Predator 2: The final encounter with The Lost Hunters

The Lost Hunters, a clan shrouded in mystery, travelers of both time and space. The Predators exist to hunt and they adhere to a strict code of honor where defeat is equal to death. Elder, the veteran leader of the clan gives Det. Harrigan his pistol as a sign of respect as a capable hunter and honorable warrior.

[KCShox]

"Okay who's next". He can't feel scared anymore. He's emotionally, mentally and physically drained. At this point, he throws in sarcasm and says 'F' it. If I die, I die. Great line.

[keiman]

I saw this in the theater when it came out and we completely lost our shit when the Lost Tribe appeared. Up to this point we always thought the Predators were solitary hunters but this scene introduced us to a whole TRIBE of them! This movie did so much to expand on the mythos of the predators, it really deserves more credit.

[brianmaccer]

Predator 2 really did add to the lore of the predator. Earlier in the movie the predator wont kill the boy in the cemetery because his gun was a toy. A non-combatant. In this scene, the elder predator rewards Harrigan with a trophy. He won the hunt of sorts. While the Predator keeps skulls as trophies he gives him an old musket as his reward. Also, nice touch that elder predator turns around, at first, to walk away but decides to give him said musket trophy. Good writing.

[BCvictoria]

I love this scene. The lead hunter's voice always gives me chills. "Take it.... " 😮

[wjzav]

One of the rare occasions, where a sequel to a great movie doesn't suck.

[jbac]

Rick from Pawn Stars: "It looks authentic...whered you get it from?"

Glover: "The leader of an Alien horde gave it to me after I bested one of his champions"

Rick: "Cool story...Ill give ya 5 bucks for it"

[artloverivy]

1:07 One of my favorite details is how the elder almost walks off before changing his mind and acknowledging to himself that Harrigan truly does deserve a trophy for his accomplishment. He hunted down and successfully killed a predator on his own, and according to their code, he earned a prize. I especially love that Harrigan doesn’t reject the reward, and you can see him appreciating it in the next scene 😂

[xregox]

For the people who came here after prey, the comics explain where the pistol came from. “Landing on a small island, Raphael was forced to deal with his mutinous crew after a dispute regarding stolen treasure. Whilst defending himself from his men, the Elder Predator, Greyback emerged and joined the slaughter. Initially attacking Raphael, the latter briefly joined forces with the creature to dispatch the attackers back-to-back.

With the crew dead, Adolini prepared to face off against Greyback, before a straggler shot him in the back. Mortally wounded, he gifted the Yautja with his personal flintlock pistol before dying. Greyback proceeded to bury Adoloni out of respect before leaving Earth.”

[raulmartinez]

*Drops the blade "Ok. Who's next?"
Predators: "What a badass."

[connorvaughn]

"Okay, who's next." I'm not entirely sure how Glover was able to stand with those balls of steel.

[Yautjaz]

Predator 2 is a absolute Bad Ass Movie. Still very underrated.

[AbimaelTurcios]

I really don't understand why people didn't like this Predator movie. I'd say it was decent. Danny Glover did an amazing job here. His acting was excellent.

[IronsightErik]

The first black man to survive a whole movie

[mikeshirleyforever]

I'm still surprised to this day that this sequel didn't get more recognition. I thought it was far darker than the original but the score and expansion of the Predator mythology was terrific IMO. No way you'd get a violent sequel like this today.

[DrQuagmire]

FUN FACT: For those who don't know, since actor Danny Glover is an avid fan of the L.A. Lakers, he convinced the players (at that time) to play the role of the other Predators who appear in this iconic scene.

[brainrich]

So badass how he just says, "Who's next?" He's most likely exhausted from just fighting one, now he might have to fight 6 of them

[dmathmothtutinean]

Impressive: The music and the slow parade past the head Predator...had a very natural, tribal feel. The chanting, within the music was so well placed/timed...REALLY well done.

[chrissanchez]

The fact that the Predator gave him something he's had on him for almost 300 years makes this scene pretty deep. He was like smiling the whole time too. I wonder who that badass was back in 1715.

[BloodylocksBathory]

I know it's a geeky as hell thing to say, but this is probably in my list of absolute favorite moments in films.

[micahrutland]

This is one of the greatest films ever made. I don't care what anyone says. People who lack vision fail to see how artistically amazing and far ahead of it's time this movie is.