EPTThere was a book released in conjunction with the original movie, but it's the script of the movie, rather than a novel that the movie was based on.
[TV] HBO's Westworld - Page 4
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karazax
United States3737 Posts
There was a book released in conjunction with the original movie, but it's the script of the movie, rather than a novel that the movie was based on. | ||
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maybenexttime
Poland5731 Posts
Not on a movie? | ||
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xDaunt
United States17988 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
It is likely loosely based on this. Though from the trailers I am 100% sure the pilot goes well beyond this movie's scope. West World the movie is more important to the horror genre than sci-fi for its unresting monster. | ||
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Kenpark
Germany2350 Posts
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Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On October 04 2016 05:28 xDaunt wrote: Re: Ed Harris + Show Spoiler + I think that there are two possibilities. The first is that he's doing commercial espionage for a competitor of Westworld's and that he is trying to figure out how the place works. This was my first impression. Thinking about it a little more, I also think that it is possible that he really is just some sick, psychotic guy who is looking to totally game the Westworld system and become kind of a deity-type person when he visits there. He's been going there for 30 years and clearly understands how most of the system works. He may be looking to take his experience to the next level by finding ways to program his own stories. I would bet on the 2nd possibility. I think it might also be connected to what was mentioned about + Show Spoiler + management having its own, secret goals, which Ed will uncover to be behind/trying to make the hosts go crazy, or have some kind of self-determination | ||
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maybenexttime
Poland5731 Posts
the bug was not actually a bug, but rather an intended change introduced by Dr. Ford (Hopkins)? I got the impression that Peter Abernathy (father of Dolores) was sincere and truly conscious during the interrogation, and that Dr. Ford realized that and cleverly covered that up by saying it's his former personalities interfering with his current one | ||
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imBLIND
United States2626 Posts
On October 04 2016 18:20 maybenexttime wrote: Does anyone else think that + Show Spoiler + the bug was not actually a bug, but rather an intended change introduced by Dr. Ford (Hopkins)? I got the impression that Peter Abernathy (father of Dolores) was sincere and truly conscious during the interrogation, and that Dr. Ford realized that and cleverly covered that up by saying it's his former personalities interfering with his current one + Show Spoiler + I guess intended bug would be one way to put it, but personally, I feel that it's more of a setup for AI evolving...that scene, the cold storage facility, and Dolores killing the fly makes has me hooked and wondering how this series is going to develop | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
HBO’s Westworld looks like a hit. Sunday’s premiere episode delivered a strong 3.3 million viewers across its first two airings and streaming, industry sources say. That’s HBO’s biggest series premiere audience since the first season of True Detective nearly three years ago (January 2014). And True Detective stands as HBO’s largest series opening since Boardwalk Empire back in 2010. Westworld did way better than the network’s most recent expensive gamble, Vinyl, which opened to only 764,000 viewers last February and was canceled after a single season. The sci-fi series was down a bit from a show to which its frequently compared, Game of Thrones, which debuted to 4.2 million viewers across multiple airings back in 2011. Successful HBO dramas tend to often debut somewhat modest, then grow week after week due to word of mouth and subscribers getting a chance to catch up via On Demand, on DVR, and in repeats. Combined with its glowing reviews from critics, Sunday’s Westworld ratings set the stage for an extremely likely second season renewal. Source | ||
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Scarecrow
Korea (South)9172 Posts
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maybenexttime
Poland5731 Posts
On October 04 2016 21:31 imBLIND wrote: + Show Spoiler + I guess intended bug would be one way to put it, but personally, I feel that it's more of a setup for AI evolving...that scene, the cold storage facility, and Dolores killing the fly makes has me hooked and wondering how this series is going to develop + Show Spoiler + IIRC, Dr. Ford told his colleague that humanity reached an end and will not progress further. Perhaps his idea is to replace humans with artificial "life", not bound by the same limitations? | ||
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The_Red_Viper
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Harris1st
Germany7023 Posts
On October 04 2016 21:31 imBLIND wrote: + Show Spoiler + I guess intended bug would be one way to put it, but personally, I feel that it's more of a setup for AI evolving...that scene, the cold storage facility, and Dolores killing the fly makes has me hooked and wondering how this series is going to develop It's not a bug, it's a feature! On October 05 2016 00:28 The_Red_Viper wrote: Pretty good start! The only problem i see atm is that i doubt this can go on for multiple seasons tbh Why would you say that? I can see this go on forever! You can easily come up with neverending plots because it's kinda a whole new world we know pretty much nothing about... | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On October 05 2016 01:05 Harris1st wrote: It's not a bug, it's a feature! Why would you say that? I can see this go on forever! You can easily come up with neverending plots because it's kinda a whole new world we know pretty much nothing about... I mean there is a clear theme going on here, as soon as they decide to go discover it more i don't see how we can just show different parts of the world, etc I think i can see them doing 2-3 seasons max atm tbh, which would be totally fine btw! | ||
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jxx
Brazil307 Posts
On October 05 2016 00:28 The_Red_Viper wrote: Pretty good start! The only problem i see atm is that i doubt this can go on for multiple seasons tbh I don't remember where but I read they have 6 seasons mapped out already. But only the first one is confirmed. | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
So far it looks great, the acting was pretty good and the themes (obviously) are quite interesting. | ||
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Hexe
United States332 Posts
I wish they went more into the process of the guests visit. Is it a one day stay? Is there a curfew? etc. + Show Spoiler + I didn't buy that the father broke down over one picture of something he couldn't make out. Even from the interviews afterword he only spouts out pre programmed things in different ways. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
On October 05 2016 03:56 Hexe wrote: A lot better than the trailers made it, that's for sure. I wish they went more into the process of the guests visit. Is it a one day stay? Is there a curfew? etc. I didn't buy that the father broke down over one picture of something he couldn't make out. Even from the interviews afterword he only spouts out pre programmed things in different ways. The picture messed with his programming. | ||
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maybenexttime
Poland5731 Posts
On October 05 2016 03:56 Hexe wrote: A lot better than the trailers made it, that's for sure. I wish they went more into the process of the guests visit. Is it a one day stay? Is there a curfew? etc. I didn't buy that the father broke down over one picture of something he couldn't make out. Even from the interviews afterword he only spouts out pre programmed things in different ways. How do you know he spouted pre-programmed things? What is the spoiler policy for this thread, by the way? | ||
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BurningSera
Ireland19621 Posts
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