We're formally introduced to Boyd Holbrook's character as a Marine sniper who is part of the team that makes first contact with the Predator when it crashes to Earth. He appears to be the only one to survive the initial encounter. From there, he ends up on a bus with a few other people, including Keegan-Michael Key, who laugh at the idea that he fought an alien, before said alien attacks the bus. From there, the trailer goes into action montage mode with blades slicing and guns firing everywhere. However, it ends in a very interesting place, as we see the scene where Holbrook's character gets thrown up against the wall from the first trailer, but here, the scene continues on to show a second, larger, Predator, break through the wall and throw the first creature into a car.<doc-sep>It's a really big reveal that, no doubt, surprised and shocked fans. The second trailer for director Shane Black's Predator wrapped with a glimpse of the terrifying, genetically modified mega-Predator. Worse still, it's not alone. Scroll down for videos Big reveal: The second trailer for director Shane Black's Predator, released on Saturday wrapped with a glimpse of the terrifying, genetically modified mega-Predator The trailer, which ran as a TV spot on Saturday night during the NBA finals, starts with a spaceship crash landing, suggesting that the new Predator is on earth by accident. Quinn McKenna, a former Marine played by Boyd Holbrook, goes to investigate the fiery remains with a group of men and encounters the alien. The trailer doesn't reveal how he survived but Quinn is seen being treated for PTSD as a doctor tells Olivia Munn's Casey, ominously, 'He's being evaluated.' The action begins after he is shoved on a bus with a group of soldiers. Fiery image: The trailer starts with a spaceship crash landing suggesting that the new Predator is on earth by accident Clued in: Olivia Munn's Casey,learns that Quinn, a former Marine played by Boyd Holbrook, has survived the encounter with the alien Alien landings: She sees evidence of Predators on display at the facility 'Why you here?' one man asks. 'I had a run in with a space alien,' he shoots back, causing much laughter - until one of the Predators attacks the bus. 'That's the thing that killed my men,' he yells. Then it's all out war as his voice intones: 'They'll take us one by one.' 'He's being evaluated': Casey is shoved onto a bus with a group of soldiers. 'Why you here?' one asks. 'I had a run in with a space alien,' he shoots back, causing laughter - until a Predator attacks the bus Destructive force: The alien blows up a bridge as it hunts down the group attacking him The final warning flashed on the screen is 'The Hunt Has Evolved' as the trailer ends with a glimpse of the mega-Predator. The Predator is due out September 14. The franchise launched in 1987 starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as the leader of a U.S. special forces team attacked by an alien that prized the thrill of the hunt above all else. Tough to beat The action continues with a series of explosions<doc-sep>Things get ugly rather quickly in the new TV spot for Shane Black's The Predator. The short spot actually does a much better job at conveying just how strong these new Predators really are than the recently released trailer. Even better, we have our first look at the genetically modified Mega-Predator, and it's an insane massive hybrid alien. The Predator TV spot also hints that a recent plot rumor may actually be true. A recent rumor about The Predator indicated that the humans would be joining forces with the Predators to go up against the Mega-Predator and now, the latest TV spot seems to hint at that rumor. The first trailer for The Predator was very surface level and revealed that a boy accidentally summons the Predators to Earth and group of ex-military dudes go in to save the world with a disgruntled science teacher. However, the latest TV spot proves that there's way more to the story than initially believed. In what seems to be a normal occurrence, test screenings for The Predator have reportedly been negative. The production was going in for reshoots to begin with, but it appears that some of the test screening reactions may have had an impact on the ending of the film. Star Keegan-Michael Key revealed that about three-quarters of the third act was entirely rewritten when it came time for reshoots on The Predator. This doesn't seem like a negative thing at all, it just seems like Fox and Shane Black are trying to put out the best possible movie that they can. Plus, nearly all major films go through the same process. While the rewrites and reshoots don't always mean that there's something wrong, they have been seen that way in the public eye. It doesn't help that the first trailer for The Predator was kind of confusing and didn't deliver enough of the Predators to satisfy. While there were plenty of critics bashing the trailer, director Shane Black has said in the past that he and his brother would cover their eyes when the previews of movies played, so that they could go see a movie without any spoilers whatsoever. It appears that Black was being purposefully vague with The Predator trailer in an effort to not spoil anything. The Predator opens in theaters on September 14th and the new TV spot may have just enough Mega-Predator action to change the minds of some detractors. The imposing figure certainly looks pretty intriguing and the new hints of the rumored plot line throw a monkey wrench into what we thought we knew about The Predator. In the end, the wait is nearly over, so we'll get the answers to all of our questions soon. Shane Black appears to be doubling down on his statement that he was going to take the franchise in a new direction. You can check out the brand-new TV spot for The Predator below, thanks to the New Trailer Buzz YouTube channel.<doc-sep>
A new trailer for the upcoming The Predator is here. The much-anticipated movie is the latest entry in the sci-fi action franchise that started with the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic Predator in 1987 and will be the first movie in the series in eight years. The new trailer follows the first promo, which was revealed last month. This one features mostly new footage and provides a few more plot details. We see the squad of army prisoners that co-star Thomas Jane mentioned last year, being transported to prison. Of course, they encounter a Predator along the way, and much mayhem ensues. There's also a cool reveal at the end that suggests that the movie's heroes will be facing something much scarier than the average predator. Check it out below: The Predator is directed by Shane Black, who previously helmed Iron Man 3 and the crime comedy The Nice Guys, as well as writing the original Lethal Weapon. It stars Boyd Holbrook (Narcos, Logan), Olivia Munn (X-Men: Apocalypse), Trevante Rhodes (Moonlight), Keegan-Michael Key (Keanu, Key & Peele), Sterling K. Brown (The People v. OJ Simpson), and Jacob Tremblay (Room). It releases on September 14. Black himself acted in the original Predator, and in a recent interview with Pure Grain Audio, spoke about his approach to tackling a movie in such an established franchise. "The key to Predator has always been the group that goes up against the Predator," he said. "The trick is to get yourself inside the mindset of a group of men and women, mostly guys in those movies, sometimes with a female protagonist as well. Mostly in the [Alien vs. Predator movies] as well, and Predators. "You wanna find a balance. It’s not so much addressing the emotions of the characters or finding the fear in the horror film as much as finding what interests me about a horror film. Figuring out why I am the audience member I am for them."