Ex Machina

[kbit]

Yeah I did think both the male leads did a pretty shite job. Like they both tried too hard bit didnt get anywhere with it.

[behndy]

hah. i just rewatched Chappie with my grrL. it's dumb, and Yolandi is AWFUL, but i kinda liked Ninja.

and.... the weird Their Music, Their Album Art, Their Names, Their Merch stuff was...... more enjoyably surreal the second time.

the Alternate Ending is WAYYYYYYY better.

[sears]

I liked Ex Machina even though I almost gave up on it. It was kind of slow. The leads were a cute couple.

Anyone see Android with Klaus Kinski? THAT was a mad scientist. I wish the genius in Ex Machina had been a little more eccentric.

[D.o.S.]

I mean Kinski is basically the Everest of deranged cinematic visions. That's a rough comparison for anyone.

[multi_s]

What about the guitar playing in mad max? Why is no one talking about that? Also did anyone notice that a tuba flies off that truck when it explodes?

[behndy]

LOVED Mad Max. subtle characterization, aesthetic was DELICIOUS, DRUMS GUITAR FIRE SHOOTING CAR.

[DADGBD]

I was really stoked to see ExM... My wife rolled her eyes and said, "great... Another bird's-eye view about screwing robot chicks.. 'Yay'...", LOL

After watching, I was like "mmmmmeh"; and she ended up enjoying it most!

It wasn't terrible or anything... But still....
Meh.

[echodeluxe]

I liked the movie, though I'd prefer it with less robot fucking. The soundtrack in the last few scenes though, that shit was great.

Soundtrack was great. Reminded me a little of Max Richeter. A kind of ambient/post-rocky sentimentalities but not in an overly cliche way, like most post-rock is.

i feel like you dont like post-rock, i dunno i guess its just a feeling i have.

[Faldoe]

I liked the movie, though I'd prefer it with less robot fucking. The soundtrack in the last few scenes though, that shit was great.

Soundtrack was great. Reminded me a little of Max Richeter. A kind of ambient/post-rocky sentimentalities but not in an overly cliche way, like most post-rock is.

i feel like you dont like post-rock, i dunno i guess its just a feeling i have.

"It" (is problematic) died long, long ago. It's just people taking themselves too seriously now and not being creative.

[D.o.S.]

tight grey teeshirt crescendocore

[resincum]

tight grey teeshirt crescendocore

[Andrew]

tight grey teeshirt crescendocore

Fuck yeah.

[zzuFrepuS]

fuck chappie and die antewerreerrrrwrwd, they ruined it. wearing their own fucking merch in the movie?
it was like the entire movie had a way more interesting plot with "can you copy/transfer a living intelligence/mind" but instead focused on die antewareredpddr doing dumb shit. goddamn what a waste, such potential too.

ex machina f yes.

idk, die antwood doing die antwood shit was the whole reason they were in it. they weren't supposed to be anything other than themselves in a fucked up future.



and the robot sex people are going to be bummed on the future, cause i'm fucking the 1st robot i can. that robot arm, handjob !

[futuresailors]

Saw it last night.
More like Ex Mehchina.

[01010111]

My favorite thing about the movie was that the beginning was a weird combination of Dracula and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, except with robots instead of chocolate or vampires.