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There was a massive alien with heat vision hunting humans, but if you can suspend your disbelief beyond that point then you are in for a fun, heart-felt, and interesting sci-fi action film. Midthunder as Naru is fantastic in the lead role (she was great in Legion as well!), and Trachtenberg's love for video games shows throughout a beautifully shot and thrilling adventure (everyone crouch slides everywhere). I don't generally like action films, but this one has breathed new life into a stale franchise, and has even managed to make me eager to see future Predator films, especially if we get a sequel to this one (not so subtly hinted at the possibility). At 1h 42 it never wears out its welcome, and leaves audiences clamoring for more, whatever is to follow. It is, of course, extremely violent, after all, it is the most dangerous game.

Yes, that is roughly 20 years younger than the average US male. These people refuse to listen to trained, educated, professional doctors and healthcare professionals simply because that doesn't fit in with their desire to be competitive. The data clearly indicates that casual bodybuilders who do not abuse these substances actually live better, healthier, longer lives than average, but once one introduces these chemicals into their bodies, their life expectancy plummets. Please keep this type of propaganda away from our impressionable youth.

Thurston is such a charming and positive individual with a personality that shines through the interviews and adventures upon which he embarks. One comes away from viewing with an extensive list of new bucket list items. A love letter to America, touching, brilliant, and so refreshingly sincere. Thank you PBS!