Predator: Prey (Prey) now available on Disney+. New part of the saga predator This is not only one of the best films in the entire franchise (including Alien vs. Predator), but also one of the streaming service’s best recent releases. A breath of fresh air with a very meticulous staging.
If you haven’t seen it yet Predator: Prey, there’s a very easy way to get more enjoyment out of the movie (and it’s not about watching the whole saga first, that too). The film takes place 300 years ago. in the Great Plains of America Native Comanches, and this opens up the opportunity to look at the film in a different way.
Most of his actors are Native Americans, including Naru, his protagonist. The character Naru is played by Amber Midthunder. The actress is of Indian origin. and is a registered member of the Fort Peck Sioux tribe, like the rest of the natives in the film.
This, together with its location and development, opened the doors for 20th Century Studios to offer the opportunity to see Predator: Prey in two languages in the original version: English, in which it was originally recorded, and Comanche dubbing of parts where that language was not originally used.
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Why you should watch Predator: Prey in Comanche
By default when viewing Predator: Prey in the original version, Disney+ will offer you the original version, which has English dialogue with some Comanches. However, it can be quite simply changed to the Comanche version, change the audio track from the player options offered by all Disney+ and Star+ apps. Something you should do before watching a movie.
There are many reasons why the Comanche version Predator: Prey it’s much better than the original version (and it doesn’t happen very often). First of all, given the setting, it allows the viewer to immerse themselves deeper into the film. One that also doesn’t have a lot of dialogue, so it won’t be a problem for most given the availability of subtitles in all languages.
Also, Predator: Presthis is one of the few films dubbed in an indigenous language, so watching the dub is a completely different way of watching a movie. Seeing it in a language that is normally not available, so it’s a different experience that goes very well with the production of the film.
Other than that, the Comanche version is how the filmmakers intended it to be. In an interview with Digital Spy, Prey producer Jane Myers said, “OrWhen the movie was originally written, the first script said “All Dialogue in Comanche” at the top.
If you haven’t seen them yet, give yourself a chance to see them. Predator: Presin Comanche, at least try to do it differently.
