(PREDATORS) Trailer International

Le trailer international de PREDATORS vient de sortir, il est donc disponible en salle lors des bandes annonces avant le film:
http://uk.movies.ign.com/dor/objects/429477/predator-3/videos/Predators_Intl_OnlineTrailer_062310.html;jsessionid=jyx6te01w7a0?show=hi
(Avoir 18 ans est requis pour pouvoir voir ce trailer.)

Salutations,

Trailer plutôt cool. Bon, je suis toujours un peu sceptique, mais au moins sa donne envi d'aller le voir en salle pour s'en faire une idée fixe.
Vous me direz, c'est toujours mieux que d'aller voir Resident Evil: After Life en 3D (AHAHAHAH c'te blague !!!)

Cya

Resident Evil After Life oh la blague. Moi qui croyait que Paulo allait s'arrêter à Exctinction. Non, c'est bel et bien une quadrilogie au final.
Malheureusement pour nous, l'essence des jeux Resident Evil n'y est pas du tout.
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Je ne sais pas du tout ce que je dois penser de PREDATORS. Je suis divisé entre un côté qui est super content de voir un film Predator au cinéma (le premier de toute ma vie vu que je suis né 1 an après la sortie de PREDATOR 2) mais quelque chose me dit qu'il y a un piège quelque part et que ce film est loin de combler mes attentes.
Alea jacta est.

Re,

Je pars avec le même sentiment que le tiens, Géo.

Cya

PS: Pour Resident Evil, les jeux eux même ont perdu de leur essence. Et ça depuis le départ de Shinji Mikami... Mais bon, c'est un autre sujet

D'accord avec toi Rocco pour les RE ^^

Les films n'en parlons pas. J'ai été mort de rire en voyant le trailer du afterlife. Paulo a carrément transformé RE en matrix. Wouah quelle classe

Sans compter RE 5 qui est recyclé du 4 et complètement pourri dans son gameplay non changé.
C'est carrément devenu un jeu d'action ultra bourrin sans grand intérêt. Même les persos ont perdu de leur charisme (Chris et Wesker).
Elle est loin l'époque de l'excellent remake du RE 1 psx sur gamecube


Heureusement que le messie Dead Space est arrivé ^^
Mais bon, on a assez débattu sur DS à mon avis, je pense

J'ai lu une premiere crtiqiue officiel qui lui accorde la note de 4/5, en anglais parconte, dites-le si vous voulez quand même que je l'affiche...

Ce trailer ma bien plu et même rassuré! Particulièrement le prédator qui arrache la colonne, et le crane qui vient avec, même dans Predator 2 ils avaient pas osé le montrer Et en plus y avait pas de sang!

Sinon le seul défaut que j'ai vu : La vision infrarouge qui est vraiment bizarre, rien a voir avec les précédents, ca ressemble a celle de AvP sauf qu'on voit tout les détails de l'humains, ca ressemble juste a un filtre coloré et plus du tout le discernement de la chaleur...

Question : Le faucon (dont on entend le cris) est mécanique ou animal? J'arrive pas a voir ce qui passe a l'écran xD

Re,

C'est vrai que sa m'a choquer également cette fameuse vision thermique, pourtant si caractèrisque du Predator. Qui sait, il s'est peut-être mis lui aussi à la HD hehehe !

La scène de l'arrache duo colonne vertébrale/crâne est très explicite, oui. Bon, j'espère juste qu'ils n'utiliseront pas les scènes gores à outrance. Un peu de gore d'accord, mais trop c'est barbant.

Pour le faucon, bah j'ai envis de dire: attendons la sortie en salle, parce qu'effectivement, c'est pas évident sur les vidéos.

Cya

Point relevé dans la critique que j'ai lu...

1 - Acteurs excellent
2 - Histoire captivante
3 - Bon développement
4 - bon effet spéciaux

ce que la critique n'a pas aimé...

1 - Le gore..... (petite nature)


La critique ici... attention aux spoilers ! ! !



Pros: Great sense of tension, Good action/special effects, Surprisingly good acting

Cons: Gory

The Bottom Line: Surprisingly engaging, “Predators” is dark, violent and strangely compelling as a band of humans find themselves as prey to aliens on a distant world.

In recent years, science fiction enthusiasts and action adventure film lovers have had a lot to be embarrassed about. After all, there was a franchise made rather quickly of two of the best science fiction horror and science fiction action-adventure films of the last thirty years which nearly sunk both franchises. I am speaking, of course, of “Alien Vs. Predator” and its sequel.But as Summer Blockbuster Season reaches its natural fervor, “Predators” arrives in theaters to try to redeem the soiled franchise. No one I know was more skeptical of the movie going in than I was.

And this movie does what it sets out to do exceptionally well! “Predators” is not just an action-adventure film, it is a tense thriller that takes its time to develop while getting viewers invested in the characters. More than just a gory flick, like the movies that pitted humans versus the aliens and the Predators, “Predators” actually takes enough time to develop and make a story that is interesting, even if the protagonists are little better than the creatures hunting them. It is worth noting that it has been years since I saw “Predator” and the movie does a sufficient job of making newcomers to the franchise feel like they are up-to-speed. This is largely because this is not a true sequel, but rather a redirect of the franchise and it works to reboot interest and enthusiasm for future projects.

