*mogs every hollywood big budget movie in your path*

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who cares. it's ebin

disney is overrated

Good cinematography, but poor editing and narrative sense

its the orb's home planet.

other dudes are right there. you see them flash in on the pillars in the lower background, same as the pov-guy.

List out a single editing flaw.

nice looking as always but this guy sucks ass telling a story

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it's dishonest

i love this series and it mogs basically everything but there is a particular bad piece of editing in episode 4 where theyre fighting the constructs and in one shot, he is holding up astartes inches from him and the next shot it pans out and shows the constructs standing alone with no astartes in sight. like wtf??

>its the orb's home planet.
But there's nobody there, I'm thinking /ourguys/ might make it after all

He literally excells at telling a story. With absolutely no dialogue, pure audiovisual narrative pushing.
Part 4 also has extremely good choreography and sense of space, dude knows it all.

watch the fight against the constructs again. it's really cool and everything but there is some serious editing mistakes there.

also the cut between the landing pod crashing and the fighting happening was pretty bad. it was very rushed.

otherwise it's kino

Who was that monk guy praying to the sphere?

Also, the sphere is a portal, yes?

Can some 40k faggot explain what's going on beyond space marines attacking a ship where a metal ball lives?

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there are two of them you dumb fuck

well the aliens are being purged by the empire. possibly, all or most of them already have been. the first part opens with "the whatever rebellion has been crushed", and the orb is on one of the fleeing rebel ships.

I guess from this that the rebellion was because the aliens had long since been purged and their planets settled. then the settlers dug up the orbs from some ruins or something left over from the purging, and the orbs corrupted them with their heretical xenos knowledge, causing the rebellion which has now been crushed

when the orb goes home it goes home to a dead civilization
though then being crazy warp aliens, that dead civilization is still probably perfectly capable of killing mortals with its crazy warp voodoo

>but there is some serious editing mistakes there.
I said list out literally any.
>also the cut between the landing pod crashing and the fighting happening was pretty bad. it was very rushed.
That's literally the point, there is no further preparation or slow rollout, they immediately continue with their mission mowing down everyone on their path. To say that this is a mistake is beyond retarded.

I think it was an Inquisitor trying to "hack" the sphere in some way, not praying.

Might not be a portal strictly speaking. It seems like a C'tan shard or something related to them. But it can obviously make portals or warp jumps.

>Who was that monk guy praying to the sphere?
He's not praying to the sphere, he's a Psyker Inquisitador who's trying to find out what the fuck that thing is.

I really didn't understand any of it.

Monty Oum (rip) did a better job at telling a wordless story and his movies were a lot more captivating.

Which part didn't you understand?

Ball is chaos artifact thing that's inside it is probably some demon. They get saved by the emperor.

Okay, but none of that was explained.

>Ball is chaos artifact
Most likely not chaos related.
Just some weird xeno artifact.

If Monty Oum was such a genus why the fuck did he date a whore that wanted him dead?

>Okay, but none of that was explained.
It's a movie set in the W40k universe, everyone who has any clue about the universe knows what's happening.
The series is not about spoon feeding lore to normies.

I don't care about warhammer and I watched this like 12 times already.

Probably not, the psycher suffered from a failed perils of the warp roll which is almost exclusively chaos in nature.

>The series is not about spoon feeding lore to normies.
good. So sick of everything having to be an origin story now-a-days

>for the fight itself, I cannot use you

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Why would you need any of that explained? He's hooked to the thing, clearly gets corrupted by it and shit goes bad.
Pretty straightforward and direct

So?

Fair point.

It's hard to decipher if you don't have prior WH40K knowledge. You can get most of it though if you just assume that everything that is alien is evil, and everything that doesn't look bulky is alien somehow. So, the orbs are alien (they don't look bulky), so they're evil. So he's not praying to it.

There is a rebellion going on in the sector.

Space Marines are called to attack a rebelling ship that has an artifact.

They attacked said ship while being observed by the Inquisition.

Eventually they get to their goal of finding the artifact.

The Marines on the other ship go to the person with the Inquisition. We see them preparing to commune with another orb.

The Marines stab their Orb with some sort of device, and at the same time the Psyker/Techpriest with the Inquisition communes with the orb.

The orbs connect to one another and have a discussion about how they are fucked. One tells the other that it needs to break its seal and possess the Psyker/Techpriest.

It does so, the Marines watching execute them.

The other orb absorbs the Marines, but something interferes and they are released.

When they are released they end up on giant pillars on a death world.

Passion and love for the material.
None of those capeshit nigger movie producers care for their product made for numales, just another day at the job and a paycheck

are there any roasties in the warhammer universe?

