It doesn't in any official capacity.
It's just that it perfectly depicts
It's what happens when you warp travel without gellar fields.
and so "in fanon" can be regarded as one of mankind's first incidents regarding FTL travel and the horrors of the warp.
The original script expounds on things a bit more than what's shown in the film.
The problem with the 40K moronation, and its moronic, and lame, is that its heavily implied Event Horizon's destination was the hell realm, not its passage. Its not like it goes temporarily to a bad place to get somewhere else, it just goes to a bad place, like that's all there is. I wish Yahtzee gays would keep their little game to themselves.
I can't remember when this 40k thing came about, but it's not recent. I first remember reading about it on a 40k forum >hurr did yuo see that movie?
back in 2006.
Read through the final showdown part of the original script.
It takes away from the simpler, and scarier, explanation you mention so I can see why it was cut. A case of showing too much, albeit incomprehensible, and ruining a neat enough idea. I wonder if they even filmed any of this original ending?
I will read through the final showdown part of the original script but only because that sounds like an awesome use of my time, not because you told me to.
>its heavily implied Event Horizon's destination was the hell realm, not its passage. >In 2047, a distress signal is received from the Event Horizon, a starship that disappeared during its maiden voyage to Proxima Centauri seven years earlier.
>a starship that DISAPPEARED DURING its maiden voyage TO Proxima Centauri
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Yes, not because it went through some immaterial dimension go between from monopoly lore, but because folding space paper doesn't take you where you want to go. You need to establish that EH just encountered some choppy tar in hyperspace but was still going somewhere, which it never does. The rest is plug-in fan fiction to make it fit your Scrabble fantasy.
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How it started: > is that its heavily implied Event Horizon's destination was the hell realm, not its passage.
How it's going: >but was still going somewhere, which it never does.
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Not that anon, but I think his point is that they THOUGHT that the gravity drive would fold space and punch through to the other side, but what actually happened was: 1 it turns out you CAN'T fold space 2 there actually IS a dimension "next" to ours 3 that dimension was actually "hell."
So even though they thought there were going somewhere else, the only place the gravity drive can take the ship is hell and back.
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So why is "Hell" the only other dimension? Why aren't there more? If there's one there's thousands
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This. All we are ever shown is that as opposed to pc, the drive takes you to a nightmare realm, not a go-between nightmare ream that eventually completes the jump. That's entirely headcanon.
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That's not true. If they had protection for the crew, they'd have made it through hell to their destination. Since they didn't, the crew died, the ship ran around in circles, then eventually came back out of its original portal where it was found. Why are you finding this so difficult to understand?
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Because you've just inserted concepts that exist nowhere in the film like "protection" and the fact that they were still going to their destination. I'm legitimately beginning to worry.
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>So even though they thought there were going somewhere else, the only place the gravity drive can take the ship is hell and back.
That's fairly interesting in that it's tapping into Astral concepts of relative density delineating dimensions.
The heavier, most tainted shit goes deeper, the more enlightened ascended stuff goes higher.
It a model that allows these spaces to overlap and occupy the same "area" but still be separate.
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Anonymous
Pretty much this. Wh fan theories are cute as a joke but they have nothing to do with this movie.
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Are you daft? It got to where it was going, hell dimension. Had it been shown it got to proxima centauri through hell realm, you would have something.
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homie shut the frick up. You proved your own self wrong in your own words. You argued with me and defeated yourself. It's written in the reply chain for everyone to see, stop being a israelite.
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Boy do I look stupid.
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Wait'll these guys go to run cat-5 in their house and find out there's something between the drywall in their living room and the drywall in their dining room.
And it's a hell-dimension full of spiders and dead bugs.
They'll just assume that's where they're going.
Its implied that it failed and that punching through the guts of reality takes you to hell.
