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# Predator

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Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) has a code of honor which he will not violate, even when his life depends on it. Paradoxically, his code of honor gives him the backbone to survive as a military special forces operative when he is sent on a covert mission to rescue another group which was sent in to assist some nefarious U.S. government plan in a Latin American country. Once there, he encounters an o

Review: Ultimate Hunter Edition is excellent. DNR only bad in a few scenes. - I used to consider myself a film purist but I guess I no longer can because I really enjoyed this 'digital noise reduction' version of the film. That's because the excessive DNR was noticeable mostly in the first 10 minutes (before they got to the jungle) and for a few scenes outside of that - scenes which had incredible amounts of grain which is why they look bad when they were DNR'd to death in this release - but I imagine they would have looked worse, and more out of place, if they weren't grainless like the rest of the film (Ah, but film grain is good, and it should have been left in - in the first place - right? Yes, I'll elaborate later). For film, grain IS good. Grain basically 'is' the detail in the film. There's no denying that. I already have the 2-disc Collector's Edition DVD, which I've watched many times so I know how grainy it looks. It never bothered me because I understood that that's how the film was shot. The thing is, the original Blu-ray release of 'Predator' used a poor codec and the disc was only single layered. So, the compression artifacts made the grain look even worse. People complained, and FOX came out with this release. If they did it right the first time, and used the proper codec and bitrate (due to having the 50GB dual-layer disc that they have now), I'm sure there would be a lot less complaints. But, they screwed up the first time. Wanting to satisfy fans and milk this franchise for all it's worth (since they left out all of the special features on the last Blu-ray), they decided to "clean up" the picture, put back all of the special features, and give a little sneak peek to the new 'Predators' movie. It was a good business strategy, but film purists would not agree. At first, I was very against the idea of this release. But hell, desertcart was offering it for $13.99 and I always wanted to own 'Predator' on Blu-ray (with the best picture possible and all of the special features), so i decided to give the disc a try. The first scene of the movie looks excessively DNR'd. I'm not denying that at all. However, I'll live with that since the rest of the film looks BEAUTIFUL. It looks like it was shot yesterday. I know, I know. It wasn't shot yesterday. It was shot in 1986 and released to theaters in 1987. The film stock used was cheap, hence the film should look grainy. I know that. But damn, the picture looks so gorgeous now. I still have my Collector's Edition DVD for when I want to be a film purist and see the picture in all of its grainy glory. I wanted the film on Blu-ray, and I wasn't about go to buy the original release which was more like an upscaled DVD. If the movie were released, grain in tact, with the proper codec and bitrate, I would have bought that. I feel that this disc is the lesser of two evils. If you want the movie to look like it did when it was in theaters, please, go and buy the lovely 2-disc Collector's Edition DVD. If you want the movie to look like it was shot yesterday, buy this release. I've seen the movie enough times to know how it's supposed to look. If you can get over the first scene looking excessively DNR'd, then give this release a try. I've included a page with some comparison shots of later scenes in the movie (to see the comparison, check out the 'Comments' section). If you prefer the grainy pictures, buy the DVD or the original Blu-ray. If you prefer the 'clean' (DNR'd) image, buy the 'Ultimate Hunter Edition' Blu-ray. Aside from the first scene (the infamous shot of waxy looking Arnold - which really didn't look as bad in motion on my TV as it did in the screenshot), there really aren't too many parts of the film where detail is lost due to the DNRing that took place. I know, grain is detail, but I'm talking about the lack of sharpness that can occur when too much DNR takes place. That doesn't really happen at all, aside from that first scene. Give the screen shots a look and judge for yourself. The detail looks very well preserved, which is the ONLY reason I recommend this release. If the whole movie looked like the first scene did, I wouldn't go near it at all. But, the picture quality ends up being pretty damn amazing, albeit artificial (since I know what it SHOULD look like). Like I said, I think this release is the lesser of two evils, especially since I don't think FOX will re-release it AGAIN any time in the near future. The lossless