Disney 1000-man team probably has 980 people in the HR department

Sisters of Battle. Eldar. Dark Eldar. Chaos.

All of it. And if you have to explain it to me, then you lost me as an audience.

Everything is questionable at first, which I like, but the puzzle pieces should really start to fall into place come third episode.

Seriously, as I kept watching it, I was waiting for a moment where I was as like, "oh shit! That's what the story is about! Fuck yeah, I'm hooked!"

But after 6 episodes, I'm still in the dark and I really don't care anymore.

Thank you, dubsanon.

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Roasties are a non-topic in a universe where eternal suffering awaits around every corner.

my favorite part

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How do you feel about the way SM movement was depicted? Because I've never seen Marines depicted move this way before.

Not saying it looks unnatural or wrong, just that it has no precedence in existing media so if anything that makes it all the more impressive as an original concept that nevertheless looks authentic because it seems more with in keeping with established lore.

All other depictions fail to capture either the weight of their power armor or their ability to move quickly and deliberately in a way that feels almost mechanical but still very human.

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The Astartes series is literally this. Fuck off.

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There are lots of non-chaos warp xenos. Yu'Vath are the most likely ones here, if it's a known xenos and not a homebrew. I think in one of the Eisenhorn books, he comes across physics-defying warp xenos of some flavour. Imperium's in contact with so many different xenos there's plenty to choose from.

>And if you have to explain it to me, then you lost me as an audience.
Good.
Listening to people like you is the end to every interesting story.

Then it wasn't for you

Don't insult the man for being a good partner. But I agree, the girl is a biotch.

You might be retarded

let me guess, 2001 is a bad film am i rite

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Might be C'tan, explains the aesthetic masks, the big body they were building, and the tomb world might be nekron

implying anyone will read all that shit

>if you have to explain it to me, then you lost me as an audience
That's good. Not everything's for everyone.

It's as it should be. No words, just actions, precise, no feelings, just doing what has to be done

>that cape moving when the other marine fires
This is ridiculously better than hollywood CGI

You just need the title if you're American.

This. It's actually straightforward.

C'than and their acolytes don't use the warp. Their essence negates its influence upon the materium. Unless the new fluff changes that somehow.

The Inquisitor is absolutely based, he breaks his connection with the artifact, risking corruption to try and save the marine squad on the ship. If you listen carefully you can hear him say 'Recall your men immediately!' when he turns to the marine.

You can make a perfectly reasonable interpretation of the story (except for 5), if you've never read any 40k lore. Are the Marines the good guys or the bad guys? The events of 1-4 are incredibly straight forward except for this question.

>getting filtered by a children's toy series

hollywood would charge 300 million, hmm makes me wonder

How long would it possibly take you to read that? Are you one of those mongs who has to whisper quietly to yourself because you can't read in your head?

But the yuvath ultimately still worship chaos. Even though other species may exist in the warp, an overwhelming majority Workshop chaos directly. An artifact from such a civilization will ultimately still be chaos based and more than likely be corrupted by some form of demon.

It's just actual care, it's not like Hollywood isn't capable of that.

Why waste so much money and time on such details if 99% of their general audience doesn't give a fuck? Their capeshit flicks make literal billions regardless

it entirely is lmao, that's the point

How the hell is anyone supposed to understand what you just wrote by watching the episodes???

Literally none of what you just said translated to what I saw.

Not enough replies on your /tg/ thread? But to answer your question, it's practically perfect, the animator has done what almost no other creator does for 40k and has actually paid attention to how Space Marines are described in lore from an observer's perspective.

Yes but what's unique is that they have a place in the lore instead of REPLACING RANDOM MALE CHARACTER every now and then.
Space Marines are all males, Orks are all "genderless" but they have a man's voice, a man face and they are always "he".

And roasties have their place as frustrated nuns, crazed cultists or new age ninja warriors. The trick is not having them randomly, but building a lore around them.

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>Are the Marines the good guys or the bad guys?
there is obviously no clear "good" or "bad" in this world

Oh, didn't know that.
I hope it's not chaos again, it's always chaos, it would be nice to have some new thing that is not just chaos shenanigans corrupting everything

I guess you're right. It's just the lack of chaos markings that throws me off. Usually chaos-stuff looks pretty chaos-y. At least an eight-pointed star or something.

A lot of it is explained through the Orb's voice which is very hard to understand.

I have no idea what this is.

