1987 tamil calender movie#

1987 tamil calender movie#

What Predator does do, very effectively, I think, is that it has the guys fighting some very human enemies, which allows the movie to later take its sweet time in having them realize that the new enemy is not human at all. Alien, on the other hand, went into remarkable detail about where its alien came from. Predator doesn't waste much time dwelling on the origin of the alien, we pretty much assume it came from a space ship that flashed across the screen at the opening of the movie.

One thing that I notice about both of them is the way they take their time in introducing the enemies which, in both films, are aliens. I am currently in the process of re-watching both series', for obvious reasons. I watched Predator having never seen it from beginning to end and having just re-watched the original Alien. But I guess comic relief has to come from somewhere, and since complexity is not a requisite for movies like this, I can't really expect a lot of thought being put into the comedic content either. They don't reveal anything about the characters who say them, they don't add to the story or further the plot, and with rare exceptions, they're not funny. Arnold, on the other hand, is actually (and thankfully) given a relatively small amount of stupid one-liners, which are an idiotic byproduct of hard action movies that I've never really understood the necessity for. And the book's actually pretty interesting there are some funny stories in it about things that went on while they were filming this movie. Jesse Ventura even wrote a book which was released while he was the governor of Minnesota and he used his favorite line in this movie as the title. Interestingly, the movie features two eventual governors. It may turn out to be a movie about a lot of muscle-bound meatheads in the woods, but it doesn't insult the audience or try to apply complexity to a story that can't support it. This is one of the things that made First Blood so good. No romance, no complex back story, no soldier struggling with problems in his past or even trauma caused by the horrible things he experiences during the movie.

The movie starts, the guys get dropped in the jungle, lots of blood and carnage flies across the screen, and the movie simply ends. I enjoy watching his movies just because he's such a watch-able guy, even in his bad movies (which are many), but I think the thing that really makes Predator stand out is its simplicity. Consider that so many of the roles that Arnold Schwarzenegger takes on are so similar, including Predator, and yet this film is so much better than most of the others.