebook and the like started posting pictures of Dillon (who - with his mustache and outfit - looks a lot like Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony, the target of ''KONY 2012'') saying nothing but variations of "This guy's awesome", to see how many people they could rile up. [[http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/people-who-think-carl-weathers-is-joseph-kony It worked.]]
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* NightmareFuel:
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch which [[DoubleTake Dillion went pass it before looking back again]].
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** "Want some candy?"
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch which [[DoubleTake Dillion went pass it before looking back again]].
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** "Want some candy?"
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* NightmareFuel:
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch which [[DoubleTake Dillion went pass it before looking back again]].
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** "Want some candy?"NightmareFuel: [[NightmareFuel/{{Predator}} Has its own page]].
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch which [[DoubleTake Dillion went pass it before looking back again]].
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** "Want some candy?"
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You\'re gonna have to explain that one to me.
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* FreudWasRight:
** Blain calls his minigun "Painless", an obvious phallic reference.
** Harrigan calls the Predator "pussyface", noting the obvious resemblance.
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** Harrigan calls the Predator "pussyface", noting the obvious resemblance.
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** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch.
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** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch.branch which [[DoubleTake Dillion went pass it before looking back again]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Blain and Mac.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Blain and Mac.
* FridgeLogic: Just how did the Predators manage to park their ship under a downtown apartement building in ''Predator 2'' without anyone noticing? [[FridgeHorror And what happened to the building when they took off again?]]
* FridgeLogic: Just how did the Predators manage to park their ship under a downtown apartement building in ''Predator 2'' without anyone noticing? [[FridgeHorror And what happened to the building when they took off again?]]
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OK, first. This is not \"not symbolism\" in that yes, the predator\'s behaviour \'\'is\'\' comparable to that of a human hunter. Second, that is not symbolism. We\'re just completely out of the realm of symbolism here.
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* UncannyValley: Several unusual ''audio'' examples, from the creepy distortions the Predator hears when the men speak to its bizarrely human laugh at the end.
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** A smaller example: After ''KONY 2012'' came out, {{Trolls}} on Facebook and the like started posting pictures of Dillon (who - with his mustache and outfit - looks a lot like Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony, the target of ''KONY 2012'') saying nothing but variations of "This guy's awesome", to see how many people they could rile up. [[http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/people-who-think-carl-weathers-is-joseph-kony It worked.]]
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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel:
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch.
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch.
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
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* NightmareFuel: NightmareFuel:
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch.
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** "Want some candy?"
** The world as seen through the Predator's heat vision. Also the distorted recordings of Billy's laugh and Mac's voice ("Over here", "turn around", "anytime")
** The part where Dillion looks around the jungle after hearing "anytime" and the Predator's cackles. As he looks around (we see from his point of view), you can clearly see him standing on the branch.
** The Killers over in the comics, take a Predator and remove all forms of honor like not killing those that can't fight back and limiting their tech to make things even, they also use Aliens as hunting dogs.
** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.
** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
** "Want some candy?"
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Roger Ebert gave Predator 3 stars.
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* MemeticMutation: Some of the one-liners are downright ''legendary''.
--> '''Blain''': Bunch of slack-jawed faggots around here, this stuff'll make you a Goddamn sexual Tyrannosaurus - just like me!
--> '''Blain''': "I ain't got time to bleed."
--> '''Hawkins''': "... it was 'cause of the echo."
--> '''Dutch''': "If it bleeds, we can kill it."
--> '''Mac''': "OH BABY, OH BABY, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN...."
--> '''Dutch''': "Ruuuuun! Goooooo! Get to da choppa!"
--> '''Dutch''': "You're one ugly motherfucker."
* MemeticMutation: Some of the one-liners are downright ''legendary''.
--> '''Blain''': Bunch of slack-jawed faggots around here, this stuff'll make you a Goddamn sexual Tyrannosaurus - just like me!
--> '''Blain''': "I ain't got time to bleed."
--> '''Hawkins''': "... it was 'cause of the echo."
--> '''Dutch''': "If it bleeds, we can kill it."
--> '''Mac''': "OH BABY, OH BABY, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN...."
--> '''Dutch''': "Ruuuuun! Goooooo! Get to da choppa!"
--> '''Dutch''': "You're one ugly motherfucker."
* MemeticMutation: Some of the one-liners are downright ''legendary''.
--> '''Blain''': Bunch of slack-jawed faggots around here, this stuff'll make you a Goddamn sexual Tyrannosaurus - just like me!
--> '''Blain''': "I ain't got time to bleed."
--> '''Hawkins''': "... it was 'cause of the echo."
--> '''Dutch''': "If it bleeds, we can kill it."
--> '''Mac''': "OH BABY, OH BABY, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN...."
--> '''Dutch''': "Ruuuuun! Goooooo! Get to da choppa!"
--> '''Dutch''': "You're one ugly motherfucker."
--> '''Blain''': Bunch of slack-jawed faggots around here, this stuff'll make you a Goddamn sexual Tyrannosaurus - just like me!
--> '''Blain''': "I ain't got time to bleed."
--> '''Hawkins''': "... it was 'cause of the echo."
--> '''Dutch''': "If it bleeds, we can kill it."
--> '''Mac''': "OH BABY, OH BABY, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN, I'M GONNA HAVE ME SOME FUN...."
--> '''Dutch''': "Ruuuuun! Goooooo! Get to da choppa!"
--> '''Dutch''': "You're one ugly motherfucker."
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** The Predator in general. In can camouflage itself and making itself near invisible (unless water comes into play), can mimic human voices to lure victims, collects human skulls and spines as trophies, etc.
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** See IronicEcho on the main page. Arnold would later star in The Expendables.
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** In a strange real life example, according to P.W. Singer's ''Wired for War'' during the 2004 battles for Fallujah the U.S military set up a system to broadcast the Predator's laugh throughout the city in an effort to intimidate the insurgents. It worked so well that a ''marine scout team'' had to request it be turned off because it was freaking them out.