Predators (2010) Scene - 'However You Can'

Another exclusive clip from the movie, "Predators."

[danielhaire]

"THey learn quick...like that."

Good line for the movie, then you realize from the franchise how apt it is. Dutch used mud to mask his IR signature and that helped enable his forcing his Yautja adversary to suicide in defeat. Predator 2, the Yautja had adapted with a helmet that had multiple tactical vision modes to cycle through when his IR was getting jammed. The lead Bad Blood had a heart beat acoustic sensor overlay. They actually did learn from each fight.

[echo]

I DEMAND a sequel to this movie, like, seriously? Who would miss the opportunity to a sequel in such a movie?

[Colt]

This is a very underrated movie.
It was borderline excellent.

[RexBlazer]

"Like the difference between dogs and wolves." A very interesting analogy.

[cashdingo]

"How do we kill them?" Let Shane Black direct the next one, that should do it.

[J_C_CH]

There’s a moment around this scene that references Alien. When Noland says they sometimes bring other creatures to hunt, he says “shit you wouldn’t believe” while looking at the scorch mark on the wall behind him. Has Noland seen the Aliens I wonder?

[danasaeed]

For Over A Decade I Wanted A Sequel Of Predators, And I Still Do!

[vingram]

This character reminds me of the Japanese WWII vets who remained in their post for decades. Even saving their ammunition and cleaning their obsolete guns. It's amazing what the mind can do.

[_FunctionONE]

One of my favorite scenes before this clip.

Stans: Wow, what a shit hole. You live here?
Noland: Oh no. No. This is my summer home. I winter in the Riviera.

[KULCAT]

"However you can" Underrated film. Terrific dialog. Its the second best after the first film

[akirabka]

I saw a theory that said Nolan may have witnessed the Yautja bring a/ a few xenomorphs to the planet. Totally possible considering the predator franchise has established that xenomorphs already exist. Also the jawbone on one of the predators could possibly be from a xenomorph variant’s skull. I’d love to hear what the artists rationale was behind the design.

[bravosierra]

The whole hideout scene leading up to & after this bit is my fave. It adds such fascinating insights into the whole Predator lore. Noland’s character impact is so underrated.

[andrewweddle]

This and Prey are the most excellent adaptions to the Predator world. Predators was such a great film I watch it all the time.

[Ben]

A movie needs to be made with the clans and how they hunt. The whole hierarchy on who is on the totem pole.

[dmi]

Best part about him is that if you pay attention, he was arguing with his imaginary friend about his later actions :P

[gabesoto]

The idea and concept of this move was REALLY cool. Nobody ever talks about it so I feel it’s a little underrated. I think if it was executed a little bit better, it’d be up there with Predator and Predator 2.

[alc]

when his backstory of the two clans is way more interesting than the movie's plot

[meowbauh]

This is the best thing that happened after Predator 2.

[EdmundLoh]

Now with the coronavirus outbreak and we are in lock down for a few weeks, I just realized... Noland has a pretty good haircut for someone who’s been here for 10 seasons.

[mspionage]

Awesome movie. Totally enjoyed this at the theater. So did my GF which is saying something as she typically never liked movies like these, but she loved it.