I don't recall asking

when the monkbro turns to the space marine you can hear him say a muffled "withdraw them immediately" after he gets the vision from the orb right before it possesses him and he gets all twitchy. I have no prior knowledge of the lore and I managed to piece together that the raiding party is trying to capture or disable the orb, and in a seperate location some IT guy is trying to figure out what the orb is or something, then gets "attacked" by it after the raiding party stabs their orb. when he gets his vision he lets his guard down to warn the SM's guarding him, then the orb gets him and leads to

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What do you mean? The first ep opens with a narration on screen about the rebellion. You see the marines enter the ship and fight their way to the orb, so you can infer they're there for it. The 5th ep starts with a POV from the ship they were sent from, where we see the attacking marines' video-feeds.

The only ambiguous part is the inquisition and the nature of the warp/chaos. That I admit would be hard to understand. Though you could make guesses. Not like monsters teleporting people around through a hell-like dimension is some novel idea.

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Yeah, it seems as though his goal was to keep it ambiguous.

The true enemy in Eisenhorn is an extremely powerful Warp entity that Slaanesh fought in the Warp for a million years. They die and are interred on a world that defies defies geometry. Glaw, Eisenhorn's main antagonist, is trying to take that entity's power for his own.

This is interesting because Glaw is actually a potential explanation for the spheres in Astartes. Not him specifically, but rather the Psyker Crystal that he exists through. It combines all the same elements as the spheres and we even see a giant robot body. Glaw put his Crystal in a big, golden robot body at the end of the books. IMO, the spheres are a cabal of chaos worshippers who used the same tech that Glaw did. Hence why we see a cadre of them standing around in one shot.

it definitely seems to be c'tan.
The electricity(the way the psykers were portrayed, along with the unfinished colossus) and egyptian motifs point to necrons and thus c'tans

Is this accurate?

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IMHO its very fitting to how marines should move. In the earlier novels of the HH they described something like trans(or super?)human dread. The shock of other races / humans that such bulky soldiers can move so fast and precise.
No hesitation, brutal fast action. Thats how I always pictured them.

How is anyone supposed to pick that up???

Not even the characters displayed confusion as the orb was "talking".

If there was a pov shot of the main soldier's hub indicating unknown language, then yeah, okay, the orb is actually communicating with the soldiers. But none of that was apparent at all.

It was made for people who are already fans of the 40k universe, where the ambiguity is still familiar enough to allow for fun speculation rather than just being confusing, in the case of someone like you (I'm assuming) who doesn't know the setting at all.

I am sorry user but I think you are literally retarded.

50 IQ

anyone complaining about being confused just isn't knowledgeable enough about 40k, and that's fine, but this movie was made PURELY for 40k fans. It's like attending a calculus class when you've only reached highschool algebra

>noo dont insult the decisions idiot youtubers make that lead to their deaths

okay idubz

literally just a pretty animated short film.

making an actual feature film requires a lot more skill than this shit. fucking boring action for nerds. gosh i really liked when space marine #1 shot something!!!!!

Check the memed scene with the psyker. When beakmarine shoots him the punchmarine's cloak ripples due to the force of the weapon being discharged.

I dont think the short itselft was perfect but holy fuck the dude knew what he was doing on the animations.

And when the inquisitor is in "the warp", is that light above them the astronomican? Could it?

>It looks like a tech demo

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I literally don't know shit about 40k and even I understood the narrative perfectly.

>then you lost me as an audience.
Good.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out

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The Orbs talk in english in the short though, it's not like you need to run what they're saying backward to get it.

>Big Space Marine go boom boom boom when walk
>Gun go boom boom boom

It's the other sphere. They are talking to one another.

>action
there is literally like just 5 seconds of actions in that 7 and a half minute long video lmao, cope more

Is not aimed at you you fucking retarded piece of shit, it's not a stand alone short you fucking subhuman, now FUCK OFF and die

No I think it's just the orb on the rebel ship.

True.

The reason it's so popular is because it's not only well animated and edited but is very faithful to the feel of the universe it's adapting from, a universe which has had very, very few adaptations, most of which are mediocre.

yeah, it needed more quip-filled self-deprecating dialogue in the style of starlord but voice by nathan fillion

Not sure what you mean ,we see both orbs on a backdrop of stars , i think its simply both orbs and the universe , a way to show distance or w/e having the universe as backdrop.

The Lord Inquisitor guy must be seething.

When is your film coming out?

CAN ANYONE FUCKING ANSWER ME

Some people have more developed imaginative thinking than others.

It can be but not always.

>of FUCK YOU
>RAPE and LEMON JUICE
This reddit tier trash ruins it

We've had fan-made WH40k kino before too.

youtube.com/watch?v=cZc6cr6G2E4

total brainlet take, it's the same orb at different timeframes