You know, sometimes I have to wonder if the super-saturation of humans vs. machines tales and the fact that it is a (perhaps THE) common acceptable trope amongst the general non-sci-fi audience (i.e. everybody) isn't directly due to the fact that it allows people to try and forget the fact that we are incapable of making even a dent in the humans vs. humans reality that the population is addicted to like free crack.
@badmotherfucker: Can that static, man! She's a soldier and knew the risks when she took the job. If she hadn't seen that movie for us, the whole battalion might be rolling on the theater floor clawing their eyes out.
Now the medic's done what he can but she's lost a lot of neurons on this one and needs the evac...
Studio: "Okay, so you're going to play a bunch of idiotic rodents..."Actors: "ohhhhh..."Studio: "...and then we'll release your families from the dungeon!"Actors: "Yay!" Nic Cage: "Can I be Speckles?"
Save yourselves! Watch this instead. Highly trained rodents on a critical mission with no obnoxious dialogue. I liked the gear these guys use, reminded me of The Borrowers.
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Good points, all responses, and thanks. I guess, again, humans vs. machines seems so replete, it made me muse.
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My dream now is for this and World War Z to be released the same summer.
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depends on what you think the target audience was.
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Fuck. You. ;)
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Now the medic's done what he can but she's lost a lot of neurons on this one and needs the evac...
...GET TO THA CHOPPAA!!!
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That said, every time I hear this title I think nVidia somehow made a movie. One that I would prefer to see.
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