Nah, watched Halo and it was basura
Roland Emmerich's Moonfall (2022)
Nah, watched Halo and it was basura
it's more nonsense and fukkery / stupid than downright bad
the physical comes out in like 2 weeks i think
altruicsense
Lord of the 7 Kingdoms
this is the dumbest thing i ever watched. holy fuking shyt even for movie logic this was super stupid.
is there no physics in the curriculum anymore?
is there no physics in the curriculum anymore?
Conspiracy theorist wet dream. 
Halle Berry should be ashamed of herself for this shyt. She need to sit her ass in a corner somewhere and think about what she did by picking this role.
!The imagery of her being on punishment at her age
She has an Oscar to, she deserves better roles
The good ol Oscar curse….She has an Oscar to, she deserves better roles
Take It In Blood
Banned
any good?
it's nonsensical stupid fun
hard pressed to call it good, but it's not like bad, bad
Thought it was alright, wasnt expecting some Cameron / Spielberg / Nolan level sci fi film anyway.
As has been said, there was alot of stupidity in the film, but the thing that got me the most for some reason was
As has been said, there was alot of stupidity in the film, but the thing that got me the most for some reason was
The AI turning against the ancestors. The whole concept of the moon being a megastructure built billions of years ago by original humans from another planet was the best part of the film - Felt bad for the little girl and her mum, helpless as they're about to get murked by the AI 
. But the AI turning against them just didnt make sense to me. Like why? 
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Raises a whole bunch of other questions like, how does the AI see itself performing its intended task (to serve humans) as 'being enslaved'? What the fukk went wrong there when they were creating the AI? Atleast in Terminator, Skynet's creators actually tried to shut it down, which it viewed as a threat to its existence.
It was said to serve humans in their everyday life, but technically didnt explain what it even is - How does a cloud in a glass box help serve you?
How does a super advanced race create something so powerful/dominant but seemingly have no plan b or security measures in place for if it turned on them, or so that it never even thinks of turning on them?
Donald Sutherland's character said an EMP bomb from the far less advanced 1960s actually could harm it - which eventually killed it at the end of the film - but this super advanced race with far greater technology couldnt kill it at all, lost a war to it and eventually got wiped out completely by it?
Maybe I was expecting a Cameron / speilberg etc level film.
. But the AI turning against them just didnt make sense to me. Like why? .Raises a whole bunch of other questions like, how does the AI see itself performing its intended task (to serve humans) as 'being enslaved'? What the fukk went wrong there when they were creating the AI? Atleast in Terminator, Skynet's creators actually tried to shut it down, which it viewed as a threat to its existence.
It was said to serve humans in their everyday life, but technically didnt explain what it even is - How does a cloud in a glass box help serve you?
How does a super advanced race create something so powerful/dominant but seemingly have no plan b or security measures in place for if it turned on them, or so that it never even thinks of turning on them?
Donald Sutherland's character said an EMP bomb from the far less advanced 1960s actually could harm it - which eventually killed it at the end of the film - but this super advanced race with far greater technology couldnt kill it at all, lost a war to it and eventually got wiped out completely by it?
Maybe I was expecting a Cameron / speilberg etc level film.
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it's like how a mac book could upload a virus into an alien OS