trailer break: ‘Moon’Take a break from work: watch a trailer... Three years on the Moon, and two weeks to go? Oh, this can’t be good. That’s like being a movie cop and talking about how you’re getting ready to retire. That’s like being a soldier in a WWII movie and showing around a picture of your sweetheart who’s waiting at home for you. It’s a death sentence, right? Also: Smiley-faced computers are gonna creep me out after this, aren’t they? And Kevin Spacey’s computer voice is gonna be all, “I’m sorry, Sam, I’m afraid I can’t do that,” isn’t it? Moon opens in the U.S. on June 12, and in the U.K. on July 17. support
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posted by JoshDM (Wed May 13 09, 2:43PM)
Lols @ discovery of clones of self. :D
posted by RogerBW (Thu May 14 09, 7:39AM)
Looks good. I will be immeasurably happier if the AI turns out not to be a bad guy, mind. (Mutter, mutter, biochauvinists...)
posted by Victor Plenty (Thu May 14 09, 8:06PM)
So... another dystopia where space is a one-way ticket to exploitation, insanity, and/or agonizing death.
Whoa! Deja vu!
(And people wonder why there isn't more overwhelming public support for space exploration.)
posted by Jason M (Fri May 15 09, 10:22PM)
Sam Rockwell is peculiarly gifted IMO. Not many make me feel a character's inner life like he does. I first began taking notice in Galaxy Quest. His work in Joshua and Snow Angels especially cemented him as exceptionally gifted in my mind.
I'll see it just because of Rockwell and Spacey (both incredibly talented actors who are extremely selective in their roles).
Let us know MaryAnn. I think I might be a tiny bit jealous, and that happens surprisingly infrequently.
posted by Shadowen (Sat May 16 09, 8:58PM)
Pretty sure the computer won't be all HAL, MaryAnn. When he reached out to Sam and patted him on the shoulder and said in a tone that was actually comforting, "I know," I knew he couldn't be HAL-ish. He might go evil for a different reason, but he has too much affection for Sam.