Failed only because the crew died and couldn't continue piloting the craft to complete the journey. If they had the protective fields, they'd have made it
They need fields to protect them in space from all the maggots and Barb wire then in the warp for the insanity. Demon gods and disease gardens same old shit. The twink bawd is the youngest. Humanity was about to engage the fungus
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>They need fields to protect them in space from all the maggots and Barb wire then in the warp for the insanity. Demon gods and disease gardens same old shit. The twink bawd is the youngest. Humanity was about to engage the fungus
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The setting is it's 40,000
This evil dude named the emperor of mankind took over cloned himself and conquerered mankind then field the higher dimension with evil to control it. The rebels which has disease gardens, twinks fem boys, warriors of fire and this year goat man with spider legs in the warp hiding. Horus is the good guy and was killed by the emperor during his rebellion after beating his face off and was stabbed in the back by Guillaumen who can't hold a pencil. Anyways the space fungus is orks with teletactile power and they fight space herps called tyranids
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Fkn kek. Reality is like a department store?
Go into warp without proper nav and you end up going through the maggot and barker lounger dimensions.
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They ran out of rape goggles
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The emperor of mankind is this false God hero who has turned the warp evil so humanity needs fields to protect themselves. Horus is kind of a like skywalker christ figure fighting him.
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What the frick are you Black folk talking about? I'm talking about Event Horizon, not some nerd game
The ship travels through the warp without a gellar or force field to protect it. The Warp is a higher dimension that allows it to travel faster than light relative to the lower dimensions. Humanity was unaware of what the warp was. They were just traveling and discovered it it sent the ship out eventually and it was taken over. Without the warp humanity can't go ftl. You get there by piercing or poking a hole in the lower dimensions to get to another point, except the war exist between everything so you can't just poke a hole.
The warp is kind of like an evil version of the force/hyperspace in Star wars with a little subspace from star trek.
This stuff leans into the grimderp shit rather then grimdark. Also isn't canon and if space travel were this difficult, the logistics of the imperium would be completely fricked.
>if space travel were this difficult, the logistics of the imperium would be completely fricked. >if >he doesnt know about corpse starch and basedlens veridians >he doesn't know that terra is always on the verge of mass starvation and the only real reserves are a few months worth kept for the military.
They do a similar thing in a busted movie called Supernova, based on a much more interesting script called Dead Star.
But it's something more like human bodies need a field generated around them to maintain coherence and somebody gets glooped during the first jump because their warp pod got compromised. The jump itself looks like a cable-car catching a bolt of inter-dimensional lighting. Super creepy. Pity the rest of the movie is such a write-off (besides Lisbon from The Mentalist's boobs).
It’s not evil it just not reflect the happy ordered world and makes your will a reality. When dropped into such a place you get scared and poof everything fricking sucks.
Now let’s look at the 40k world where the tyrannical state religion says “beware that shit is full of demons” and low and behold now it’s full of demons.
Posted elsewhere, but Supernova is very close.
It's a mess. Read this link first then watch it.
https://alienexplorations.blogspot.com/1990/02/william-malones-dead-star.html
Giger designed the "Thanotronic Device" in the og version, which looks like a pipe organ from hell. But it's a far less interesting object in the final movie.
I had a dream once that I really got into physics because I wanted to see if souls were real, and I created a machine that could somehow, for like half a second, open a gate to other dimensions, but the problem was that in order to function the machine needed more power than the entirety of America. Then I woke up.
>Anderson shot scenes in which porn actors get down to business covered in blood. Scenes in which amputees wearing make-up crawl around on the floor and scream. Demons that spoil the afterlife for the inmates of hell. >Then the test screening: the decision-makers at Paramount are sitting in a cinema auditorium. They watch the finished film. 130 minutes of horror, space, guts, blood and missing limbs. Sex and depravity. >The studio bosses are shocked. They are disgusted by the violence, the sex, the raw impudence with which Anderson has staged it all. A test audience confirms this. They also find that it all goes massively against their morals. >The studio pulls the emergency brake: "Paul, shorten the film by 30 minutes and make it less gory."
