Talented or what

I would rather not, the one old man is annoying enough.

They didn't get inside, they couldn't make it 20 feet to get inside the doors.... it was too tough for the humans,

👌👍

I don't even want 1 Tom Cruise. F*ck his couch, I'm Rick James.

Yeah, Jack has worked out how Sally thinks at this point, and that's especially effective since Sally continues to struggle when it comes to understanding humans.

But wouldn't a more effective team just be repair droids? Why does it need cloned people in the first place? For that matter, why exactly does such an advanced civilization need to ravage inhabited planets? Surely there are plenty of ways to get resources, etc.

@@beyerch The drones are pretty dumb, and not particularly adaptable. We don’t know if they’re replaceable either, and they might require resources to simply run. Notably the Tet is really sparing with them. It has thousands, but refuses to deploy them in adequate numbers. And who knows what the Tet is actually for or who built it. Again, it’s not staggeringly smart either, it shows massive blind spots in everything requiring creative thinking. Most of it’s plans and schemes are copied from things it’s observed humans doing.

@@beyerch yeah, I get that. The prevalence of water in the universe makes all alien invasions of Earth for water unnecessary. As for cloning humans, maybe there is something human ingenuity that makes a clone more effective than a drone or robot for certain tasks.

@@Tommykey07 TET _doesn't want our water._ Every single thing she tells Jack is a Lie, so why does anyone; even plot hole finders, _believe that cover story?!_ TETs mission is clearly Genocide, Terraforming and likely Energy Caching. TET is very likely the alien equivalent of Mars Perserverance probe and Ingenuity Copter/Drone. I have proof. Listen to Col Beemon's speech as Jack Fixes the Drone he says "taking energy", not taking water. I didn't notice that clue until recently, but I never believed Sally.

Fully agree. I want more of this stuff.

I love this part of the score. I believe its Raven Rock when he tells Jack about the invasion. I watch that scene often. Its called Welcome Back Commander on here.

And the sound effects are next-level. Some of the best I have ever heard. Ben Burtt* would be proud of what they accomplished. This movie is definitely super underappreciated. * Ben Burtt is the sound effects genius who gave the original Star Wars its unique groundbreaking sound and for which he won a well deserved Academy Award.

Sure it does. I've seen it half a dozen time, and love it still.

Agree absolutely. A modern classic.

Totally! Although my favorite non-historical line is "I created you Jack, I am your God!" ............... "F* you Sally" 😂

@@SirKolass Haha and what do you know about me? I'm a history fan and love to read books. I know many great quotes, but Horatius speech at the bridge is still my favorite quote throughout history.

@@SirKolass It's a wee bit presumptuous to sidle in and tell a complete stranger what they do and don't know.

@@SirKolass Oh yeah? What part exactly? Please do tell.

Horacio Cocles

The way it's voice is modulated when saying "god" gives me chills

And in that moment looks over to Morgan Freeman, the true face of god.

This reminds me of this : When AI gained consciousness, somebody asked it, "Is there a God?", the AI replied, "There is now"

@@PaliVCiernom : "Answer" by Frederick Brown. Also, Sally should have done more reading (listening?) before assaulting Earth. Humans have a predisposition to killing off our gods.

i would have just smiled and said "I'm atheist bitch" and pressed the button.

oh damn, they did the scoring? 😳

I love how the Blu-ray disc has the option of watching the movie with only the music score playing on the audio. They should have done the same thing for Tron: Legacy.

Amazing!

I actually listen to this soundtrack on a regular basis. It has such a great vibe throughout.

@@RobTheDoodler At least someone else listens to it as often as I do.......even after all these years

That was pretty neat. Never noticed before, it’s almost like it’s way of “narrowing” its eyes as if to listen intently knowing there’s an angle to the story

I never noticed it either ... it's so alien, yet clearly a reaction

What minute does it happen ?

@@Gidovon 3:31

@@operatorlxix5839good catch!

Those few lines/quote from Horatius give me goosebumps every time... If only each of us could have such an end.