Confused and isolated, a small group of humans wake up in a forest. They quickly realize they are not on Earth and that their lives are very much in danger. As they explore their surroundings, they cautiously learn about one another. Royce steps forward inadvertently as the natural leader of the group, in part by virtue of being the best armed at the time, in part because he instantly realizes everyone’s lives are in danger. Royce is a mercenary and he quickly deduces that the others with him are the vicious dregs of Earth society, including snipers, hitmen, death row killers and death squad gunmen. As the members of the group are killed in vicious ways and the survivors flee for their lives, Royce comes to understand that they have been brought to this planet to be killed for sport and he essentially accepts that fate.

But in their fleeing, Royce and the few survivors who remain encounter Noland, an ex-Navy SEAL. Noland helps Royce survive, as the predatory aliens on the planet move in to finish their bloodsport.

“Predators” is a pretty basic “hunter/prey” plot, but the movie makes the formula seem new and fresh largely because there are simple thrills for the viewer in watching some of the worst elements of human society get brutally murdered. Yes, “Predators” plays on a very simple desire to see punishment come to bad people and at the same time, it works as a story of redemption for Royce. So, for example, there is a sense of justice when Mombasa – who was involved in death squads in Sierra Leone – meets a brutal end. But Royce does not seem as bad as the others, though Edwin seems for moments like he might be whitebread. Royce was a soldier whereas characters like Stans is a killer set to be executed and Isabelle is a paid sniper. As such, while the others are stabbed, shot, and otherwise eviscerated, the viewer comes to care about Royce.

The appearance of Noland takes a bit of suspension of disbelief, especially when one considers just how brutal the squad of predator (alien) hunters are when Royce and his group arrive. Even so, he fills a niche beyond just simply providing exposition and explanation for the current circumstances for the humans.

The effects in “Predators” are intense and quite impressive. With a very edgy score by John Debney, director Nimrod Antal creates a film that is tense well beyond the visual effects. The characteristic swells and stops that come with movies that have abrupt turns of fate are there, but what Debney does even better is create an unsettling sensation with the background music that is not overbearing. This is an impressive thing and it does almost as much for the film as the visual effects. As one might expect now that the novelty of seeing a Predator is gone (they have been well-merchandised in the last twenty years), Rodriguez is sure to show imaginative new predators, including ones that are more bulked up and do not die as easily as the traditional predators (which were never easy to kill anyway). The visual effects are often fast and brutal, but enough time is left so viewers can see just how horribly characters are being killed. How refreshing. There is an appropriate level of gore for a film where aliens hunt humans for sport, but more than just being gore-filled, “Predators” is legitimately scary.

What might surprise most audiences is that “Predators” features surprisingly good acting. For sure, Noland is well-portrayed by Laurence Fishburne, but that is little surprise considering the caliber of actor that he is. Noland is instantly likable because Fishburne is completely credible as a former Navy SEAL. The one who is surprisingly deep in his performance is Topher Grace. Yes, Topher Grace rocks “Predators” because he has a very layered performance and he does more with his eye movements and body language than most of the other actors do with their lines. Grace plays Edwin, a physician who seems out of place among the trained killers, but Grace makes the character credible as his part progresses. Unfortunately, to truly write about how good Grace is is to undermine the surprise that comes with Edwin’s character and I’ll not do that.

Also excellent is Adrien Brody. Brody plays Royce and for a guy better known for serious dramas and romantic movies, Brody becomes incredible – and credible – as Royce. First, he looks the part. No longer is Brody dominated by his nose; in this film he is a muscular man who walks with power and confidence in a way I’ve never seen him play in any other film. Brody is able to sell the layers of his character, but more than anything he seems surprisingly credible as both a former military officer and as a mercenary.

Ultimately, “Predators” will not win any big awards, but it is surprisingly engaging and more scary than it is outright gory and that is a treat for anyone who has suffered through the last two installments that had anything to do with the predator aliens. And yes, the title is a double entendre and there is something to be said for humans being the aliens in this one and hunted without the home field advantage. While the humans may have predatory instincts, what is arguably most terrifying about “Predators” is how the aliens selected their prey and what it means when people this ruthless cannot save themselves!

A fun summer action-horror flick, if nothing else.

Bonne bande annonce, mais comme toute bande annonce elle n'est pas capable de nous rassurer sur la qualité d'un film; je suis néanmoins assez optimiste.

Salutations,

Merci pour cette article critique, Dark Knight. Personnellement, sa ne m'a rien spoiler, vu que je ne parle pas l'anglais lol

Cya

Dommage, n'empêche que c'Est encourageant! :p

Vu les merdes pernicieuses d' AVP qui sont sorties ces dernières années , on pouvait pas tomber plus bas . Maintenant le trailer m' a assez emballé je trouve . On patientera tranquilement juste qu' à la date de sortie ...

D'après Rodriguez, la FOX n'a eut aucun droit de regard sur le film.
Seule chose qui me rend sceptique (et c'est vraiment un bémol) c'est co-produit par John Davis (AVP).
Aie, oui ça fait mal.

Je croyais qu'AVP c'était un film bien réalisté, avec un bon réalisateur, qui mettait en valeur les aliens mais comme le réalisateur aimait pas Predator ben il a mal géré le truc non? C'étais ton avis :p

Sinon John Davis fait il le poid face a Rodriguez? :p

Oui et non... c'est un producteur qui a connu de meilleurs moment disons...

Je sais pas trop, quand je regarde sa filmographie franchement:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0204862/
A part des navets il a pas fait grand chose.
Ah oui, y a les puristes qui vont me dire "c'est un des producteurs de Predator & Predator 2" sauf que c'était un petit gars à l'époque sans influence.
Le vrai producteur ça reste Joel Silver (Matrix, V for Vendetta, Die Hard).
On se rend compte parfois à quel point une filmographie peut être révélatrice sur quelqu'un qui entreprend de futur projets.