everything he said was true, every goddamned thing. it was such a logical argument that it took me out of the movie and i didnt want to see those blue faggots win.nevar forget the future God Emperor revealing his plans
Sure it was something to see in a 3d theater, but the movie by itself is not good. Meh acting and a horrible story.I loved it for what it was. It was a masterpiece
lolwuteverything he said was true, every goddamned thing. it was such a logical argument that it took me out of the movie and i didnt want to see those blue faggots win.
I liked the original scriptment's version of that plot point. There actually was zero material to mine underneath the tree, it was a lie to justify eliminating resistance and send a message to other tribes because they wanted to tame/train them into a mining workforce.Their fixation that specific source of upsidasium when they clearly said others exist, was retarded.
Their fixation that specific source of upsidasium when they clearly said others exist, was retarded.
This is a pretty hilarious take.What retarded deus ex will stop the evil white people this time?
Story couldn't be that bad since its been done 1000 times.Sure it was something to see in a 3d theater, but the movie by itself is not good. Meh acting and a horrible story.
I would certainly not call it a masterpiece, but I don't think it's nearly as bad as some people in this thread seem to think it was. Still don't give a fuck about the sequels though.
I’m still convinced that a plot point will be the corporation discovering the tree can essentially do consciousness transfers into a new body, which could effectively allow for immortality and be worth a fuckton to the corporate leaders.
Being able to transfer yourself into a younger or more powerful clone body would be one of the most monumental discoveries in history. And the billionaire/trillionares on Earth would do anything to get access to that
Depends on if you think there's an actual transfer in Avatar vs. digital copy like Altered Carbon.sooooo.... altered carbon?