Três dos guerreiros mais ferozes da história da humanidade se tornam vítimas do maior assassino de assassinos.Três dos guerreiros mais ferozes da história da humanidade se tornam vítimas do maior assassino de assassinos.Três dos guerreiros mais ferozes da história da humanidade se tornam vítimas do maior assassino de assassinos.
- Direção
- Roteiristas
- Artistas
Michael Biehn
- Vandy
- (narração)
Doug Cockle
- Einar
- (narração)
Rick Gonzalez
- Torres
- (narração)
Damien C. Haas
- Anders
- (narração)
- (as Damien Haas)
Lauren Holt
- Freya
- (narração)
Lindsay LaVanchy
- Ursa
- (narração)
Jeff Leach
- Ivar
- (narração)
Cherami Leigh
- Young Ursa
- (narração)
Alessa Luz Martinez
- Delgado
- (narração)
Piotr Michael
- Gunnar
- (narração)
Andrew Morgado
- Chief Zoran
- (narração)
Louis Ozawa
- Kenji & Kiyoshi
- (narração)
Brock Powell
- Krivich Prisoner
- (narração)
Felix Solis
- Torres' Dad
- (narração)
Britton Watkins
- Warlord Predator
- (narração)
Alex Albrecht
- Additional Voice
- (narração)
James Bannon
- Additional Voice
- (narração)
Jeffrey Cannata
- Additional Voice
- (narração)
Avaliações em destaque
Predator: Killer of Killers brings fresh animation and brutal, bloody action to the franchise - but the story lacks real substance.
The gritty, raw animation creates a strong atmosphere, backed by heavy textures and punchy sound design. When fists fly and blades clash, it feels impactful.
But the anthology format holds it back. Each part is short, and there's no time to build emotional weight. Especially in Part 1 (The Shield). However, the story itself feels generic and predictable.
The characters? Mostly flat archetypes. Character deaths feel hollow, and themes like teamwork were presented flat.
Part 1 (The Shield) - The fight against the Predator felt too smooth, as if every move had been carefully planned and choreographed.
Part 2 (The Sword) - stands out with its feudal Japan setting and a visually impressive fight, particularly due to the conflict between two brothers.
Part 3 (The Bullet) - Creatively staged and visually appealing. The Story reminds me a lot of classic movies.
Scores: The Shield - 5.5/10 The Sword - 7.5/10 The Bullet - 7.0/10 The Finale - 6.5/10
Overall : 6.5/10
A visual treat with raw energy - just don't expect depth.
The gritty, raw animation creates a strong atmosphere, backed by heavy textures and punchy sound design. When fists fly and blades clash, it feels impactful.
But the anthology format holds it back. Each part is short, and there's no time to build emotional weight. Especially in Part 1 (The Shield). However, the story itself feels generic and predictable.
The characters? Mostly flat archetypes. Character deaths feel hollow, and themes like teamwork were presented flat.
Part 1 (The Shield) - The fight against the Predator felt too smooth, as if every move had been carefully planned and choreographed.
Part 2 (The Sword) - stands out with its feudal Japan setting and a visually impressive fight, particularly due to the conflict between two brothers.
Part 3 (The Bullet) - Creatively staged and visually appealing. The Story reminds me a lot of classic movies.
Scores: The Shield - 5.5/10 The Sword - 7.5/10 The Bullet - 7.0/10 The Finale - 6.5/10
Overall : 6.5/10
A visual treat with raw energy - just don't expect depth.
10Oni-Wulf
I genuinely didn't know what to expect from this, turning a live action property into animation doesn't always work. That being said, this was absolutely amazing. I loved the animation style, the sound design, especially for the predator was excellent, the different settings, the voice acting was on point, the action absolutely top notch, as to be expected. Of course the storylines of the 3 vignettes were a bit lacking, some better than others, but who comes into a predator movie for the riveting story telling? This really was a legitimate predator movie, and did the titilur character justice. Very gory, great pacing, I highly recommend this.
Idk, it's fun to watch but ultimately it makes predators look weak!! Suggests the predators don't know wtf they're doing. It should be RARE for a predator to lose. Same reason John wick 3 bothered me, this super strong character gets kinda beat up then kicks the others ass but let's them live so they can keep fighting only to lose? Predator doesn't respect weakness so they should've ALL lost...
Disappointing, wanted deadliest warrior but with predator just to see who did best against them, but we got some bigger story that was kinda lame.
*takes deep breathe* guess I can fly this spaceship now >:(
Disappointing, wanted deadliest warrior but with predator just to see who did best against them, but we got some bigger story that was kinda lame.
*takes deep breathe* guess I can fly this spaceship now >:(
I was skeptical about an animated Predator movie. But the animation was very good and the style lends its self very well to the subject matter.
It seems to be an anthology but its all tied together at the end and leaves things open for much more in the future.
Speaking of tying things together there are interesting references to the other films and hint at a much wider universe that we hopefully get to see.
Don't be put off that its a cartoon its much cheaper to tell a story this way than with live action so more chance of followups.
In Dan Trachtenberg it seems they have someone who can take the Predator franchise in a much better direction than it had been going prior to Prey.
It seems to be an anthology but its all tied together at the end and leaves things open for much more in the future.
Speaking of tying things together there are interesting references to the other films and hint at a much wider universe that we hopefully get to see.
Don't be put off that its a cartoon its much cheaper to tell a story this way than with live action so more chance of followups.
In Dan Trachtenberg it seems they have someone who can take the Predator franchise in a much better direction than it had been going prior to Prey.
From the animation, cinematography, choreography, score, messaging, and overall themes this movie does it all by sticking to a familiar formula and character tropes in a flawless way that makes for what unironically might be the best predator movie. The pacing is also very good for Its 80 minute run time. The film is so good at conveying what it's trying to be that for a quarter of the runtime there is little to no dialogue and yet you understand everything. Whether you're a fan of the predator franchise, wanting to get into it, or just want to turn on a gory, fun animated flick this film has it all!
Você sabia?
- CuriosidadesThe film was animated using Unreal Engine, one of the first feature films ever to do so, and drew stylistic influences from Katsuhiro Ôtomo's Akira (1988) and Netflix's Arcane (2021), aiming to embrace both stylized violence and visual spectacle in ways Dan Trachtenberg felt would be less effective in live-action. Several artists from Arcane contributed to the production, including lead character animator Steven J. Meyer.
- Erros de gravaçãoAt 1:15:54 when Ursa helps Kensington to his feet, the artists have drawn the explosive collar back around her neck. This was removed several scenes earlier.
- Citações
Warlord Predator: A fight to the death... only one will live... and the survivor... will face me!
- ConexõesFollowed by Predador: Terras Selvagens (2025)
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- Tempo de duração
- 1 h 25 min(85 min)
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- Proporção
- 2.39:1
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