>have autistic neo nazi friend who failed school >he is heavily into horror stuff >as opposed to me >I grew up in a very healthy, normal environment >but still kinda the outsider and always only hang out with him >he brings this VHS home to me >"Let's watch this, you'll like it" >scarred me for the next 5 years
If anything, 40K Warp is more like The Jaunt in that you get to where you're going but in a timeless side dimension after a subjective eternity. Event Horizon is more like "well we thought this would take us from A to B but instead it goes from A straight to Clive Barker's toolshed."
Hey frick you I work hard on those. I'm going to write my next about an loser in his late twenties being raped by dead black men because of post he made caused a riot.
I stretched out a book about a chick escaping from a bed for hundreds of pages I can write thousands about black men stretching your 8 holes out you hear me you jerk!
What planet is that supposed to be in the background?
Your mom
Neptune iirc
the plane it visited in its jump to the other side
It's Neptune and Triton. That's the dense cloud shit they have to get through, almost hitting the fricker.
Neptune
your anus
Lv426
Doh
Cool pic but kinda random
Weird movie.
just for the sake of it and nothing else
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO IT NEEDS REASON AHHHHHHH
Why does space have so much barbed wire and maggots?
Shouldn't it be full of gravity and planets and shit?
No. Why would it.
Looks like a 90s Rammstein video
where did they got the barbed wire? is there a space barn nearby?
How is this supposed to relate to W40K? Because it's in space?
It's what happens when you warp travel without gellar fields.
>gellar fields
mfw someone eats MY SANDWICH
It doesn't in any official capacity.
It's just that it perfectly depicts
and so "in fanon" can be regarded as one of mankind's first incidents regarding FTL travel and the horrors of the warp.
The original script expounds on things a bit more than what's shown in the film.
The problem with the 40K moronation, and its moronic, and lame, is that its heavily implied Event Horizon's destination was the hell realm, not its passage. Its not like it goes temporarily to a bad place to get somewhere else, it just goes to a bad place, like that's all there is. I wish Yahtzee gays would keep their little game to themselves.
I can't remember when this 40k thing came about, but it's not recent. I first remember reading about it on a 40k forum
>hurr did yuo see that movie?
back in 2006.
Read through the final showdown part of the original script.
It takes away from the simpler, and scarier, explanation you mention so I can see why it was cut. A case of showing too much, albeit incomprehensible, and ruining a neat enough idea. I wonder if they even filmed any of this original ending?
I will read through the final showdown part of the original script but only because that sounds like an awesome use of my time, not because you told me to.
>its heavily implied Event Horizon's destination was the hell realm, not its passage.
>In 2047, a distress signal is received from the Event Horizon, a starship that disappeared during its maiden voyage to Proxima Centauri seven years earlier.
Yes, its destination was proxima centauri.
What does that have to with anything I said?
Black person Black person Black person
>a starship that DISAPPEARED DURING its maiden voyage TO Proxima Centauri
Yes, not because it went through some immaterial dimension go between from monopoly lore, but because folding space paper doesn't take you where you want to go. You need to establish that EH just encountered some choppy tar in hyperspace but was still going somewhere, which it never does. The rest is plug-in fan fiction to make it fit your Scrabble fantasy.
How it started:
> is that its heavily implied Event Horizon's destination was the hell realm, not its passage.
How it's going:
>but was still going somewhere, which it never does.
Not that anon, but I think his point is that they THOUGHT that the gravity drive would fold space and punch through to the other side, but what actually happened was: 1 it turns out you CAN'T fold space 2 there actually IS a dimension "next" to ours 3 that dimension was actually "hell."
So even though they thought there were going somewhere else, the only place the gravity drive can take the ship is hell and back.
So why is "Hell" the only other dimension? Why aren't there more? If there's one there's thousands
This. All we are ever shown is that as opposed to pc, the drive takes you to a nightmare realm, not a go-between nightmare ream that eventually completes the jump. That's entirely headcanon.
That's not true. If they had protection for the crew, they'd have made it through hell to their destination. Since they didn't, the crew died, the ship ran around in circles, then eventually came back out of its original portal where it was found. Why are you finding this so difficult to understand?
Because you've just inserted concepts that exist nowhere in the film like "protection" and the fact that they were still going to their destination. I'm legitimately beginning to worry.
