It was enjoyable, but at the end of the day it was very predictable. Liked the style, liked the Cruise, appreciate he wants to do theseuncommon ideas from time to time.
The resistance part sucked balls though.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that part of this. A lot of scenes were like Cruise checking off a bucket list of stunts/effects he wanted to do, or it felt like that at least
I watched the whole movie of this game. Pretty cool story. Did the same for the Mortal Kombats.
Any other video game stories that are entertaining to watch?
Is this fricking game worth playing. Seems comfy, but you can simply solve the balance problem by holding both triggers the whole time and all you are left with is going from A to B.
>but you can simply solve the balance problem by holding both triggers the whole time and all you are left with is going from A to B.
You will go slow as hell and still probably fall off a rock if its steep enough. Its a comfy game if you know what you are getting, and typically its not just point A to B, but A to C to B to D back to A (feeling a sense of accplishment by how much easier it is to get back to A after you connected the section to the chiral network and can use other people's structures).
the virgin tom: >looks below parallel >head craned forward >gun pointing down >muh trigger discipline
the chad craig: >looks directly at camera >gun pointed at chest level >baddie dropping dead just out of frame >can practically hear the one liner in your head
I'd say the plot felt a little weak, it felt like it had promise but failed to execute on a couple points.
How did cruise's character not run into the resistance before?
Why did he not ask about why the drones needed to be armed with weapons if they seemed to be primarily for scouting? There didn't seem to be much else in the wild.
Why did the red headed chick have to be so antagonistic throughout the plot? She could have asked her "husband" what's really going on at some point and to ask him to trust in her, possibly running interference for him if need be
>Why did the red headed chick have to be so antagonistic throughout the plot? She could have asked her "husband" what's really going on at some point and to ask him to trust in her, possibly running interference for him if need be
Cruise getting bullied by his waifu was part of the evil scheme. She kept him on task and they were an effective team.
>How did cruise's character not run into the resistance before? >Why did he not ask about why the drones needed to be armed with weapons if they seemed to be primarily for scouting?
The answer to both is in the intro; the story he's been sold is that the resistance are the surviving aliens. The drones have weapons so they can engage while reducing the risk to the human operators.
The real question is why the aliens would need human clones to do this job in the first place when they could do the same with drones alone, but if that were the case there wouldn't be a film.
>not run into the Resistance
because the Resistance kills him every single time. They make an exception for the main Tom Cruise because he's the first clone to think for himself.
I don't like how he cucked himself at the end. I get that they wanted him to "get the girl" at the end, but it's a clone, it's not really him. Imagine the movie from the clone's perspective. >just doing my job, doo-dee-doo doo-dee-doo >holy shit, is that... me? >get into a fight >holy shit, is that... the girl from my dreams? >get your ass knocked out like an Asian lady in the Bronx >wake up with a broken nose >look up at the sky and see a massive explosion in space >drones start dropping out of the sky >start wandering around and find a cabin in the woods in an area that should be irradiated >see dream girl again >she says "You did it!" >:D >what?
Based mormon, I once bullied one of your missionairies out of his book in the Netherlands. I own it to this day.
There is a picture of Jesus in an Aztec city. Can you explain this heresy?
The best parts were the visuals, action scenes and the ending. But parts of the story felt too derivative of other movies, it's like a better version of Moon but it's also like Vanilla Sky. I would have enjoyed it more if there was a bit more depth to the characters.
It was so unimpressive i can not even remember anything to say about it. Very low energy movie. Only the drones were high energy. Drrrrr.
Maybe should have made a drone main character.
This is unironically one of the worst movies I have ever seen. It‘s entirely compromised of „twists“ you can all guess within the first 4 minutes of the movies. It‘s the most tripe cliched knock-off piece of shit movie I‘ve ever seen and I‘m serious. Amazing spider man 2 was better
I did
It’s pretty good, saw it when it came out and then again a couple years ago
I liked Edge Of Tomorrow better
I did. It wasn’t the best (see) but it was good. Also, kino soundtrack from M83.
Ditto.
It was enjoyable, but at the end of the day it was very predictable. Liked the style, liked the Cruise, appreciate he wants to do theseuncommon ideas from time to time.
The resistance part sucked balls though.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that part of this. A lot of scenes were like Cruise checking off a bucket list of stunts/effects he wanted to do, or it felt like that at least
Cruise is a shit actor and all his films are shit.
ywnbaw
That's not Upgrade
SINCE
I WAS YOUNG
I KNEW I'D FIND YOU
>Tom Cruise
dropped
>filtered by the biggeat kino machine ever
Saddest thing I've seen all year.
Saw this film on a whim and was blown away. Very underrated.
>Why didn't you watch the best sci-fi film of the past decade, anon?
Edge of Tomorrow is far better.
Hideo Kojima stole the visual design of this film wholesale and no-one even noticed
I watched the whole movie of this game. Pretty cool story. Did the same for the Mortal Kombats.
Any other video game stories that are entertaining to watch?
If you liked Twin Peaks then Kathy Rain
Is this fricking game worth playing. Seems comfy, but you can simply solve the balance problem by holding both triggers the whole time and all you are left with is going from A to B.
Yes. It's meditative.
