The Predatory The franchise returns with a new movie Booty this summer, which takes us 300 years to the past. So, what kind of Predator are we dealing with here, you might be wondering?
Director Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane) explains in a new conversation.
Says Trachtenberg ComicBook.com“I think our Predator in my mind not only exists, you know, 300 years ago, but I think in terms of science fiction movies, time moves very slowly. If so Star Wars functions or even Star Trek, you know, it’s like 300 years. “Ships are not suddenly so different.”
“But I think this guy is probably from a different hemisphere of the planet and a slightly different race“he adds.”So even its appearance is a bit new, it is familiar, but new. So I’m excited that people, even die-hard fans, will really see something they have never seen before.. »
20th Century Studios will bring Booty exclusively at Hulu on August 5.
You can watch a new TV spot below, which includes two new downloads.
From 20th Century Studios, his return Predatory the franchise is run by Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane), and is placed as a prequel to the original that will tell the story of Predator’s first voyage to our planet. Amber Midthunder (“Legion”) stars as a Comanche woman who opposes the rules and traditions of the sexes to become a warrior.
Set in the Comanche nation 300 years ago, Booty is the story of a young woman, Naru, a wild and very capable warrior. She has grown up in the shadow of some of the most legendary hunters roaming the Great Plains, so when danger threatens her camp, she begins to protect her people. The prey he pursues, and eventually confronts, proves to be an extremely sophisticated alien predator with a technically advanced arsenal, resulting in a vicious and terrifying showdown between the two opponents.
Booty directed by Dan Trachtenberg, with a screenplay Patrick Eason (“Jack Ryan”, “Treadstone”) and production by John Davis (“Jungle Cruise”, “The Predator”) and Jhane Myers (“Monsters of God”), with Lawrence Gordon (“Watchmen”), Marty Ewing (“It: Chapter Two”), James E. Thomas, John C. Thomas and Marc Toberoff (“Fantasy Island”) as executive producers.
The filmmakers have committed to creating a film that provides an accurate depiction of the Comanche and brings a level of authenticity that is true to its indigenous peoples. Myers, a renowned filmmaker, member of the Sundance Fellow and member of the Comanche nation, is known for her attention and dedication to films around the Comanche and Blackfeet nations and her passion for honoring Indigenous heritage. As a result, the film includes a cast that consists almost entirely of Native and First Nation talent, including Amber Midthunder (“The Ice Road”, “Roswell, New Mexico”), a newcomer Dakota Beavers, Stormy Kip (“Sooyii”), Michelle Thrush (“The journey home”), Julian Black Antelope (“Race”).