audio (DTS-HD MA) track is amazing, the special features are great, and the picture quality (artificial, I know) is astounding. If you are a film purist, stay far away. If you don't even know what DNR means and you just want a nice looking movie, you won't be disappointed. On a side note, the menus can be a little annoying. They are very Predator-like, but they take too long to navigate and while you fastforward, an image pops up on screen showing you what chapter you're on - this is the only disc I have that does this. That stuff was only a minor annoyance that doesn't really detract from the awesome disc. In summary, I normally wouldn't recommend such a DNR'd release like this, but since the only HD alternative was the lower bitrate (and worse codec) Blu-ray that was already released (with no extras), this seems like the obvious purchase - especially since the DNR is only distracting in that first scene. Once the action starts, the film looks beautiful - and the sound is amazing. PLEASE CHECK THE 'COMMENTS' SECTION FOR A SCREENSHOT COMPARISON!
Review: Predator Ultimate Hunter Edition Blu Ray Review - I was just 15 years-old when I first saw Predator and I loved it but honestly I didn't expect it to become a sci-fi classic. After 25 years later, Predator remains to be one great sci-fi-horror adventure that has the power to entertain and surprise viewers even today. Somewhat similar to concept of Alien, a creature from outer space hunting down humans, Predator is unique in its tone and style and sets itself apart from Alien. Movie begins with a group of US army special forces sent on a special mission in the jungles somewhere in south America. It appears to be a typical Hollywood action movie with a lot of explosions, things blowing up, etc. but that's just an introduction to something bigger. Shortly after their mission is completed successfully, they sense the presence of an unearthly being that seems to monitor and prey on humans. Predator's success comes from many elements: Just like Alien, the viewer doesn't get to see The Predator which adds suspense and mystery. The Predator camouflages himself like a chameleon and appears almost like an apparition in the jungle setting. It has special weapons that allows himself to kill from a distance but it also likes to slay its victims at close range. It collects remains of his victims. I think one of the reasons for the suspense is the fact that Predator is against the special forces, a fine group of individuals who are trained to kill the enemy in combat. They are not easy preys. Alien took out its enemies pretty easily without a fight. This group puts up a fight: they plan, set traps for The Predator but the suspense doesn't reach its maximum point until the final battle. The visual effects are pretty impressive even at today's standards. The predator's apparition is nicely done and as well as his actual appearance. He looks very real. As in any great sci-fi horror movie, the score is great and sets the tone of each scene perfectly. Ultimate Hunter Edition Blu Ray is awesome. Picture and sound quality are excellent like you would expect from a Blu ray movie. There are tons of extras: -Predator: Evolution of a Species: Hunters of Extreme Perfection (11 minutes documentary) -Commentary by Director John McTiernam -Text Commentary by film historian Eric Lichtenfeld -If it bleeds we can kill it: The Making of Predator (28 minutes documentary) -Inside the Predator -Classified Action (5 minutes featurette) -The Unseen Arnold (5 minutes fearurette about Arnold's performance) -Old Painless (3 minutes featurette about the machine gun in the movie) -The Life Inside - A Tribute to Kevin Peter Hall (4 minutes featurette about the actor who played Predator, Kevin Peter Hall 1955 - 1991) -Camouflage (5 minutes featurette on the challenges of using camouflage) -Welcome to the Jungle (2 minutes featurette on shooting in the jungle) -Character Design (5 minutes featurette on developing the characters) -Special Effects -'Red Suit' special effects -Predator (Red) looking down (shots of Predator in red suit _ 1 minute ) -Predator (Red) in jungle (shot of predator in red suite standing on the branch_1 minute) -Predator (Red) Main Walking Layer (20 seconds) -Camouflage Tests -Camouflage Effect Moth (35 seconds) -Camouflage Effects Layers (1 minute 12 seconds) -Short Takes -John McTiernan learning film (3 minutes featurette). -Jesse's Ultimate Goal (2 minutes 18 seconds) -Stan Winston: Practical Joker (3 minutes) -Don't Drink the Water (2 minutes) -Deleted Scenes and Outtakes -Theatrical Trailers -Photo Gallery -Predator Profile (this is a cool section depicting and explaining predator's weapons and anatomy) -Predators: Sneak Peek Overall, I think $12-13 is a super deal to own this movie on Blu ray.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 16,925 Reviews |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Genre:** Action
- **Initial release date:** 1987-01-01
- **Language:** English