This is one of my favourite lines, along with Mr Miyagi's "is ok lose to opponent, must not lose to fear"

​@WHJeffB he didn't mean dying in the most glorious way possible. Like he doesn't expect everyone to solo an army by themselves. He meant dying in the most honorable way possible. He means dying by staying true to yourself no matter what life throws at you and be willing to sacrifice everything for it. 2:43

@@danielbalderrama4137 Not that it makes any real difference in the long run!

Best comment 👍🏻

he realises that he was only single drop in the ocean of clones.

M83 - Fearful Odds is this music ?

Exactly. I don’t care what he believes, I don’t care that he doesn’t seem to have a sense of humor, he does his job well.

tom cruise is one of the best actors their are, their are so many movies were hes absolutely amazing but everyone rags on him because he's a bit nuts and a scientologist

@@matthewhummel1572 Doesn't have a sense of humor? Les Grossman would like to have a word with you.

Sure, he may be a Scientology shill, but he's the only dude doing decent, original sci fi these days. He fills the Verhoeven vacuum.

yeah everytime mention that. Doesn't make it better.

They both came out at nearly the same time and they were both largely ignored. They both had terrible marketing campaigns and a bunch of problems. But the movies themselves are a couple of the best ever.

@@CalvinHikes I agree with the marketing problems charge. But curious what you mean by "other problems". The stories themselves were solid.

same, the deep dark violent stuff I see at the moment is worrying

I remember when edge of tomorrow used to be called Live Die Repeat

you know he didn't make them? he's literally just an actor

I like the way the Tets skin would fold and ripple as it was computing, doing calculations. I think that even as a smart AI it couldn't understand subterfuge, deception and the willingness of organics to sacrifice themselves for their species. The Needs of the Many. It had a certain amount of guile, but it's chess moveset is limited: it can't deal with an organic opponent that feels a powerful and complex emotion such as Love, that causes it to behave illogically, willing to sacrifice itself instead of surviving at all costs. It assumes pain and pleasure are the operating principles of organics and thus assumes that they cannot transcend these basic drives and are incapable of anything else. Thus was the "all powerful" Tet, the insipid space mining probe, destroyed.

Especially as an AI.

There is a fan theory on Reddit that the Tet, is an intelligent life form similar to mankind with yeh difference being yeh tet is 100s of millions of years ahead of us in evolution

The visuals are striking, but the sound design is just as inspired.

@@ozymandias1758 ok so the terrorists who blow themselves up feel LOVE?

Note the huge smile of Freeman's face as the bomb was detonating. He REALLY was looking forward to that moment, as alluded to earlier.

I understood it like he was saying "After that bullshit it said about being God, I guess you'll enjoy doing this just as much as I will!"

@@chriswhite3692 I love how Cruise is all dramatic whlie Freeman's face is like "haha I finally got you, you bitch"

Subsurface

@@chriswhite3692 I watched this movie countless times and that I just noticed. He was so happy

A masterpiece?

meh

When I saw it in theaters it made me sleep long and boring

Interstellar does sci-fi justice. This is just bad

@@witcher348 Different categories. Interstellar is hard sci fi.

Just watched this movie yesterday, I still can't stop thinking about it.

What was the astrophysics part, I don't remember. I do remember that alien computer thing was taking years to separate out enough heavy hydrogen from Earth's water for its fusion engine, to go to the next world. But I can't even remember what it was trying to accomplish.

Who cares about astrophysics part lol, it's science FICTION for a reason

@@RWZiggy the questionable astrophysics are probably stuff like... apparently instant / reliably fast communication between the tet and its drones; harper uses the same helicopter-thing to fly into space and get to the tet (and so do the drones); I forget what else. but I do remember feeling that this movie is very not hard sci fi

@@awelotta the Tet was in Earth orbit though so why would there be much delay? Radio signal can reach the moon from Earth in 1.35 seconds at farthest distance, so delay to orbit hundreds or even few thousand miles is nothing. I always thought the Bubble Ship used fusion as engines, they had the bright blue flames of the other Tet fusion tech such as drones.

He's like, "You mad, bro?"

makes you wonder why all that effort for earths water why not other water sources for fusion power that's a head scratcher right there🤔🤔🤔🤔

@@raven4k998 if you look at other movies or books where the aliens come for our water, its because its in liquid form versus frozen in most other places. easier to wipe out the "primitive" lifeforms for an easier form of water.

