What happened to Paris though? Is that a nuke?
What happened to Paris though? Is that a nuke?
Brayden Myers
Other urls found in this thread:
Elijah Murphy
What's with Hollywood constantly creating imagery of a fallen Europe that gets liberated by the free Americans? How come there's zero such movies of a fallen America?
Alexander Clark
Perhaps because it has already happened twice.
Jose White
It makes sense when you think of America as Israel.
Jeremiah Cook
To maintain the self-image they created in the 20th century.
Dylan Johnson
Oh shit.
Nicholas Harris
incoming %55ers
Christopher Carter
I don't get it.
Cameron Martin
People are still watching Westworld in 2020?
Samuel Parker
>How come there's zero such movies of a fallen America?
American media prefers to depict their collapse as coming from within rather than another country beating, except in Red Dawn
Leo Parker
Jose Thomas
That's not a Chad thing retard.
Aiden Cruz
Hollywood is in America and most high budget movies are made for American markets. You guys are the size of small states
Jordan Mitchell
It's just a heatwave flu.
Charles Perez
>How come there's zero such movies of a fallen America?
It's an absurd concept, it could never happen, so no one will be able to suspend belief long enough to watch.
James Phillips
Maybe it was an asteroid?
Henry Reed
That looks like it was probably inspired by terminator though, and that movie only depicts America in post apocalypse.
Anthony Evans
They will say it was a nuke but that's just going to be a rationalization for an act of god. The series is about christianity.
Justin Lopez
>The series is about christianity.
You can't tell anymore. The 1st season was definitely about the bicameral theory of mind and it was great. Now it's just some cozy cyberpunk.
David Price
>AAAAAAH WOMEN IN MAIN ROLES AAAAAAA
Have sex
Samuel Gray
>How come there's zero such movies of a fallen America?
Are you joking? There are dozens of movies about a fallen America, just pick out any random zombie movie and it's likely to be about post apocalyptic America.
Cameron Scott
Why are women in main roles consistently used to deflect from bad writing.
Levi Watson
>twice
Jonathan Campbell
>bad writing
This isn't your favorite movie
Elijah Reyes
It's more like
AAAAAAAAA THIS WRITING IS FUCKING TERRIBLE WHY ARE THESE ELITE MERCS DRIVING AT A FORTRESS IN AN OPEN DUNE BUGGIE SPRAYING P90S WHEN WE LITERALLY JUST SAW THAT THEY HAVE HELICOPTERS AND ARMORED VEHICLES IN THE LAST SCENE OH OKAY SHE SPEAKS JAPANESE NOW AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Brody Hill
Jacob Cooper
mudslime and nig uprising
Daniel Lee
This. Gender warriors eat shit as usual
Chase Torres
why did everyone, including the writers of season 3, forget that it was already revealed the host-charlotte was made using a copy of dolores
Jack James
ISLAMIC TERRORISTS?
Robert Scott
I have no idea. I don't remember how clearly it was implied in season 2 but I knew before even watching season 3 that Nu-Charlotte was Dolores and being like "okay?" when it treated as a twist in episodes 3 and 4.
Gabriel Perry
>Season 1
Men were prominent characters, some were good, some were bad. Same can be said of the female characters, but Delores was a sweet optimistic soul. Ratings are good.
>Season 2
Delores is a jaded, spiteful bitch who knows everything and overcomes every challenge, the writing dives in quality in accordance with how much convenience it needs to allow her to win. All male characters with the exception of Bernard are antagonists, and they all receive punishment/lose.
Ratings start to fall
>Season 3
The damage sustained in Season 2 carries over and the premiere doesn't even come close to matching the ratings of Season 2's worst episode. Episode 4 is currently the lowest watched episode. I would say cancellation is imminent but the kikes at HBO care more about their propaganda than ratings, as is obviously true.
Nathan Gray
you think the writers know or care beyond "oh look mushroom cloud"?
Anthony Russell
>cancellation is imminent
last season you braindead retard
at least be somewhat versed in something you're trying to pretend to know about
Holy fucking reddit
Easton Lee
Nolan Davis
Is it only me who finds it terribly unbelievable that it's only set in 2058? It's pretty much impossible for tech to progress that far in 38 years, especially since we see a way younger Ford (about 30 or 40) already working on the park earlier in the timeline. The young William is about 25 years younger than MiB so this means the park is up and running in 10 years.
This is all absurd, I thought this was set in like early 2100s at the earliest and maybe even later after human progress has plateaued and people turned their inventiveness towards vanity stuff like building a fucking AI just to run a theme park.