## Images

![Predator - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91MsM3K9vKL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ultimate Hunter Edition is excellent. DNR only bad in a few scenes.
*by D***E on August 6, 2010*

I used to consider myself a film purist but I guess I no longer can because I really enjoyed this 'digital noise reduction' version of the film. That's because the excessive DNR was noticeable mostly in the first 10 minutes (before they got to the jungle) and for a few scenes outside of that - scenes which had incredible amounts of grain which is why they look bad when they were DNR'd to death in this release - but I imagine they would have looked worse, and more out of place, if they weren't grainless like the rest of the film (Ah, but film grain is good, and it should have been left in - in the first place - right? Yes, I'll elaborate later). For film, grain IS good. Grain basically 'is' the detail in the film. There's no denying that. I already have the 2-disc Collector's Edition DVD, which I've watched many times so I know how grainy it looks. It never bothered me because I understood that that's how the film was shot. The thing is, the original Blu-ray release of 'Predator' used a poor codec and the disc was only single layered. So, the compression artifacts made the grain look even worse. People complained, and FOX came out with this release. If they did it right the first time, and used the proper codec and bitrate (due to having the 50GB dual-layer disc that they have now), I'm sure there would be a lot less complaints. But, they screwed up the first time. Wanting to satisfy fans and milk this franchise for all it's worth (since they left out all of the special features on the last Blu-ray), they decided to "clean up" the picture, put back all of the special features, and give a little sneak peek to the new 'Predators' movie. It was a good business strategy, but film purists would not agree. At first, I was very against the idea of this release. But hell, Amazon was offering it for $13.99 and I always wanted to own 'Predator' on Blu-ray (with the best picture possible and all of the special features), so i decided to give the disc a try. The first scene of the movie looks excessively DNR'd. I'm not denying that at all. However, I'll live with that since the rest of the film looks BEAUTIFUL. It looks like it was shot yesterday. I know, I know. It wasn't shot yesterday. It was shot in 1986 and released to theaters in 1987. The film stock used was cheap, hence the film should look grainy. I know that. But damn, the picture looks so gorgeous now. I still have my Collector's Edition DVD for when I want to be a film purist and see the picture in all of its grainy glory. I wanted the film on Blu-ray, and I wasn't about go to buy the original release which was more like an upscaled DVD. If the movie were released, grain in tact, with the proper codec and bitrate, I would have bought that. I feel that this disc is the lesser of two evils. If you want the movie to look like it did when it was in theaters, please, go and buy the lovely 2-disc Collector's Edition DVD. If you want the movie to look like it was shot yesterday, buy this release. I've seen the movie enough times to know how it's supposed to look. If you can get over the first scene looking excessively DNR'd, then give this release a try. I've included a page with some comparison shots of later scenes in the movie (to see the comparison, check out the 'Comments' section). If you prefer the grainy pictures, buy the DVD or the original Blu-ray. If you prefer the 'clean' (DNR'd) image, buy the 'Ultimate Hunter Edition' Blu-ray. Aside from the first scene (the infamous shot of waxy looking Arnold - which really didn't look as bad in motion on my TV as it did in the screenshot), there really aren't too many parts of the film where detail is lost due to the DNRing that took place. I know, grain is detail, but I'm talking about the lack of sharpness that can occur when too much DNR takes place. That doesn't really happen at all, aside from that first scene. Give the screen shots a look and judge for yourself. The detail looks very well preserved, which is the ONLY reason I recommend this release. If the whole movie looked like the first scene did, I wouldn't go near it at all. But, the picture quality ends up being pretty damn amazing, albeit artificial (since I know what it SHOULD look like). Like I said, I think this release is the lesser of two evils, especially since I don't think FOX will re-release it AGAIN any time in the near future. The lossless audio (DTS-HD MA) track is amazing, the special features are great, and the picture quality (artificial, I know) is astounding. If you are a film purist, stay far away. If you don't even know what DNR means and you just want a nice looking movie, you won't be disappointed. On a side note, the menus can be a little annoying. They are very Predator-like, but they take too long to navigate and while you fastforward, an image pops up on screen showing you what chapter you're on - this is the only disc I have that does this. That stuff was only a minor annoyance that doesn't really detract from the awesome disc. In summary, I normally wouldn't recommend such a DNR'd release like this, but since the only HD alternative was the lower bitrate (and worse codec) Blu-ray that was already released (with no extras), this seems like the obvious purchase - especially since the DNR is only distracting in that first scene. Once the action starts, the film looks beautiful - and the sound is amazing. PLEASE CHECK THE 'COMMENTS' SECTION FOR A SCREENSHOT COMPARISON!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Predator Ultimate Hunter Edition Blu Ray Review
*by S***R on March 22, 2011*

