Badlands trailer is full of alien beasts, gorgeous sci-fi vistas, and a Yautja hero who finds an unlikely ally in a synthetic.

Con. Disney unveiled details about “Tron: Ares,” which stars Jared Leto, Jeff Bridges and Greta Lee at an evening presentation in Comic-Con's famed Hall H. It will be the third feature film in the “Tron” franchise that kicked off with the hit 1982 film and had a 2010 sequel,

Predator: Badlands director Dan Trachtenberg recently teased future plans for the franchise after meeting with Arnold Schwarzenegger. He hinted at Dutch’s potential return and discussed how recent developments could shape what comes next for the Predator universe.

Without spoiling details, there is a brief nod to Dutch in “ Predator: Killer of Killers ” (co-directed by Trachtenberg), which suggests he’s still alive and could make a grand return in the future. Not unlike how Schwarzenegger has been able to show up in multiple “ Terminator ” sequels, the last one being “T erminator: Dark Fate ” in 2019.

Following the animated return of Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s Dutch to the Predator franchise, the actor could soon reprise the role in a live-action capacity. During Friday’s Predator: Badlands panel at Comic-Con,

Predator: Badlands just got a truly kickass new trailer that showcases a young Yautja on its first hunt, tracking down an unkillable quarry on a hostile alien planet. He's not alone, as Elle Fanning's Weyland-Yutani android Thia is along for the ride.

Over the course of eight Predator movies, 11 humans have been able to kill the titular alien hunters, despite them putting up a good fight.

Timeline-wise, it jumps way back. Each story sits in its historical pocket, way before almost all the other Predator or Alien movies. These are the oldest Predator hunts we’ve seen—unless you count Prey from 1719, which barely squeaks in earlier.