The video discusses the 1987 film "Predator" and points out various errors, mistakes, and interesting behind-the-scenes facts. Some of the errors include:
* Reused scenes with the same actor playing different roles
* Visible fake blood bags under actors' jackets
* Inconsistent props and costumes
* Obvious special effects, such as a fake tree and a springboard
* Plot holes, such as the mud disguise not being effective for an extended period
* Anatomical inaccuracies, such as a character's head being intact after being damaged
The video also provides some interesting behind-the-scenes information, such as:
* The predator's camouflage effect was achieved by using a red screen and then removing it in post-production
* The actor who played the predator, Kevin Peter Hall, was a tall actor who often played aliens and monsters
* The original costume for the predator was different and was replaced after the actor was changed
Overall, the video is a lighthearted and entertaining look at the mistakes and behind-the-scenes facts of the film "Predator".
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The movie "Predator" was released in 1987.
2. The film tells the story of a rescue team that encounters an alien species in the jungle.
3. The movie has many flaws and errors, but they do not harm the overall film.
4. The film's special effects, including the Predator's camouflage, were produced in a creative way.
5. The actor who played the Predator, Kevin Peter Hall, was 2 meters and 20 centimeters tall.
6. Hall often played aliens and monsters due to his height.
7. Hall's career was cut short due to complications from HIV, which he contracted through a blood transfusion.
8. The original Predator costume was different and was replaced after the actor was changed.
9. The film's explosion scene was created using a static painting, not a real explosion.
10. Many of the errors in the film have been corrected in current versions, but some still remain.