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‘Predator: Badlands’ Hits Theaters – A Monster as the Hero!

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URGENT UPDATE: The highly anticipated film “Predator: Badlands” is set to open in theaters on November 7, 2023, flipping the script on the classic franchise. For the first time, audiences will find themselves rooting for a monster, as the film centers on a predator named Dek, who aims to prove himself by hunting an un-killable creature on one of the most treacherous planets in the universe.

In a thrilling twist, actress Elle Fanning plays dual roles as humanoid robots, Thia and Tessa. Thia is optimistic and comedic, while Tessa takes on a more sinister role. “I love that Tessa’s kind of the baddie,” Fanning stated in a recent interview. “To get to play a little evil was very fun… But Thia, gosh, she’s so optimistic and has this like, comedic side to her that I loved.”

Adding to the excitement, actor Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi, who portrays Dek, emphasized that this film challenges the traditional view of predators. “We have never seen a predator be an underdog or a vulnerable kind of character,” he remarked. “It’ll be interesting to see how people react to this film but also the past films as well.”

Director Dan Trachtenberg echoed this sentiment, noting how audiences have long been captivated by creatures that serve as sidekicks or villains. “It’s a huge crazy swing that is filled with action and suspense, but also a heaping dose of heart,” he told reporters.

This groundbreaking shift in perspective is expected to resonate deeply with fans and newcomers alike. As viewers prepare for the film’s release, many are eager to see how Dek’s journey will redefine the predator narrative.

With just days to go until its release, “Predator: Badlands” promises to deliver a unique blend of excitement and emotional depth. Don’t miss out on this thrilling cinematic experience that’s set to change how we view the iconic predator. Be sure to catch it in theaters starting November 7.

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