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'Predator Badlands' Under Fire: Fans Disappointed By This Disappointing News
Producer Ben Rosenblatt is trying to calm things down, stating that we shouldn't worry about the new developments surrounding the film.
A new Predator movie is coming, titled Predator: Badlands. However, not every movie fan is thrilled with the following news: Badlands has officially received a PG-13 rating.
This means that the latest installment in the bloody science fiction series is surprisingly becoming much more accessible than its predecessors. It is directed by Dan Trachtenberg, who previously made waves with Prey.
Badlands revolves around a young Predator who has been exiled by his clan and finds an unexpected ally in the Weyland-Yutani android Thia, played by Elle Fanning. Together, they embark on a dangerous journey in search of the ultimate adversary.
Notably, there are no humans in this film. Although it includes many violent scenes, these are solely related to extraterrestrial beings, which allows the film to remain graphic without the strict limitations of an R rating.
Producer Ben Rosenblatt expresses: "Our hope is that it will be a PG-13 film that feels like an R-rated blockbuster. We mainly want everyone to have the chance to see this movie."
"Because there are no humans, there is also no red human blood. Hopefully, that works in our favor. We will go as far as we can within those limits, and believe we can show quite gruesome things, only in colors other than red".
This means that the latest installment in the bloody science fiction series is surprisingly becoming much more accessible than its predecessors. It is directed by Dan Trachtenberg, who previously made waves with Prey.
What To Expect
Badlands revolves around a young Predator who has been exiled by his clan and finds an unexpected ally in the Weyland-Yutani android Thia, played by Elle Fanning. Together, they embark on a dangerous journey in search of the ultimate adversary.
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Notably, there are no humans in this film. Although it includes many violent scenes, these are solely related to extraterrestrial beings, which allows the film to remain graphic without the strict limitations of an R rating.
Hope
Producer Ben Rosenblatt expresses: "Our hope is that it will be a PG-13 film that feels like an R-rated blockbuster. We mainly want everyone to have the chance to see this movie."
"Because there are no humans, there is also no red human blood. Hopefully, that works in our favor. We will go as far as we can within those limits, and believe we can show quite gruesome things, only in colors other than red".