>but you can simply solve the balance problem by holding both triggers the whole time and all you are left with is going from A to B.
You will go slow as hell and still probably fall off a rock if its steep enough. Its a comfy game if you know what you are getting, and typically its not just point A to B, but A to C to B to D back to A (feeling a sense of accplishment by how much easier it is to get back to A after you connected the section to the chiral network and can use other people's structures).
>stole the visual design of this film
No you dingus. They’re both filmed in Iceland. Or in this case, the environment in death stranding is based on Icelandis landscapes. That’s all.
Notorious cinephile MOVIEWATCHMAN would absolutely ripoff the scenery of Oblivion.
because it has Tom Cruise in it and I cannot stand his over acting
it looks generic
was it good?
The narrative is generic but the performances are strong and the visual composition/design is far better than the usual standard for Hollywood.
I forgot about this movie. Thank you for reminding me of it fren, I will watch it this week.
How can a man die better
Than facing fearful odds
For the Ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his gods?
I know that airsoft scope painted white
>Trigger discipline on poster
That's why he's fricking Tom Cruise
the virgin tom:
>looks below parallel
>head craned forward
>gun pointing down
>muh trigger discipline
the chad craig:
>looks directly at camera
>gun pointed at chest level
>baddie dropping dead just out of frame
>can practically hear the one liner in your head
I'd say the plot felt a little weak, it felt like it had promise but failed to execute on a couple points.
How did cruise's character not run into the resistance before?
Why did he not ask about why the drones needed to be armed with weapons if they seemed to be primarily for scouting? There didn't seem to be much else in the wild.
Why did the red headed chick have to be so antagonistic throughout the plot? She could have asked her "husband" what's really going on at some point and to ask him to trust in her, possibly running interference for him if need be
>Why did the red headed chick have to be so antagonistic throughout the plot? She could have asked her "husband" what's really going on at some point and to ask him to trust in her, possibly running interference for him if need be
Cruise getting bullied by his waifu was part of the evil scheme. She kept him on task and they were an effective team.
>How did cruise's character not run into the resistance before?
>Why did he not ask about why the drones needed to be armed with weapons if they seemed to be primarily for scouting?
The answer to both is in the intro; the story he's been sold is that the resistance are the surviving aliens. The drones have weapons so they can engage while reducing the risk to the human operators.
The real question is why the aliens would need human clones to do this job in the first place when they could do the same with drones alone, but if that were the case there wouldn't be a film.
>not run into the Resistance
because the Resistance kills him every single time. They make an exception for the main Tom Cruise because he's the first clone to think for himself.
It's pretty bad
but that's neither ex machina nor aniara
that's shit
I don't like how he cucked himself at the end. I get that they wanted him to "get the girl" at the end, but it's a clone, it's not really him. Imagine the movie from the clone's perspective.
>just doing my job, doo-dee-doo doo-dee-doo
>holy shit, is that... me?
>get into a fight
>holy shit, is that... the girl from my dreams?
>get your ass knocked out like an Asian lady in the Bronx
>wake up with a broken nose
>look up at the sky and see a massive explosion in space
>drones start dropping out of the sky
>start wandering around and find a cabin in the woods in an area that should be irradiated
>see dream girl again
>she says "You did it!"
>:D
>what?
I'm mormon and the scientologists are mortal enemies
Based mormon, I once bullied one of your missionairies out of his book in the Netherlands. I own it to this day.
There is a picture of Jesus in an Aztec city. Can you explain this heresy?
lots of mexicans are named jesus
After being resurrected Jesus went on a world tour.
>heresy
Worship idols more, go pray to a statue.
>I'm Mormon.
Doubt. If you were you'd know we don't use that name any more.
Is it true what they say about the underwear?
The last good Sci-fi movie
until 'Edge of Tomorrow'
Until 'Upgrade'
Saw It In the theater when it came out, was great.
I will go to theaters and watch everything Tom Cruise makes until he retires.
that's not Robot & Frank
Frick you Janny
i did watch interstellar
The best parts were the visuals, action scenes and the ending. But parts of the story felt too derivative of other movies, it's like a better version of Moon but it's also like Vanilla Sky. I would have enjoyed it more if there was a bit more depth to the characters.
kino soundtrack and solid 7/10 movie
the ending is superb (the song, not the movie unfortunately)
This song being a repeating motif throughout the movie made the impact great when it finally played at the end
auditory kino
It was so unimpressive i can not even remember anything to say about it. Very low energy movie. Only the drones were high energy. Drrrrr.
Maybe should have made a drone main character.
I think Will Smith's family jerkoff sci-fi came out around the same time as this so Oblivion looked even better by comparison
Why would any gun have a scope on it if it's not a sniper rifle?
Night vision/thermal I'm guessing
I did. Joseph Trapanese and M83 worked on the soundtrack. Good shitb
This is unironically one of the worst movies I have ever seen. It‘s entirely compromised of „twists“ you can all guess within the first 4 minutes of the movies. It‘s the most tripe cliched knock-off piece of shit movie I‘ve ever seen and I‘m serious. Amazing spider man 2 was better
Wasnt it basically just Moon, but on earth?
>tom cruise wanders around a boring uninspired planet for two hours