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Planet 51, 2009Role: Captain Charles "Chuck" T. BakerPlanet 51 commits roughly the same faux pas as Empire State: It’s conventional to its own detriment. What the former has over the latter is Johnson, who voices the main character and therefore stays in the movie from start to finish. That’s an incredibly low bar, but it’s the bar we have to take from this stretch of Johnson’s career as a leading man.Even if Planet 51 feels downright routine, it’s not exactly boring: Johnson plays a meathead astronaut who lands on a planet where the indigenous alien culture is modeled closely after 1950s American culture. You’ve seen films like it before, with well-rounded characters and more to say about its plot and themes.#27: Southland Tales, 2006Role: Boxer SantarosAll but the Donnie Darko faithful — the folks who fight tooth and nail for respect for Richard Kelly’s weirdo cult flick — embraced his 2006 follow-up, Southland Tales, which 12 years later is mostly notable as the only arthouse movie Johnson has to his name. Take his character’s backstory — “amnesiac action star becomes the most wanted man on the planet” — and you’ve more or less got a movie right there, but regrettably that conceit is stuffed into a movie overloaded with other similarly fascinating conceits. It’s ultimately unsuccessful, scarcely memorable, and chock-full of bizarre exchanges like, well, this one.#26: Doom, 2005Role: Sgt. Asher "Sarge" MahoninDoom proves that video game movies generally don’t work, and also that Johnson is damn near bulletproof when

By | Published November 21, 2024 Yautja Prime is the mysterious Predator homeworld which has been shown little in the movies and comic books. The information we do have is somewhat conflicting, mostly about the distance from Earth and the appearance of the surface. The Predator homeworld is part of several planets conquered by the Predators, and can be considered to be heart of the Yautja Empire. Here is a list of all notable references to the Yautja Prime, including the appearance in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem and the Predator: Homeworld comic. Yautja Prime in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem The most substantial appearance of Yautja Prime comes from the Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem movie, which is probably also the best part of it. We are shown a hot planet with flowing lava and no vegetation, although there seems to be at least partial cloud cover. Being a planet with a hot climate makes sense as the Predators love to hunt during the hottest periods on Earth. This climate might be the result of multiple suns, as the planet has at least two. The homeworld has multiple asteroids in its orbit, which might hint at a destroyed moon or another cataclysmic event happening in the past. The Surface of Yautja Prime The planet seems to have a rough terrain with canyons and mountains. There are big stone structures in the background, including pyramids similar to the ones seen in the first Aliens vs. Predator movie on Earth. In the far background, we see tall buildings, possibly a Predator city with skyscrapers. A couple of Predator spaceships are visible on the surface, including Wolf's ship. Wolf himself seems to live in some kind of penthouse-like apartment with a nice display of trophies and quick access to his Predator equipment and trophies. Wolf is able to travel from Yautja Prime to Earth in a matter of hours, probably due to his very fast ship. The Game Preserve Planet in Predators The Game Preserve Planet is the planet or moon on which the movie Predators take place. It is a jungle world with an atmosphere and vegetation similar to Earth. The Predators are known to bring humans and other prey to this planet for hunting. The planet seems to be close by or being orbited by other planets, one of which could very easily be Yautja Prime. 2 of the 3 planets shown in

The movie are quite similar to what we see in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, including the cloud asteroids surrounding the planets. It makes sense for Predators to be allowed the luxury of hunting near their home planet, with humans being kidnapped from Earth for their pleasure. Some fans have speculated that the Game Preserve Planet is the actual Yautja Prime itself. The Predator Planet in The Predator The Predator planet shows up briefly in the recent The Predator movie by Shane Black. Through the bio-mask of the Upgrade Predator we are shown a hologram of a red planet and a Predator laying on a table with four other Yautja observing him. The Predator is being injected with an upgrade serum which triggers a rapid DNA reaction. The movie also hints that the Yautja are interested in invading Earth because of the planet becoming more attractive to them due to global warming. They want to harvest our best DNA and adapt themselves to Earth. Yautja Prime in the Predator: Homeworld comic The Predator: Homeworld comic offers us a quick glimpse at the Predator homeworld. Again, it seems to be a rock-based planet with little vegetation. The planet has two moons, a green one, and a red one. The Predators themselves live in simple tribal communities similar to Native Americans, in caves or simple structures. The characters in the comic speculate that the original homeworld of the Predators was actually Earth. They evolved on Earth swamps from reptiles and left the planet to seek a new home. That would explain why the Predators are somewhat similar to both humans and the reptiles of Earth and have a fixation on hunting on Earth. The Population of Yautja Prime The population of Yautja Prime is difficult to predict. They tend to live in smaller tribal communities and the existence of female Predators is somewhat rare, although in recent lore they have started to appear more frequently. Furthermore, Predators often get killed during their hunts and they are sometimes engaged in Yautja Civil War, which would dwindle their numbers further. Many groups of Yautja would have already left Yautja Prime behind as well, living on motherships or on other planets. A guess would be their homeworld numbers are more than a thousandfold smaller than humans, putting them in the hundreds of thousands, and definitely not in the billions or millions of individuals. Their population would