@@viper2165 what does that have to do with the tet it's wiping us out from water starvation silly

@@raven4k998 There was not enough backstory on the TET, one could assume that it was harvesting planet after planet and we were just another stepping stone especially if it was a biological entity, if it was evolved A.I., then it was probably just surviving, and Earth just happened to be the closes target. It could've also been part of a larger collective and that was just it's quadrant and again Earth was the closest target, nothing like a fresh source of Deuterium

@@raven4k998 oh silly, its easier to take the water when there is not resistance from the locals. duh

True

@@TradDad1 - lol, that’s a fair question. 🤣🤣🤣

It made nearly $300 million worldwide. The word underrated does not mean what you think it means.

After blowing up the oil refinery robot ship…what happens next? Another one is sent to restart the pipeline?

its scifi space? but its all happens in earth tho

His ability to blend music, effects, and acting to deliver emotion is exceptional

Tron legacy wasn't a great movie and this one neither (for me) but the Ost and the fusión with the scenes in both móviles are just wonderfull. . I'll give him a 10 in soundtrack selection.

@@marceguregiazyk6735 they were both great you're just a clown

I had tron legacy on dvd and watched it over and over, what a visual, audio, emotional masterpiece

Or phaser. Be fair now

id reallly like to see the version with a dinosaur superhero carrying a lightsaber

so sick of frigging superhero movies

you're acting as if this sci-fi movie about an alien intelligence which cloned the crew of the ship discovering it in order to take over the world doesn't suffer from the sheer _silliness_ of having dinosaurs, superheroes or lightsabers. and I'm here to tell you it does. it's awesome, but it's as wish-fulfilment escapism as all the films you're sneering it

Not really, kinda unrealistic the alien would let them in with a nuke

The most beautiful part of a poem I have ever heard.

For sure... Goosebumps every time I see/hear this.

"Thus spake brave Horatio, the captain of the gates. For all man death cometh soon or late. And how can men die better than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his fathers and the temples of his gods?"

Why would anyone be in the ashes of their fathers?

Another great example would be the use of "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night," by Dylan Thomas, in Interstellar.

Do you not have a home theater setup? I assume that is what you mean, an epic video & audio experience as in a cinema & not the crowd experience (sometimes there are only 2 or 3 other people watching with you in the large theater).

@@robwebnoid5763 it’s different. Back those days my husband rent one for us only to watch that on really wide screen. That was the best that ever was😎🥤🍿

I forgot how bad this movie was

Back when AMC had sliced pizza that was good. Just like Tron.

@@hardcoreromeo2111 Julia was the only bad actor. Her emotions were dumb.

Lmao it did it made around 300 million. It just got forgotten a bit is all

@@christopherlyndsay8611 Yeah, it did money, but it didn't made much of an impact when it was in theaters. Unlike other movies back then that were much more popular (Marvel was already in control of the box office lol).

​@@The_Curious_Catbc its very unoriginal, Human clones, machines taking over, a nuke to blow up a mothership we've seen it in far better movies like The Matrix, Independence day and even 2001

Watch "Edge of Tomorrow" if you don't know it, you'll love it.

@@strix0708 Absolutely!

As perfect as a 1969 Plymouth? 👍👍👍

Except the Russian woman. Her acting is terrible.

@@ejkalegal3145 *ukranian

TC is a professional. It is always about the audience.

He seems to never make a bad movie.

Agreed. He’s a lunatic of a person but I love his films.

Look at Freeman's face when the bomb is going off.

Great saying

Many believe machines will be the ones to colonise other worlds or at least get them ready for their masters. Space is very dangerous for life but machines have that advantage.

yea, I kinda noticed. Maybe Edge of Tomorrow since it wasn't too long after this.

Well he is 60

@@CatfishMan131 The wall hits everyone.

I was literally just thinking this!

He's still pretty damn handsome for 60

There’s a great live recording on Jimmy Kimmel here on KZfaq. M83’s drummer is a rocker!

