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"Movies of Cyberpunk Interest" Reviews?
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 PostPosted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 11:38 am Reply with quote  
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  Burnt_Lombard
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V'Ger definitely brings up certain CP themes, as do the Borg. It's too bad it's takes over 2hours of driving to find Vger in the 1st film. Thumbs Down


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Burnt_Lombard wrote:
V'Ger definitely brings up certain CP themes, as do the Borg. It's too bad it's takes over 2hours of driving to find Vger in the 1st film. Thumbs Down


Yes, the film is really extremely slow. (Because of this, many fans frequently call the film "The Slow Motion Picture".) Nevertheless,personally, I think TMP is one of the most amazing Star Trek Movies. Especcially the "take off" of the Enterprise in Space Dock and some of the interiors of the ship, e.g. the landing bay are among the most interesting visual effects of all Star Trek Films.

I agree that the Star Trek plots with the Borg contain cyberpunk themes, too.


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The korean film "I'm a Cyborg but that's OK" is also partly cyberpunk related although the cyberpunk elements in the movie are mostly only delusions of a severely mental ill woman. I think the main thematic and some of the visuals are indeed very cyberpunk.


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  SSJKamui
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Today, I found the following tailer of the japanese Movie Tokyo Gore Police on Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bNuHJmtTpQ (Note: The Trailer contains a few violent scenes,but they are not as extreme as some other scenes of the movie.)

Many scenes of it looked very cyberpunk. Especially the Guy with the huge rocket launcher. (Most of the backgrounds shown in the Trailer looked very cyberpunk, too. )

The story sounded quite Biopunk and there is a privatization of law enforcement, where the police becomes a part of a corporation.

Can this movie be considered Cyberpunk or at least cyberpunk related?


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Looks interesting.

Corporatization of police is definitely an element of cyberpunk, although it appears to only go that far.

I'd still like to check it out.
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tonehog wrote:
Looks interesting.

Corporatization of police is definitely an element of cyberpunk, although it appears to only go that far.

I'd still like to check it out.


Yes, from what I heard about the movie, it sounded like it's mostly a standart mad scientist story with Cyberpunk elements and not like a very innovative cyberpunk story, but from the visual side, it really looks extremely interesting.


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I watched it the other night. I took it as a comedy - it's not a film to take seriously, most certainly. Some of the editing styles were interesting, some cliche.
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tonehog wrote:
I watched it the other night. I took it as a comedy - it's not a film to take seriously


From what I saw of the film, I absolutely agree.

Some of the "fake commercials" were truly extremely macabre, but also very funny. (I really like black humour. Wink)


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tonehog wrote:

Corporatization of police is definitely an element of cyberpunk, although it appears to only go that far.


I guess you could look at this in two ways:]

1) Privatisation of police services is bad (as the big businesses gain even more control)

or

2) Privatisation of police services is good, as it moves towards an anarcho society, where people engage police services in a more voluntary fashion (a la some of Neal Stephenson's settings)
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