Honestly I don’t know. They sent it to my dad Sept. 10th and he forwarded it to me because he knew I was excited about this show (I leech my parent’s HBO Now account). The longest part was waiting for the results of my personal evaluation. It was almost two weeks I believe. I came back as a bounty hunter. I took a…
It seems there are some human staffers in the park who aren’t guests. Not regularly, but Jeffrey Wright’s programming assistant was there at the end in period dress to shut down the updated robots. And loose dialogue makes mention of the security staff and operations going into the park in disguise to handle certain…
Well the discussion between about what management wants out of this and the different expectations. Maybe the brain patterns and looks of all of these “hosts” are in fact dead individuals. That would explain the comment about Lazarus. Once they’ve finally truly replicated a human being with all their memories etc.…
“What are the real plans for the park” I think management has plans to turn the ‘hosts’ into a host as in army. The shooting demonstration by Hector’s outlaw pal was impressive. Think of all those in-storage bots with lightning reflexes and weapon handling skills. The park is a training facility for the bots to refine…
Actually, that makes a lot of sense. A programmed horse will never buck you off, and can make adjustments for a rider that’s not used to it. Great reply - I hadn’t thought of that.
3. Horse riding is dangerous for novices..I imagine they are creating the horses as to keep up the “no harming humans” rule
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It sure looked like they could track each host and if they had a programming problem in real time. My guess would be that they would also be able to track guests. It seems like that would open up some very reach and powerful people to blackmail!
Did anyone else have guilty thoughts at the end? Like they just replaced her dad and even though they were just androids I was like that’s cold. And then I started thinking about all the times people are fired or quit at the various jobs I’ve had and how you never really talk about them with their replacement kind of…
16) Are all animals in the park created by the company or just the horses? The trailer shows a clear image of a wolf later in the season (real or fake?). The flies are likely real, but will the same glitching affect the horses? If a horse glitches out can it buck an outsider and break the “no harm to humans” rule?
Hail Hydra?
Why are we assuming Ed Harris is the gunslinger? Just because he appears to be the antagonist? Was it mentioned somewhere? He’s billed as The Man in Black everywhere I can find.
They use sayings in the show to activate and deactivate. It’s possible that the saying activated some kind of expanded conscious or access to her overwritten memories.
Pretty sure guests could kill each other with bladed weapons, bare hands, chairs, what have you. Of course, this would be recorded by who knows how many cameras and other surveillance methods and would result in them gettting arrested/killed by the security team. That should be incentive enough for rich people not to…
Agreed on control. In what world does a company allow it’s property to be destroyed like that?
My main question was what was with that one host and the milk but to each their own.
The milk was a reference to the earlier movie where the androids had white blood.
I think the picture under buddy’s scalp was a maze. Didn’t get a good look, but either the map of one or just a maze itself.
Enjoyed the premiere and can’t wait to see more. I especially liked the repeated visual cues like the milk / white liquid and flies crawling over the eyes of hosts. Definitely will be watching for more of these to see if they have any particular significance.