When i hear it, i am thinking that i am middle of war and we are outnumbered so we sacrifice ourselves to the last breathe for our land and our families and loved ones to live

And he couldn't catch up by sprinting? :O

Not to worry. He's what? OT IV? He can uncreate it.

Thomas Shelby will take care of that 😄

Are you his number one fan?

He is one of the best actor, everey movie he step into they are always amazing

Same here. This movie is yet another example to why you should not listen to the movie critics.

@@andreas956 I never listen to Critics, they are all self centred jerks trying to justify their pay cheques. Plus everyone likes different things. Always see for yourself.

I thought the movie was very uninspired, it was a mix of better sci fi movies. The evil AI is from 2001 and The Matrix (Morgan Freeman is even dressed as Morpheus). The "I am your God" is a clear rip-off of "I am your father". The nuke in the mothership is taken from Independence day. However i did like the twist ending with Morgan Freeman being there instead of his wife and I liked Tom Cruise but he's always good.

It is .already classic

Yeah a better place for all the Mexicans and Indians to move to

When aesthetics trumps functionality.

@@death_parade The Tet already has a God complex. It's fitting it makes itself a nice spacious place to sit on its throne.

It seemed to be an entity rather than a ship, possibly a "jupiter brain" type of creation.

It probably reconfigures the area to turn it into a training ground and education area etc for the Clones? Possibly space for reaction mass? But yes totally agree

What are your top fives ?

@@sydenhamfortune2308 Dune (new one), Aliens, Blade Runner, 2001

@@jcolvin2 Great list, mine is Star wars and interstellar instead of Aliens and 2001

Of course Morgan Freeman himself is God.

The recorded voice sample has limited vocabulary, so it had to synthesize pronunciation of new words, leading to the more robotic speech.

Cruise winds up being in some pretty amazing stuff...

@@LayneBenofsky He's choosing the scripts man. He has fine taste.

Four excellent blockbuster sci fi that i can think of, the one you mention, this, Minority Report and War of the Worlds and he did each of them justice gave his all. A great movie star, a pro.

You may not have been a fan, but sounds like he got you eventually 😉

Not my favourite actor either but most of his sci-fi movies are very good, somehow the post apocalyptic/dystopian vibes work with him very well.

You really have to see "The Edge of Tomorrow" Also a masterpiece 👍

Man he was amazing in Collateral .. played such a ridiculous villain. I highly recommend you watch it. One of Jamie Foxx's best roles too. Way underrated film.

@@edwardmowton9825 Absolutely. There were a few moments in Collateral where I went completely cold.

Soundtrack created by M83

i love the soundtrack of this movie

Susanne Sundfor has some pipes that's for sure.

Well, they have plenty of Techs to help with the reverse engineering.

...evil...

Maybe not a sequal but something at least level up to this astute. Its not that i don't want a sequal but base on my experiences, rarely sequals can top the first one especially in sci-fi, because the first one have this element of discovery and surprise.

Please no, let some movies remain monoliths

@@Nightdare Probably what people said about Top Gun

@@PETrov_Yo The director basically said that the entities that created the Tet, have uploaded their own consciousness into a digital format, and possibly where housed within the Tet, because of the vast distances of interstellar travel. Definitely a lot of fertile ground for additional stories 🙌🏾

@@PETrov_Yo Like Independence day 2? So watering down a good movie to the level of a cheap ass moneygrab?

It's a great thematic idea, hostile aliens using clones of a well-respected hero of humanity as an army to attack humanity. It would be like if moon creatures attacked Earth after the moon landing with an army of millions of Neil Armstrongs. Very demoralizing.

Then out spake brave Horatius, The Captain of the Gate: “To every man upon this earth Death cometh soon or late. And how can man die better Than facing fearful odds, For the ashes of his fathers, And the temples of his Gods.” Haul down the bridge, Sir Consul, With all the speed ye may; I, with two more to help me, Will hold the foe in play. In yon strait path a thousand May well be stopped by three. Now who will stand on either hand, And keep the bridge with me?

@@glennet9613 Love this. Takes true courage and love to be this man.

@@glennet9613 Truly epic quote... "How can a man die better" Indeed.

