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t3h y3ll0w p3ril
Apr 1999 time: 23:37
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Technology and AI being the villian has been done well in numerous stories and environments. Hell, you've got Dune (pre-prequel), Fading Suns, 2001, and a few others, for instance.
And honestly, I can't think of a movie where technology is cast as one of the primary heroes against villians--but I can list many where technology is one of the primary villians.
As far as scrutiny being good and in fiction and all that--I agree. But when it appears in pure shite, with ginormous plotholes, it's insulting to the debate, to the technology, and to the audience.
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Dr Strangelove
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I think we'll be better off when robots rule the world. I could do with an extended vacation.
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Boris Godunov
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Portland, OR
Aug 2001 time: 00:37
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quote: Originally posted by GePap
Oh, come on, with its international release and eventual DVD sales the movie should at least make the investors their money back, only in a couple of years, not one. |
Perhaps, but keep in mind the $100 million is just the production budget, so it doesn't count the millions of dollars spent on advertising and promotions. With a $13.5 million debut weekend, I doubt the movie will break $50 million domestically. And I don't see much market for it overseas. I think by any definition, this movie is a failure.
Not surprising, either, since all the previews indicate it sucks very rotten eggs.
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