Goyer is a hack. Look through his IMDB and his successes are always helmed by directors who can also write - Nolan, Del Toro. He's purely an ideas man, who's carved a niche out as the "comics book movie guy". As soon as he got his own movie, Blade Trilogy, it became very apparent. Snipes is supposed to have been…

thanks for sharing such a wicked burn with us all.

last episode - in the hidden house, Ford shows Bernard a photo of Ford and Arnold when they were young. but there was clearly a person missing in the photograph. the whole right-side of it was empty. it was the original Bernard, but he couldn't see himself.
no one believed me at the time. go back and watch it. it…

"And yes I am forgetting Futureworld because that movie was a giant pile of shit."
seriously, how can you EXPECT me to have a serious conversation with you?

actually, technically, Yul Brynner is in FutureWorld.
there's a comment above that refers to an HBO interview that suggested the other Worlds were around. the real question is what kind of condition are they in? The time of the original film is obviously years earlier from now.
it's my assertion that it's EXACTLY the…

just got penciled in somewhere near the top of my "to watch" list…

also - "The original movie was just about robots breaking down and killing people".
this statement is another reason i'm not going to be wasting anymore time on you. jeez.

there were a couple of popular theories and that wasn't the one i was referring to.

you're forgetting FutureWorld, which was also the sequel.
in an interview the producers said it made sense to concentrate on one place for narrative reasons. it does. a remark from one of them suggested that they just weren't addressing the other "Worlds", not that they didn't exist.
as for ties to the movie or no……

and it couldn't have been repaired, because…

"There IS NO DIRECT TIES to the original movie."
and the Lost writers said the main fan theory about how it would end was wrong, for several years. how'd that turn out?

"Elsie breaks every horror movie rule in a span of seconds."

if anything parts of the score sounded like they were lifted wholesale out of Tron: Legacy. with a few Deus Ex flourishes. it was certainly a departure from the norm (which i really dug).

actually the best song was -
"She says I'm taking my truck for granted, She says I'm taking my truck for granted…"

"You know, people just don't realise how far one packet of ramen noodles can go".

technology is an extension of ourselves. we develop things to create the ability to achieve goals we wish to achieve. so our use of technology is the ultimate expression of what we are - anything outside of our "mind" like an arm or a leg or a car or a gun, and the way we use them is an expression of our own drives,…

no. everything is fluid. it's the old "if a butterfly flaps it's wings thing". a new guest reacts to a situation in a different way to someone did yesterday. as a result a Host arrives at a destination at a different time, which leads to them setting someone off in a new direction - and so on and so on.
the roles…

it's not as simple as "i wouldn't hurt a fly" and then Delores slapping a fly. the fly had been a running motif - one even landing on an eyeball and getting no reaction. it was a bigger moment than you gave it credit for in it's meaning.

"…I hate the idea of HBO making a show about the delights of powerful people using powerless people as playthings."

good call.
it's a show about two people somehow stumbling through the normal highs and lows of a long-term relationship while denying that it's happening. it's never a predictable show, but the real nature and course of the relationship has always been a constant.