>So even though they thought there were going somewhere else, the only place the gravity drive can take the ship is hell and back.
That's fairly interesting in that it's tapping into Astral concepts of relative density delineating dimensions.
The heavier, most tainted shit goes deeper, the more enlightened ascended stuff goes higher.
It a model that allows these spaces to overlap and occupy the same "area" but still be separate.
Pretty much this. Wh fan theories are cute as a joke but they have nothing to do with this movie.
Are you daft? It got to where it was going, hell dimension. Had it been shown it got to proxima centauri through hell realm, you would have something.
homie shut the frick up. You proved your own self wrong in your own words. You argued with me and defeated yourself. It's written in the reply chain for everyone to see, stop being a israelite.
Boy do I look stupid.
Wait'll these guys go to run cat-5 in their house and find out there's something between the drywall in their living room and the drywall in their dining room.
And it's a hell-dimension full of spiders and dead bugs.
They'll just assume that's where they're going.
It was implied that its maiden voyage failed, that the null-space it travels through is literally hell, and that's the only place it can actually go.
Its implied that it failed and that punching through the guts of reality takes you to hell.
Failed only because the crew died and couldn't continue piloting the craft to complete the journey. If they had the protective fields, they'd have made it
This is reaching "Die Hard is a Christmas movie" levels of reddit.
But Grizzly Adams did have a beard.
>protective fields
What "protective fields"?
They need fields to protect them in space from all the maggots and Barb wire then in the warp for the insanity. Demon gods and disease gardens same old shit. The twink bawd is the youngest. Humanity was about to engage the fungus
>They need fields to protect them in space from all the maggots and Barb wire then in the warp for the insanity. Demon gods and disease gardens same old shit. The twink bawd is the youngest. Humanity was about to engage the fungus
The setting is it's 40,000
This evil dude named the emperor of mankind took over cloned himself and conquerered mankind then field the higher dimension with evil to control it. The rebels which has disease gardens, twinks fem boys, warriors of fire and this year goat man with spider legs in the warp hiding. Horus is the good guy and was killed by the emperor during his rebellion after beating his face off and was stabbed in the back by Guillaumen who can't hold a pencil. Anyways the space fungus is orks with teletactile power and they fight space herps called tyranids
Fkn kek. Reality is like a department store?
Go into warp without proper nav and you end up going through the maggot and barker lounger dimensions.
They ran out of rape goggles
The emperor of mankind is this false God hero who has turned the warp evil so humanity needs fields to protect themselves. Horus is kind of a like skywalker christ figure fighting him.
What the frick are you Black folk talking about? I'm talking about Event Horizon, not some nerd game
The ship travels through the warp without a gellar or force field to protect it. The Warp is a higher dimension that allows it to travel faster than light relative to the lower dimensions. Humanity was unaware of what the warp was. They were just traveling and discovered it it sent the ship out eventually and it was taken over. Without the warp humanity can't go ftl. You get there by piercing or poking a hole in the lower dimensions to get to another point, except the war exist between everything so you can't just poke a hole.
The warp is kind of like an evil version of the force/hyperspace in Star wars with a little subspace from star trek.
>The ship travels through the warp
Sounds hella f*kin' EPIC bro
painful cringe
It's 40 k. It's not like real space with is mainly maggots and barb wire.
This stuff leans into the grimderp shit rather then grimdark. Also isn't canon and if space travel were this difficult, the logistics of the imperium would be completely fricked.
>if space travel were this difficult, the logistics of the imperium would be completely fricked.
>if
>he doesnt know about corpse starch and basedlens veridians
>he doesn't know that terra is always on the verge of mass starvation and the only real reserves are a few months worth kept for the military.
Humans are functionally insane in 40k so they probably do have prion disease.
they fricked up the time. It would be 5 days for the crew but 17 months in realspace
Warhammer is gay as frick
They do a similar thing in a busted movie called Supernova, based on a much more interesting script called Dead Star.