I was just 15 years-old when I first saw Predator and I loved it but honestly I didn't expect it to become a sci-fi classic. After 25 years later, Predator remains to be one great sci-fi-horror adventure that has the power to entertain and surprise viewers even today. Somewhat similar to concept of Alien, a creature from outer space hunting down humans, Predator is unique in its tone and style and sets itself apart from Alien. Movie begins with a group of US army special forces sent on a special mission in the jungles somewhere in south America. It appears to be a typical Hollywood action movie with a lot of explosions, things blowing up, etc. but that's just an introduction to something bigger. Shortly after their mission is completed successfully, they sense the presence of an unearthly being that seems to monitor and prey on humans. Predator's success comes from many elements: Just like Alien, the viewer doesn't get to see The Predator which adds suspense and mystery. The Predator camouflages himself like a chameleon and appears almost like an apparition in the jungle setting. It has special weapons that allows himself to kill from a distance but it also likes to slay its victims at close range. It collects remains of his victims. I think one of the reasons for the suspense is the fact that Predator is against the special forces, a fine group of individuals who are trained to kill the enemy in combat. They are not easy preys. Alien took out its enemies pretty easily without a fight. This group puts up a fight: they plan, set traps for The Predator but the suspense doesn't reach its maximum point until the final battle. The visual effects are pretty impressive even at today's standards. The predator's apparition is nicely done and as well as his actual appearance. He looks very real. As in any great sci-fi horror movie, the score is great and sets the tone of each scene perfectly. Ultimate Hunter Edition Blu Ray is awesome. Picture and sound quality are excellent like you would expect from a Blu ray movie. There are tons of extras: -Predator: Evolution of a Species: Hunters of Extreme Perfection (11 minutes documentary) -Commentary by Director John McTiernam -Text Commentary by film historian Eric Lichtenfeld -If it bleeds we can kill it: The Making of Predator (28 minutes documentary) -Inside the Predator -Classified Action (5 minutes featurette) -The Unseen Arnold (5 minutes fearurette about Arnold's performance) -Old Painless (3 minutes featurette about the machine gun in the movie) -The Life Inside - A Tribute to Kevin Peter Hall (4 minutes featurette about the actor who played Predator, Kevin Peter Hall 1955 - 1991) -Camouflage (5 minutes featurette on the challenges of using camouflage) -Welcome to the Jungle (2 minutes featurette on shooting in the jungle) -Character Design (5 minutes featurette on developing the characters) -Special Effects -'Red Suit' special effects -Predator (Red) looking down (shots of Predator in red suit _ 1 minute ) -Predator (Red) in jungle (shot of predator in red suite standing on the branch_1 minute) -Predator (Red) Main Walking Layer (20 seconds) -Camouflage Tests -Camouflage Effect Moth (35 seconds) -Camouflage Effects Layers (1 minute 12 seconds) -Short Takes -John McTiernan learning film (3 minutes featurette). -Jesse's Ultimate Goal (2 minutes 18 seconds) -Stan Winston: Practical Joker (3 minutes) -Don't Drink the Water (2 minutes) -Deleted Scenes and Outtakes -Theatrical Trailers -Photo Gallery -Predator Profile (this is a cool section depicting and explaining predator's weapons and anatomy) -Predators: Sneak Peek Overall, I think $12-13 is a super deal to own this movie on Blu ray.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Amazing Classic!
*by J***O on April 29, 2026*

I love Predator! Very awesome story about train yourself to be a very strong, smart, and resourceful warrior! The story was also a great story about take care of your friends, and don't kill for sport. The action was extremely entertaining, epic, and powerful! The suspense was edge of your seat great! The music stood out to me as very awesome too. Without doubt Predator is a beyond average and extremly good movie! Have a great day and go Predator!

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