Shut your holes plebs, film scholar John Walker Flynt is here to give his nuanced feminist perspective on a movie about a space alien warrior who rips a bunch of military guys to pieces.
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hahaha pedos hahahahaha where are the tech articles, John?
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No one - except for permatriggered killjoys about "racist inner-city stereotypes" - has any issues with Predator II.
The complaints I've seen about Predators largely come down to the stupid ass "Predator Civil War" and the main cast of characters, except for the Isreali Sniper chick, were either bad or miscast. The most interesting & well cast ones die before the half-way point. As well as the usual plot holes of how the predators got those people and why they would class a serial killer as a worthy challenge.
The thing these three movies have in common is every time we learn something and see something from the Predators that we haven't seen before.
People hate The Predator because it was thinly veiled social policy preaching with a retarded predator who didn't do anything new that wasn't completely retarded.
People are shitting on Dances with Predators because it has - for no reason - stronk female. They picked a shitty tribe for a hero. The commanches were all sorts of fucked up, and no woman is going to be leading a raiding party against the weird plasma-gun devil. The premise could work, but the movie is shit.
Also John you call the first one a comedy because you inverted your cock and are the cock-taking bottom, so you don't understand masculinity. It is unabashed masculine action: a multi-ethnic and mulit-racial unit of guys who work as a deadly, in-sync unit while still busting each others balls. This triggers shit libs because neither of the black men are acting oppressed (one of them is, in fact, the representative of The Man) and are instead working willingly along side whitey, and one of them is very distraught when his white friend is killed, instead of giving a speech about how whites oppressed blacks and women for generations.