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Review: ‘Predators’ is a worthy follow-up that’s almost as good as the original film

Thu, Jul 8 2010

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HollywoodNews.com: Not for nothing, but ever since the original was released in 1987, it’s felt a little bit like the Predator series has spent much of its time chasing the tail, sometimes literally, of Alien. And after 23 years, two follow-ups and two crossover films, it finally has a second[...]

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