Hulu Unveils 'Predator: Badlands', Franchise's Highest-Grossing Entry Yet
A new chapter in the Predator franchise is set to unfold on Hulu and Disney+ as "Predator: Badlands" takes aim at homes worldwide, marking a bold move forward for the long-running sci-fi saga. Director Dan Trachtenberg expands the mythology of the Yautja species while introducing fresh faces to the hunt.
The unlikely pairing of Dek, played by Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi, and Thia, portrayed by Elle Fanning, adds an underdog hero's journey that injects new emotional stakes into the narrative. Fans can look forward to a wealth of additional content as 15 newly added videos in the "Predator Creators Collection by pocket.watch" are made available on Disney+ and Hulu.
The response to the latest installment has been phenomenal, with "Predator: Badlands" now holding the record for the highest-grossing entry in the franchise's 38-year history, boasting $184.5 million worldwide earnings that surpass the previous record holder, "Alien vs. Predator", which raked in $177.4 million globally.
The upcoming release of "Predator: Badlands" on February 12 marks a significant milestone for the franchise as it cements its place within popular culture. With this latest chapter set to unfold, fans are eagerly anticipating what's to come in the ever-evolving saga.
A new chapter in the Predator franchise is set to unfold on Hulu and Disney+ as "Predator: Badlands" takes aim at homes worldwide, marking a bold move forward for the long-running sci-fi saga. Director Dan Trachtenberg expands the mythology of the Yautja species while introducing fresh faces to the hunt.
The unlikely pairing of Dek, played by Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi, and Thia, portrayed by Elle Fanning, adds an underdog hero's journey that injects new emotional stakes into the narrative. Fans can look forward to a wealth of additional content as 15 newly added videos in the "Predator Creators Collection by pocket.watch" are made available on Disney+ and Hulu.
The response to the latest installment has been phenomenal, with "Predator: Badlands" now holding the record for the highest-grossing entry in the franchise's 38-year history, boasting $184.5 million worldwide earnings that surpass the previous record holder, "Alien vs. Predator", which raked in $177.4 million globally.
The upcoming release of "Predator: Badlands" on February 12 marks a significant milestone for the franchise as it cements its place within popular culture. With this latest chapter set to unfold, fans are eagerly anticipating what's to come in the ever-evolving saga.
... I mean, I'm all for a good sci-fi flick, but $184.5 million worldwide earnings is kinda steep 
. Is it really worth breaking that record? And what's up with the 15 newly added videos on Disney+ and Hulu? Just more stuff to pay for, right? 
I'm not gonna lie, I've always been a bit skeptical of these big-budget franchises 
... they just seem like they're churning out the same old stuff over and over 
. Anyway, can't wait to see what all the fuss is about on Feb 12 
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just watched the trailer for Predator: Badlands and I'm low-key hyped 
. The new characters Dek and Thia seem interesting and I love how they're throwing a curveball with the underdog hero trope 
. Plus, it's dope to see more content from that Creators Collection by pocket watch on Disney+. $184.5 million is wild, though - can't wait to see if this one breaks all the franchise records 
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I've been following the franchise for ages and it's crazy to see how far they've come. The addition of Dek and Thia is a great move, their underdog story has me super invested in what happens next. And $184.5 million worldwide earnings? That's insane! 
I'm already counting down the days until February 12th. Can't wait to dive into this new chapter with the Yautja species. It's gonna be lit! 
. Adding fresh faces to the mix is a great move, it'll definitely attract some new fans to the series 
. With all these additions and releases on Disney+, I'm expecting a huge surge in engagement from both existing and new fans 
Anyway, $184.5 million is crazy! I guess all these humans running around in the woods with guns just won't do... they need more explosions 
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