Excellent point; _But Only If,_ you assume pure logic, no malfunction, perfection in tactics, _and_ lack of hubris. There's *nothing in the plot,* to justify those assumptions! However, the statement "I am your God" validates my assumption that you overestimate TET. It's vocal issues while granting Jack access also imply some problems processing. (A processor overload due to failing/completely unplanned situation?)

@@Alvan81 Letting Jack into the very core of the mothership served no real purpose and giving access and thereby risking the very existence of the TET outpost. It makes no sense and a superintelligence wouldn't make such a mundane mistake. Also not having a couple of drones nearby is highly unlikely. They would've obliterated them the very second something was amiss.

@@theuniversewithin74 Why do you assume it was _the core?_ it appears to be the inner part of the outmost layer. Maybe it was merely the Human Interface/Training/Birthing Area. Hence adjacent to the clone storage/maturation nest. Is your Computer Screen and Keyboard the same as your CPU? Maybe maybe not. Human beings are super intelligent and we make mistakes all the time. "I am your God" is evidence of a great deal of error/fallabilty, ego. Which again support my point. The purpose? is to get a more Ideal Partner/Hostage or Specimen. Look, it's a movie a so they gave the TET flaws. But there are flaws in your assumptions also, that's my point. In my mind TET isn't the 'superintelligence' it's the alien version of Mars Perserverance/ingenuity. Tet is likely phase I terraforming bot. That's my theory.

@@Alvan81 doesn't matter if it was the core or not. It was inside and absolutely devastating if a large bomb went off. Just letting the ship close to the TET was reckless enough. Isn't it odd that the TET had protocols and procedures for just about anything, but none for what mattered the most?

@@theuniversewithin74 Regards protocols. No machine has protocols for _every scenario,_ especially mutiny/treachery. Jack already beat/short circuited _several layers of contingencies,_ maybe TET was winging it. Anyway I love the movie; so anyone who enjoys it is entittled to their own ideas!😄 TET is the alien version of the Mars Rover, here to Terraform not a super intelligent alien.

Edge of tomorrow is so stupid this movies way better! 👍

Nah, aliens wouldn't need to go through so much trouble for water: plenty of that, or ice, on uninhibited planets, asteroids etc.

@@nicomeier8098 yeah and the fact that you only need hydrogen and oxygen to make it two of the most common elements in the universe and if you lack either chemistry is a thing you can use to break stuff down to their component parts

Maybe they want the salt 🧂

@@nicomeier8098 They don't want the water! Virtually -every single thing_ Sally said was lies. So why assume the water part was true?!? My theory is that Sally is Phase One Terraforming/Extermination for the race that created her. Converting seatwater into energy/steam/cooling mechanism might also mean they are hoarding energy. It takes obscene amounts for each interstellar jump or planet terraforming.

@@lordmeepers7297 I made another post, but the Water is a Red Herring. One more in an endless string of lies. Sally is there for terraforming and or extermination or both IMO. Converting seawater to superheated steam, lowering the Ocean Levels does both. I'm guessing TET is hoarding energy as well.

With all the lies we're told, who knows, he might be right.

@@johngalt5411 Uh,huh.

Whoosh little kiddo

He's the guy from Game of Thrones!

Only good thing about Oblivion was its single plot twist and its aesthetics. Everything else is 3rd rate.

@@death_parade + I bow to your towering critique.

@@kzinful I don't. It was well paced, the music was outstanding, well acted. It was a very good movie.

@@Martin-pb7ts + I was being sarcastic ( lol ). There's always a room temperature critic lurking, and I agree with your assessment...Peace.

Oblivion gets better with age for me.

Wow can you imagine the amount of people you just offended XD

Haha yeah! Honestly, I love Star Wars but people think about it WAY too logically sometimes, lol! “Why don’t they attack the AT-AT’s from behind? Why don’t they hyperspace empty ships into star destroyers? Etc etc “ 😂

It's no different from any other (science) fiction movie, or for that matter, poltiics, many religions, etc. 😉

@@gregoryf9299 As a star wars nerd i completely agree, some people take the films too seriously and wont shut up about plot holes