This movie is so great from a theatric watching standpoint, you could probably get many women to give it a real shot--though it was geared for men, obviously!

Rating: 8/10 (8 May 2017)

None of these types of movies ever deal with poisonous snakes. And the way they are in the crevices of the jungle they should run into some. The predator creature can be invisible, yes, but he can't outrun bullets nor can he avoid fire that comes directly at him; he might be in an invisible state, but(if you shoot in the direction that he was when he disappears before he moves) you hit him and fatally wound him with those 100s of rounds per minute weapons they were using. If this was not true, then how did they ensnare him in one of their traps or hurt him at times when he was invisible?! THE PREDATOR WAS ONLY HIT ONCE OR TWICE ON THE LEG WITH ALL OF THOSE BULLETS FROM NEARLY EXECUTION RANGE?! C'MON NOW! And the Hispanic lady native to a remote village can speak fluent English and so well that her accent almost completely goes away! Big random set fires in a heavily wooded area are a very bad idea insomuch as you put your own life in danger!
Other than that, it was a great movie! Still, if the Predator was killed when Mac fired all of those bullets(and he should have been by all of the bullets coming at him immediately), then it's over right then and there! Yet, for the most part, you'd rather the villain gets the breaks than the hero, because(the villain doesn't typically win and if the hero wins by too much fortuitous or critical help that doesn't make sense) it really cheapens or discredits the victory and makes the movie less worthwhile or even bad. Even the cussing/mature talk isn't so bad that you can't think! It's more spaced out than almost all other movies with a fair amount of cussing/mature talk on them.