I wasn’t so sure of this project but now I’m kind of excited for it. Reminds me more of Bong’s tone when he did Okja which I really liked. Also whenever Pattinson does a stupid accent I am IN
I wasn’t so sure of this project but now I’m kind of excited for it. Reminds me more of Bong’s tone when he did Okja which I really liked.
Also whenever Pattinson does a stupid accent I am IN
Here's some more Pattinson with weird accent, if that's what we're doing now :P Seriously though, I'm rooting for him. He's entertaining as shit whenever he shows up, and The Batman was pretty...
I've encountered this science fiction trope many times before, but normally the tone of the story is more serious. This seems to be fairly comedic, might be fun!
I've encountered this science fiction trope many times before, but normally the tone of the story is more serious. This seems to be fairly comedic, might be fun!
This might prove to be a fun movie, but the premise doesn't really work for me. I can't believe that anyone would be willing to die just because an exact copy of them would be created afterward. I...
This might prove to be a fun movie, but the premise doesn't really work for me. I can't believe that anyone would be willing to die just because an exact copy of them would be created afterward.
I know that in discussions of this topic online a lot of people say they would be fine with it, but when push comes to shove, it's an instinct not to want to die, and while it may be identical to you in every way, that copy isn't you.
Leaving that aside, it looks like the various ways of dying in this story are quite painful. So what if an exact copy will replace you? You're still going to experience being burnt to a crisp.
I mean, there's a line near the beginning of the trailer where a lady asks him "You're planning to be an 'expendable'? You read the whole application?" like he's an idiot for doing it, it's not...
I mean, there's a line near the beginning of the trailer where a lady asks him "You're planning to be an 'expendable'? You read the whole application?" like he's an idiot for doing it, it's not like the trailer is presenting it as a reasonable option.
Yeah I got the impression from the trailer that maybe there was something unusual mentally about the protagonist. He seems react in surprising ways to several things just from what is in the trailer.
Yeah I got the impression from the trailer that maybe there was something unusual mentally about the protagonist. He seems react in surprising ways to several things just from what is in the trailer.
The comparisons to moon will be many.
That's kinda my take. I'm interested, but at the same time, I sorta feel like i've seen this plot before.
I wasn’t so sure of this project but now I’m kind of excited for it. Reminds me more of Bong’s tone when he did Okja which I really liked.
Also whenever Pattinson does a stupid accent I am IN
Here's some more Pattinson with weird accent, if that's what we're doing now :P
Seriously though, I'm rooting for him. He's entertaining as shit whenever he shows up, and The Batman was pretty awesome.
No love for his accent in The Lighthouse? "I'm sick of your laughin, your snorin, and your goddamn fahts!" :P
I've never had the first 30 seconds of a trailer make me go "I want to see this." Well done.
I've encountered this science fiction trope many times before, but normally the tone of the story is more serious. This seems to be fairly comedic, might be fun!
Feels like Multiplicity meets Borderlands. I like it.
This might prove to be a fun movie, but the premise doesn't really work for me. I can't believe that anyone would be willing to die just because an exact copy of them would be created afterward.
I know that in discussions of this topic online a lot of people say they would be fine with it, but when push comes to shove, it's an instinct not to want to die, and while it may be identical to you in every way, that copy isn't you.
Leaving that aside, it looks like the various ways of dying in this story are quite painful. So what if an exact copy will replace you? You're still going to experience being burnt to a crisp.
I mean, there's a line near the beginning of the trailer where a lady asks him "You're planning to be an 'expendable'? You read the whole application?" like he's an idiot for doing it, it's not like the trailer is presenting it as a reasonable option.
What I meant was that the protagonist doesn’t seem particularly bothered by it.
Yeah I got the impression from the trailer that maybe there was something unusual mentally about the protagonist. He seems react in surprising ways to several things just from what is in the trailer.
Yeah I think that is part of the story for sure