I might've hijacked it a little.
I might've hijacked it a little.
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How is Haven? Is that a good show?
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Fun, again not a sci-fi, but fun. Better from a writing and acting point of view when compared with either Eureka or W-13.
Okay...I might consider that...My birthday is coming up and I am thinking of making it a "sci fi" birthday
Thinking about asking for Farscape, for one...Lol. If not birthday, than a Christmas, because I will have a lot more time over Christmas.
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Well I am done with Stargate Atlantis...Now I can focus on schoolwork for a while.
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Only the Japanese have this retarded concept. I don't get why they think like that, we have babies born in-vitro nowdays and they seem to have souls as your average man on the street
Is it a new form of racism? It's the same shite that made me angry in
Never Let Me Go http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1334260/( also with clones, also written by a Japanese author, also questioning the existence of a soul inside a clone)
What the hell, Japan?
Precisely, my friend.
You are correct in judging me and Philip Kay is a genius for allowing replicants to fight back.
Altough in his book, Roy is actually more insane than in the movie. That was Sir Ridley's Scot's idea to flesh out his character, add that to Rutger Hauer's marvelous performance and we get a very different type of clone altogether.
I couldn't get how characters in Never Let Me Go could be so patient when they hear the bad newsSpoiler Alert, click show to read:
That made me real mad. It made me think of Spartacus and his revolt. Even in antiquity, when it was alright for some people to own other people, people fought back.
Then I went on the internet and did some digging. Turns out the Japanese writer of the official book on which Never Let Me Go was based on, have been asked at press conferences
To which he said:Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Well, gee, mister Kazuo Ishiguro, that's giving your characters a choice.
It's just character-rape to me. Using your characters as mere tools for the plot seems evil to me. Not allowing them to live, to take life into their own hands
just so your own depressed view on the world can come across the general public seems a tad ... cheesy
For books:
Red Mars, Green Mars and Blue Mars are good hard (real) sci-fies.
Or
Exile
For films:
the best one is "Blade Runner".
one of the contenders for second place is "Road".
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He's not unique in having their characters being an illustration of the point they were trying to make.
Being of Japanese descent, you do wonder to what extent fatalism played in it.
You're looking for characters to struggle against their fate; they may be more interested in living in the moment.
Well it's official...I'm getting Farscape. At the time I'm posting this, the complete series is $49.99. I saw almost no negative reviews on the set itself, and 50 bucks for four seasons is incredible, considering buying them individually would be at least twice as much.
http://www.amazon.com/Farscape-Compl...9139566&sr=1-2
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Well, Farscape is an absolutely fantastic show. Really niche though.
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Watch Farscape! It's brilliant, and has a great cast of colorful characters.
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Believe me...I plan on it once I get the chance to
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I didnt want to start a new thread, but to the star trek next generation fans, after which season should I start watching, because I watched half of the first episode and I am not really impressed.
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Cause I have heard more than enough about Doctor Who...
It can be discussed, I just don't want to be told I should watch it when I have been hearing it for years...Lol
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