Shane Black’s Predator Gets New Release Date

Shane Black’s Predator Gets New Release Date

Fox Studios has moved the release of new Shane Black Predator movie up three weeks.

The new Predator will now be released on February 9, 2018, from its original March 2, 2018 release.

Shane Black begins filming on Predator this Fall.

Previously release details include that the Predator film is going to be a big budget movie, possibly on par with Black’s Iron Man 3.

Shane Black also said the movie will be set in the present day and on Earth.

It’s unclear if Arnold Schwarzenegger will be back.

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