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ungodlywarlock wrote:Though, everytime I see them include the part of him rolling out of the ship in his wheelchair I laugh because I think "Dude has a giant walking mech standing right behind him, and technology hasn't given him something besides a fucking wheelchair?"

Plenty of nerds have been whining about this. The actual explanation is that the dude is from a total PoS version of future Earth; the technology exists but he (and many) are way too poor to get it. Even in the trailer it's made clear that the leg-fixin' is a dangled carrot.

Necrometer wrote:

MANTIS wrote:Apparently Saw VI is all about how healthcare providers refused to help Kramer's cancer.

Hahaha... the traps are ... UNINSURED PATIENTS!!!!

Actually, the people in the traps are the insurance assholes.

Might actually be fun to see shitty insurance reps get tortured now that I think about it.

MANTIS wrote:Might actually be fun to see shitty insurance reps get tortured now that I think about it.

I was actually stupid enough to attend an "insurance review" which consisted of some fat old man simultaneously kissing my ass and trying to scare me into giving them MORE money every month. I assured him I had no assets and no dependents and I GTFO.

Necrometer wrote:

ungodlywarlock wrote:Though, everytime I see them include the part of him rolling out of the ship in his wheelchair I laugh because I think "Dude has a giant walking mech standing right behind him, and technology hasn't given him something besides a fucking wheelchair?"

Plenty of nerds have been whining about this. The actual explanation is that the dude is from a total PoS version of future Earth; the technology exists but he (and many) are way too poor to get it. Even in the trailer it's made clear that the leg-fixin' is a dangled carrot.

That's pretty fucking cool, actually.
Also, not sure if it's borrowed from something else (as is common with trailers), but the score sounded great too.

ungodlywarlock wrote:Also, not sure if it's borrowed from something else (as is common with trailers), but the score sounded great too.

I guess there's stuff from the Seven Pounds trailer and The Island's trailer. It works well enough! At least it wasn't the Requiem for a Dream music they drop in every trailer...

The first piece of music in the new Avatar trailer is called "Im Lincoln" by Steve Jablonsky. Originally from the musical score of The Island. Elizabeth: The Golden Age used it in their trailer 2 years AFTER The Island came out.

Maybe that "epic" stuff at the end is original?

Necrometer wrote:

MANTIS wrote:Might actually be fun to see shitty insurance reps get tortured now that I think about it.

I was actually stupid enough to attend an "insurance review" which consisted of some fat old man simultaneously kissing my ass and trying to scare me into giving them MORE money every month. I assured him I had no assets and no dependents and I GTFO.

Sounds more horrifying than Saw VI could hope to be.

Necrometer wrote:Hahaha, if I knew I'd be up as late as I was last night, maybe I would have. I wish I could un-see the second (and most recent) Saw movie which I saw, and I'm sure the same would be true for the sixth.

I liked part II until the ending, which sent me into a blind rage because it was so fucking stupid. Ruined the series for me, haven't watched a second of the ones that followed it.

Come on, Mantis... give in...
http://buzzcuts.uproxx.com/movies/9089

BTW I am totally an internet hero until this this is released online Thursday, or until someone else comes up with a better bootleg. Every single copy online is from my vid

The story sounds awful and the Disney-fied aliens might as well be Ewoks but, who am I kidding, I'm gonna get blazed as fuck and see this opening day because James Cameron + $300 million.

I would not readily fuck an Ewok.

Going to see this on 3d digi imax on release day...yesssss

You certainly have not, 655321. You've been very helpful, and you've shown a genuine desire to reform.

Now then. Face the wall. Bend over and touch your toes.

Cheers for bootlegging that ross, watched it with sound and I like what I see!

Watched it. Good job Ross. Trailer didn't make me want to see it any more than I already do though

After seeing the extended trailer (thanks Ross) and getting a better grasp of the story I am starting to come around about this flick. It may be worthwhile afterall.

Oh, no problem, gentlemen - my pleasure!

MANTIS wrote:Watched it. Good job Ross. Trailer didn't make me want to see it any more than I already do though

Fair enough.

Necrometer wrote:LOL @ gun/arm mushing on the mech:

they totally fixed this in the new trailer, BTW

In fact that whole shot is remarkably different, they fixed the lighting and everything so it looks gritty instead of shiny and shitty

Also, more ripoff alert: http://io9.com/5390226/did-james-camero ... ns-novella

Necrometer wrote:Also, more ripoff alert: http://io9.com/5390226/did-james-camero ... ns-novella

It's nearly impossible to come up with an original idea anymore. You think you've come up with something new and it's virtually guaranteed someone else thought of it first. Also lol @ Harlan "I don't write sci-fi...wait what's this? robots from the future was my idea SUESUESUE" Ellison

Hahaha, I don't think it's terrible, but Cameron should be more up-front or something. I probably posted it, but this Winds of Altair book is another super-similar story: http://www.amazon.com/Winds-Altair-Ben- ... 0812532279

The bottom line is that 95+% of viewers don't give a crap. I mean, look at The Matrix... who really cares that it was cobbled together from so much other sci-fi?

Necrometer wrote:Hahaha, I don't think it's terrible, but Cameron should be more up-front or something. I probably posted it, but this Winds of Altair book is another super-similar story: http://www.amazon.com/Winds-Altair-Ben- ... 0812532279

And they even mention in that other article you posted that it's all ripped off from Rudyard Kipling anyway just in spaaaaaaaaaaaaace

That article didn't mention that in addition to "Call me Joe" Poul Anderson also wrote a novel called "The Avatar"

Seriously.

Coincidence?

I think we all agree that it's a blatant ripoff!

Anyway, new trailer goes online/HD in less than 24 hours.

I smell a lawsuit.

I smell my own BO. Its really hot here in the office.