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"Hollywood ain\u2019t got time to need ... an updated version of Predator.\nAnd so the reboots will continue apace, with the 1987 horror/sci-fi movie reportedly the latest old idea to get new life in the studio pre-production pipeline.\nSEE ALSO: Everyone's Bringing Back Kids Shows \u2014 Here Are 5 We'd Reboot\nAt this point, 20th Century Fox has only ordered up a treatment from Shane Black, who\u2019s also attached to direct, according to The Hollywood Reporter \u2014 if the project ever gets that far. As it turns out, Black, who wrote and directed Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Iron Man 3 (and is also the Lethal Weapon screenwriter), has some history with the Predator franchise.\nBack in 1986, Black was heavily courted by the studio to punch up the original Predator script, but repeatedly declined, though he took up its offer for a minor acting role, THR said. Opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers and Jesse Ventura, Black played Rick Hawkins, the team\u2019s tech expert who becomes the hunting alien\u2019s first onscreen kill.\nIn the years since, Fox brought us four sequels and spinoffs with varying success, including two Alien vs. Predator films.\nNo timetable has been reported for a Predator reboot, so you\u2019ve got plenty of time to bleed.\nDoes the original Predator film hold up, or can Shane Black bring something fresh to the nearly 30-year-old franchise? Share your thoughts in the comments, below."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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