Furious 6" in May 2013, Lionsgate put this movie out four months later — straight to DVD. Starring alongside Emma Roberts and Liam Hemsworth, Johnson plays an NYPD detective trying to stop a heist planned by Hemsworth's character. It's really not worth your time.42. "The Scorpion King" (2002)Johnson tries his hand at "The Mummy" franchise.Universal Pictures/"The Scorpion King"This one isn't worth your time, either. Johnson reprises his role as The Scorpion King from "The Mummy Returns" for this standalone movie. Though it hit No. 1 at the box office its opening weekend, the movie is so forgettable that Johnson didn't even come back for the sequel, which recast his role and was released on DVD (a third movie went straight-to-DVD, too).41. "Planet 51" (2009)"Planet 51" marks Dwayne Johnson's first time in an animated movie.SonyThroughout his career, Johnson has tried to capture the hearts of the family audience. This was round one, as Johnson signed on to voice the lead character for this animated movie, about an astronaut who lands on an alien planet. The movie was another forgettable attempt to get Johnson to branch out of his WWE bubble.40. "Faster" (2010)Dwayne Johnson in "Faster."CBS FilmsJohnson plays a tough guy only known as "Driver" who, following a 10-year prison sentence, sets out to avenge his brother's murder.39. "Doom" (2005)Dwayne Johnson in "Doom."UniversalIt makes a lot of sense that Johnson signed on to this movie, which is loosely based on the hit video game. But it turned out to be the wrong choice. The movie bombed, and only made it harder for Johnson to find respectability in Hollywood.38. "Be Cool" (2005)Dwayne Johnson in "Be Cool."MGMHowever, in the same year "Doom" opened, Johnson starred in the "Get Shorty" sequel playing a gay bodyguard. The movie is forgettable compared to the original, but Johnson

Humans aren't the luckiest creatures in "After Earth," a new science fiction movie that hit theaters around the United States today (May 31).Actor Will Smith and his son Jaden Smith star as two future humans that crash-land on Earth 1,000 years after humans abandoned the planet for greener pastures. Jaden's character Kitai is forced to fight and run his way across the now alien Earth to save the life of his injured father who remains on the ship.Jaden Smith stars in Columbia Pictures' "After Earth," also starring Will Smith. (Image credit: Columbia Pictures)"After Earth" presents an incredibly bleak future for humans as a space-traveling species. Here are five strange aspects of humanity's future on and off our home planet as presented by the minds behind "After Earth." [See Photos from "After Earth"]Warning: Spoilers ahead.Humans don't live on Earth anymoreIn the movie, humans have deserted Earth to live on the planet Nova Prime, a world seemingly within our galaxy but outside of the solar system.People have created advanced, manta ray-shaped spaceships that are able to traverse interstellar distances. When Kitai and his dad Cypher crash-landed on Earth, they were heading to a different planet, far from Nova Prime and Earth. The propulsion system used in the movie is not explained, but it's definitely far beyond anything we have at our disposal today.Breaking space news, the latest updates on rocket launches, skywatching events and more!We can't breathe on EarthAt a certain point in the history presented by "After Earth," humans were forced to leave the planet because it basically kicked us out. The Earth began remaking itself into a hostile place for humans to live while still leaving all other oxygen-breathing animals unscathed.As Kitai runs to find help on the now pristine surface of Earth, he has to take doses of an