But it doesn't make for a very cool Predator movie.
Actually, it all kind of makes sense if he's sort of the Snapper Carr of the Predators, stuck on monitor duty when the alarm comes in and stupidly rushing off by himself with the deluded notion that he can handle it. As soon as he's on Earth he gets snuck up on by a cop, and later on he's walking on a mesh catwalk and can't see the Alien hanging from the underside directly beneath him. He certainly ends up needing the help, but then, he also shows that he's not the brightest Predator on the block. Is he damage control? Does he just see a great hunting opportunity? Either way, I'm not really sure why he goes by himself. Well, I'm not really sure what he's trying to do. Across the galaxy, an alarm goes off and a single Predator rushes off to his space ship to.
It picks up right where the last one left off with the Alien-Predator hybrid attacking the ship and causing it to crash near a small town in Colorado. In this one, the Predators get the shaft and the Aliens are the stars. The Predators kicked ass and I enjoyed myself. The girl running around Antarctica in a tank top was ridiculous and I wish they hadn't bleeped The Line to get the PG-13 rating, but whatever. Either way though, I'm really curious to check out the #0 issue in April.Īfter the first AvP, I remember thinking that except for a couple of glitches it made for a pretty good Predator movie. But part of me is curious to see what Nicieza came up with, and the other part is naturally thinking that there's no way it could be as cool as mine. Which is no reason to be embarrassed, for sure.
#Looking for michael mcmillin on crime city game license
I pitched Moonstone on their new Captain Action license and lost out to Fabian Nicieza. Here's another one I've got mixed feelings about, but this time for purely selfish reasons. It's probably not a coincidence that I've become less and less interested in Smallville since Chloe moved on from Clark and started dating Jimmy Olsen either. On the other hand, the whole reason I love the character so much was because of her unrelenting loyalty to Clark even though he didn't return her feelings, and that's exactly the thing they're taking away from her comics version. On the one hand, it's something I've been hoping to see since about the second season of Smallville. I have mixed feelings about Chloe's joining the supporting cast of Superman comics. But after Rocky Balboa's good reception (I still haven't seen it, but I heard nothing bad), my hopes are up for this. If they made a new Commando movie, I'd go see it too. How could I not go?īe Kind Rewind: (limited release) The poster for this did nothing for me because frankly I'd like to pretend that VHS never existed, but the trailer sold me with all the no-budget remakes of classic movies. The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A Veggie Tales Movie: This sounds like the biggest sell-out in the world, but we're a Veggie Tales-loving family (it's all about Larry and the French peas) and, hey, it's the Pirates Who Don't Do Anything.Ĭloverfield: I'm still not really excited about the hand-held camera concept, but it's a giant monster movie. Heigl reminds me of Grey's Anatomy, which always brings me joy, but Cyclops is becoming one of my favorite actors. I know I'm gonna hate myself, but I just can't look away.Ģ7 Dresses: Even though I like the occasional romantic comedy, there's no reason for me to think this'll be one of them except for Katherine Heigl and James Marsden. And yet, knowing that, I feel compelled to look. In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Seige Tale: Oh, it's gonna suck.
The trailer for this one actually looks creepy though. One Missed Call: This plot's been done to death, but I haven't seen any of the previous versions because frankly they looked like they sucked.
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