The Enforcer is no slouch either, but has a much more traditional Predator look to him (though the mask had him dubbed the Shredator when initially released). The Bad Blood is especially worth close inspection, as he is covered with skulls and pieces of bone that are attached to his armor. The sculpts are excellent, with some amazing details on both.
The Enforcer Predator includes masked and unmasked head sculpts, a biomask accessory, an interchangeable hand, a plasmacaster (shoulder cannon), a smart disc, and a spear.Īs someone who missed out on the initial releases of these two, I was really excited to check them out. The Bad Blood Predator includes masked and unmasked head sculpts, interchangeable hands, a smart disc, a sword, a spear, two severed human heads, two creature skulls, and an extra Predator dreadlock (wasn’t sure where that went). The figures and accessories sit in a collector friendly plastic tray. The back of the box features a photo comic showing the battle between the two Predators.
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Artwork from the Dark Horse Comics series is used throughout. The window is large enough to see the figures clearly, as well as many of the accessories. The 2-pack comes packaged in a great window box.
The other is sent to take down the crazed Yautja, leading to a battle where toy collectors can decide the outcome. One is a blood-thirsty monster, out to kill everyone it comes across, including other Predators. The Bad Blood Predator vs Enforcer Predator Ultimate 7″ Scale Figure 2-Pack features two characters based on the Dark Horse Comics Predator series.
Fortunately, the first 2 Rambo movies fared better and this figure looks as good as those first 2 movies.Two classic NECA Predator Figures get upgraded to new Ultimate style bodies in this new 2-pack.
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Speaking of stretching a franchise, look how that last Rambo movie fared, it ended with a whimper. A lot of people here live on la-la-land and label all the people who complain on Star Wars/MotU with logic are just "out-of-touch 40-year old neckbeards living in their parent's basements." The longer they stretch a franchise out, the more fractured the fan base becomes.Shh, don't use the "w" word. Same with any Terminator movie past T2, any movie past the original LOTR movies, and so on. They can call it Rise of Skywalker all they want, but no way it is part of Star Wars in my eyes. With the attack on the past by the woke, I tend to put movies as now stand alone. So much so I wouldn’t mind them overtaking Hot Toys, who are hit and miss. ThreeZero is knocking it out of the park with these likenesses. Sagan would be branded a “SJW” today.īut I digress. The lack diversity of the cast at the time was also attacked by the late Carl Sagan on the Carson show as being unrealistic I guess Mr. Wokeness was not defined yet it was always with these films from the get go. George Lucas has said it’s entire premise was inspired by the Viet Cong and their fight against a superior military. Rambo 1 was the best as it had the best story and my fav easily.įunny you should mention Star Wars regarding wokeness.
The longer they stretch a franchise out, the more fractured the fan base becomes. I agree with your point, as I look at many modern movies, especially popularized from nerd culture, trying to please an audience that aren't fans.and discard their true fans for the agenda. Without the action hero, Rambo wouldn't be iconic. Rambo went from commentary on veterans to the symbol of 80’s greed and corporate Hollywood milking a franchise for every penny.Rambo 1 was the best as it had the best story and my fav easily. When they made him basically GI Joe, it really changed the character. Rambo First Blood was a great social/political statement.