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A fan made poster of my own idea for a Predator sequel.

While I'm at it, I also want to take this opportunity to explain my pitch for this idea, what the origins behind this were, and some extra details. The story would follow an arrogant and hotheaded rookie US Navy SEAL who after being left the sole survivor of an elite team that was wiped out by a Predator, now wants revenge so he manages to track it down to its ship and stows away on board, later he and other human characters find themselves stranded on the Predators' home-world of Yautja Prime and it becomes an intense, suspenseful and brutal battle for survival in order to escape the planet alive, but the Navy SEAL is hell-bent on seeking vengeance against the Predator who killed his team, and refuses to leave until he does that. This is an idea that I first conceived a few years ago based on my fascination with wanting to see more of the Predator planet following its brief inclusion in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, but I didn't do much with the idea since this first came up with it because I had some writer's block on how I wanted the story to get there, it wasn't until I saw Shane Black's The Predator, and was greatly disappointed by it, that I decided to revisit this idea and further expand on it. Essentially, the story would have a heavy emphasis on suspense and tension as the human characters find themselves on the planet and amongst the Predators' civilisation and they have to navigate their way through and around without being seen and killed. In terms of continuity, the first original Predator movie, Predator 2 and Predators are canon in this story, whilst the AVP movies and The Predator are not. Also, this movie in my mind would have a much better explanation as to why the Predators would keep coming to Earth for thousands of years than what The Predator had, it won't be that the Predators are like genetic scientists who are harvesting DNAs from humans and other alien species so that cobbled with global warning they would eventually conquer Earth as their own, it would be that through Earth's history, as we as humans have progressively evolved ourselves in terms of our weaponry and combat, we've become much more valuable to the Predators as trophies than other any other species across the universe, they'd consider us the most dangerous throughout the universe because of that continuously progressive nature. Plus the movie would feature a post-credit cameo from none other than Dutch himself.

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A fan made poster of my own idea for a Predator sequel.

While I'm at it, I also want to take this opportunity to explain my pitch for this idea, what the origins behind this were, and some extra details. The story would follow an arrogant and hotheaded rookie US Navy SEAL who after being left the sole survivor of an elite team that was wiped out by a Predator, now wants revenge so he manages to track it down to its ship and stows away on board, later he and other human characters find themselves stranded on the Predators' home-world of Yautja Prime and it becomes an intense, suspenseful and brutal battle for survival in order to escape the planet alive, but the Navy SEAL is hell-bent on seeking vengeance against the Predator who killed his team, and refuses to leave until he does that. This is an idea that I first conceived a few years ago based on my fascination with wanting to see more of the Predator planet following its brief inclusion in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, but I didn't do much with the idea since this first came up with it because I had some writer's block on how I wanted the story to get there, it wasn't until I saw Shane Black's The Predator, and was greatly disappointed by it, that I decided to revisit this idea and further expand on it. Essentially, the story would have a heavy emphasis on suspense and tension as the human characters find themselves on the planet and amongst the Predators' civilisation and they have to navigate their way through and around without being seen and killed. In terms of continuity, the first original Predator movie, Predator 2 and Predators are canon in this story, whilst the AVP movies and The Predator are not. Also, this movie in my mind would have a much better explanation as to why the Predators would keep coming to Earth for thousands of years than what The Predator had, it won't be that the Predators are like genetic scientists who are harvesting DNAs from humans and other alien species so that cobbled with global warning they would eventually conquer Earth as their own, it would be that through Earth's history, as we as humans have progressively evolved ourselves in terms of our weaponry and combat, we've become much more valuable to the Predators as trophies than other any other species across the universe, they'd consider us the most dangerous throughout the universe because of that continuously progressive nature. Plus the movie would feature a post-credit cameo from none other than Dutch himself.