In some cases, you may even develop attributes of the species you consume, which gives you more of an edge over your enemies. The 'evolution' in this game adds armour pieces to your body that make you more capable of attacking and defending yourself. To develop your strength, you start by feeding on small prey. Even more, he hurts the baby you're carrying, which pushes the adventure forward. Eventually, your diet switches to humans, but a shark hunter then catches you. Read the whole review at the beginning, you live on a fictional town's shores, feeding on local fry.

Writer/director Shane Black knows he wants to make a bloody, irreverent, and fun action movie but for one reason or another everything Black throws at the audience feels like both disparate and sometimes desperate attempts to play to what the masses want never landing a single of the many things as well as he's proven he could have.

The Predator puts on that it knows what it is, but taking in the execution presented it seems the movie only has ideas of what it wants to be. There are numerous players playing different games, following several different arcs, but none of them thread together to form a satisfying whole despite countless efforts to present a facade that it does in fact do so. There is so much going on that it kind of creates the illusion of this pounding sense of energy and tension, but energy doesn't always equal an understanding or coherence. Does this mean there is nothing beating within the core of this movie? Does it mean there's no pulse? Not necessarily. There is a lot going on and it wants to do more than its hour and forty-seven minute runtime dares to contain, but at the heart of the issues with the film is the fact the movie itself doesn't seem to know what its heart really wants. And while 2018's The Predator will rank miles below that original for those who adore it and place it on this pedestal of action perfection, which I admittedly can't dispute given the credentials of my birth, The Predator is also perfectly okay. For me, it was fine, goofy fun and very much a product of the time in which it was made. In fact, I've only seen Predator once before in preparation for the 2010 re-boot, Predators, and while the Arnold Schwarzenegger flick certainly makes for an enjoyable enough action movie it certainly didn't hit me the same way in 2010 as it likely did those who were in their late-teens to early-twenties in 1987. I say this more to point out I was too far behind to now have any nostalgic or appropriated affection for that movie. One might think this means something more or that it's led to some long-standing connection I feel with that John McTiernan movie, but it doesn't and hasn't. I was born in 1987 or the same year the original Predator was released.

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