But it's something more like human bodies need a field generated around them to maintain coherence and somebody gets glooped during the first jump because their warp pod got compromised. The jump itself looks like a cable-car catching a bolt of inter-dimensional lighting. Super creepy. Pity the rest of the movie is such a write-off (besides Lisbon from The Mentalist's boobs).
https://alienexplorations.blogspot.com/1990/02/william-malones-dead-star.html
It’s not evil it just not reflect the happy ordered world and makes your will a reality. When dropped into such a place you get scared and poof everything fricking sucks.
Now let’s look at the 40k world where the tyrannical state religion says “beware that shit is full of demons” and low and behold now it’s full of demons.
It doesn't.
This is a bad movie with a very interesting premise. One of the few cases in which a remake is warranted.
>remake in current year
Indeed. How would they even make it terrifying if the crew were all already self-mutilated trannies?
What did he see?
What's another movie or three that's like Event Horizon? Doesn't have to be sci-fi/space.
Posted elsewhere, but Supernova is very close.
It's a mess. Read this link first then watch it.
https://alienexplorations.blogspot.com/1990/02/william-malones-dead-star.html
Giger designed the "Thanotronic Device" in the og version, which looks like a pipe organ from hell. But it's a far less interesting object in the final movie.
I had a dream once that I really got into physics because I wanted to see if souls were real, and I created a machine that could somehow, for like half a second, open a gate to other dimensions, but the problem was that in order to function the machine needed more power than the entirety of America. Then I woke up.
Haha Jurassic Park guy ripped his eyes out.
WE'RE LEAVING
How come some people were getting mutilated alive while others were just having a bit of femdom fun?
Because hellish pursuits are often twisted with debauchery.
It was the 90's. Anything not missionary was evil debauchery.
>was
still is, israelite
Most sensible horror character of all time.
>Anderson shot scenes in which porn actors get down to business covered in blood. Scenes in which amputees wearing make-up crawl around on the floor and scream. Demons that spoil the afterlife for the inmates of hell.
>Then the test screening: the decision-makers at Paramount are sitting in a cinema auditorium. They watch the finished film. 130 minutes of horror, space, guts, blood and missing limbs. Sex and depravity.
>The studio bosses are shocked. They are disgusted by the violence, the sex, the raw impudence with which Anderson has staged it all. A test audience confirms this. They also find that it all goes massively against their morals.
>The studio pulls the emergency brake: "Paul, shorten the film by 30 minutes and make it less gory."
fricking studio execs
>israelite studio heads
>depraved sex and gore
>massively against their morals.
*doubt
>snyder cut, when!
>have autistic neo nazi friend who failed school
>he is heavily into horror stuff
>as opposed to me
>I grew up in a very healthy, normal environment
>but still kinda the outsider and always only hang out with him
>he brings this VHS home to me
>"Let's watch this, you'll like it"
>scarred me for the next 5 years
T-thanks best friend.
you people are weird. event horizon was good and scary when it came out
If anything, 40K Warp is more like The Jaunt in that you get to where you're going but in a timeless side dimension after a subjective eternity. Event Horizon is more like "well we thought this would take us from A to B but instead it goes from A straight to Clive Barker's toolshed."
Based The Jaunt referencer.
I hate The Jaunt so much it is unreal.
They say King has a story for everyone's exact worst fear. I didn't understand until I read that shit.
yeah kings novels are usually bloated horeshit full of his personal neuroses and weird kinks but most of his short story collections are really good
Hey frick you I work hard on those. I'm going to write my next about an loser in his late twenties being raped by dead black men because of post he made caused a riot.
Stephen King's "SheeeIT!"
I accidentally watched this as a child. Rented it because it looked like some sci-fi movie
I didn't even pay attention but parts near in the end are still on my mind
I stretched out a book about a chick escaping from a bed for hundreds of pages I can write thousands about black men stretching your 8 holes out you hear me you jerk!
The Darkie Tower?
No.194474066▶
which of his novels is that supposed to be?
>hidden symbology for the most clever of cinema connoisseurs
Lol who's the guy talking going to hell but not going to hell lol.. alpha centuries.. lol I mean proxima.. that guy is fricked