Tricia Helfer should be available, right?You just wanted a sexy femmebot, didn't you, you filthy robosexual you.
Ahhh yes, the 80s.Reminds me a bit of this, too:
Tricia Helfer should be available, right?
God, I'm offended on multiple levels. Mostly because it's not funny. And the other thing.
Since he keeps the helmet on and Dredd has no character traits they can use anybody for the role.
Not really, Urban was the perfect Dredd, don't want another Stallone retread.
You just wanted a sexy femmebot, didn't you, you filthy robosexual you.
+1This is like everything I've ever wanted from a TV show
What did Urban bring to the role? He delivered monotone lines and did not emote. The director is responsible for it not being a Stallone retread.
What did Urban bring to the role? He delivered monotone lines and did not emote. The director is responsible for it not being a Stallone retread.
He is the goddamn LAW.
I tell you what he didn't bring, depth and complexity, and that's a very very good thing in a movie like Dredd.What did Urban bring to the role? He delivered monotone lines and did not emote. The director is responsible for it not being a Stallone retread.
The tagline has to be "Fighting Crime in a Future Time."
I tell you what he didn't bring, depth and complexity, and that's a very very good thing in a movie like Dredd.
Also, he looked like grumpy cat the entire run of the film and kept his fucking helmet on, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
That was my point. Anyone could play Dredd.
You just wanted a sexy femmebot, didn't you, you filthy robosexual you.
Oh right, the 'robot' is a person pretending to be a robot (aka Couldn't Afford the CGI). I wonder if there is a wisecrack about how good he is at dancing the robot.
Hilarious.
Oh right, the 'robot' is a person pretending to be a robot (aka Couldn't Afford the CGI). I wonder if there is a wisecrack about how good he is at dancing the robot.
Hilarious.
You know I always hated that. I really fucking kinda hate that. I don't know if it counts as a trope or whatever but the cop out of making the robot a person just kinda ticks me off.
Reminds me a bit of this, too:
This is very Asimovian.
I approve!
Really wouldn't mind a remake of Alien Nation.
reminds me of Alan Moore's Top Ten, which ismaybedefinitely a good thing
You know I always hated that. I really fucking kinda hate that. I don't know if it counts as a trope or whatever but the cop out of making the robot a person just kinda ticks me off.
Obviously you can't have a robot, you need an android. An android that looks remarkably human except for skin colour that's slightly off or glowy eyes. Just write all the lines extremely literally and bang, robot cop sidekick. That way you can have the audience relate to the android, anthropomorphise the shit out of it. Have stories where he doesn't quite cry but secretly you think he did.
Two of the best 'sidekick robots' I've seen lately were Gerty from "Moon" and the robot from "Robot and Frank". Making it just a 'weird guy' defeats the purpose of the robot bit.
I refused to watch the new Battlestar Galactica for that very reason.You know I always hated that. I really fucking kinda hate that. I don't know if it counts as a trope or whatever but the cop out of making the robot a person just kinda ticks me off.
I refused to watch the new Battlestar Galactica for that very reason.
That and the fact they replaced face with a chick.
This makes me want an alien nation remake. It could be so damn awesome
p.s.
Fun fact, I once persuaded one of the less bright kids in high school that you can actually get drunk from spoiled milk.
As he had later found out, it's merely bypass the whole drunk thing and go straight to puking.
Good times.
Karl Urban is quickly replacing Christian Bale as GAF's crush. That's alright though, love me some Urban too.