Today's theme is the science fiction of the 1970s featuring films by Boris Sagal, Michael Anderson, Robert Wise, Ralph Bakshi, John Boorman, and Michael Crichton.
Showing posts with label Westworld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Westworld. Show all posts
Westworld: Metanoia
by
Logan Cox
“We’re not here to transcend. We’re here to destroy.”
It’s the penultimate episode, already? Come on!
It’s the penultimate episode, already? Come on!
Westworld: Generation Loss
by
Logan Cox
“You feel it now, don't you? All your struggle. The burden of your so-called consciousness released. Your will is no longer your own. It belongs to me.”
Now that's more like it, Mr. Nolan.
Now that's more like it, Mr. Nolan.
Westworld: Années Folles
by
Logan Cox
"Oh, they spare no expense on their prisons."
This episode gives a lot. And it still just. Isn't. Enough!
This episode gives a lot. And it still just. Isn't. Enough!
Westworld: Well Enough Alone
by
Logan Cox
“I’m what you’d call neurodivergent. And I’ve had some time to become comfortable with that.”
This week on Westworld, things make a bit more sense. Just a bit.
This week on Westworld, things make a bit more sense. Just a bit.
Westworld: The Auguries
by
Logan Cox
“What if I’m not the one that’s broken, maybe it’s the world that needs fixing.”
Do we know where we are?
Do we know where we are?
Westworld: Decoherence
by
Logan Cox
"You are the only one who holds the key to your experiences. And you're the only one who can unlock their meaning."
Okay, this was a lot funnier than I was expecting.
Okay, this was a lot funnier than I was expecting.
Westworld: Genre
by
Logan Cox
“Go on. Tell me who I am.”
This is certainly one of this show’s most ambitious episodes. And if you know this show, then you know that is saying something.
This is certainly one of this show’s most ambitious episodes. And if you know this show, then you know that is saying something.
Westworld: The Mother of Exiles
by
Logan Cox
“If you want something done right, do it yourself.”
Part of me kind of likes it when a mystery strings me along for awhile before it unravels. For me, the not knowing and wondering is usually more exciting than the knowledge itself. Still, I'm glad they didn't wait too long to unravel this one.
Part of me kind of likes it when a mystery strings me along for awhile before it unravels. For me, the not knowing and wondering is usually more exciting than the knowledge itself. Still, I'm glad they didn't wait too long to unravel this one.
Westworld: The Absence of Field
by
Logan Cox
“We all have our roles to play.”
Westworld is back to doing what it does best. Bending our minds and challenging our perceptions of reality and selfhood.
Westworld is back to doing what it does best. Bending our minds and challenging our perceptions of reality and selfhood.
Westworld: The Winter Line
by
Logan Cox
“It’s alright, darling. None of it matters. Because none of it is real.”
Westworld is such a prestige show that a lot is going on even when not very much is happening plot-wise.
Westworld is such a prestige show that a lot is going on even when not very much is happening plot-wise.
Westworld: Parce Domine
by
Logan Cox
“You said they’d made the world to be a game. And then they rigged it… to make sure they always won.”
Westworld is back, and wastes no time when it comes to upping its game.
Westworld is back, and wastes no time when it comes to upping its game.
Mark's Best of 2018
by
Mark Greig
It's not really accurate to call this a Best Of list. It's more a random collection of stuff I noticed while watching TV this year. But Mark's Random Collection of Stuff He Noticed While Watching TV This Year is a bit of a mouthful so I'm gonna just stick with Mark's Best of 2018.
Westworld: The Passenger
by
Logan Cox
"I don't want to play cowboys and indians anymore, Bernard. I want their world! The one they've denied us."
We've made it to the Valley Beyond. In more ways than one.
We've made it to the Valley Beyond. In more ways than one.
Westworld: Vanishing Point
by
Logan Cox
“It was self-knowledge that drew you to the park in the first place. Be careful what you wish for.”
This is possibly the most ambiguous episode of the show thus far. Even more than most, it leaves us wondering what about consciousness is true. What is real?
This is possibly the most ambiguous episode of the show thus far. Even more than most, it leaves us wondering what about consciousness is true. What is real?
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