I will watch 1 movie daily.

[HarrierDuBois]

Yeah that’s the whole point, he shouldn’t have been in an environment where he was sought after to use it, hence it’s not a utopia

My point is the general world around him seems like a utopia while he is the misfit arguably living in a personal dystopia.

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Yeah that’s the whole point, he shouldn’t have been in an environment where he was sought after to use it, hence it’s not a utopia

Or rather to rephrase specifically, the contrast between how happy the world outside him is and how unhappy the world he lives in is, is what makes the film powerful.

 

[slayer69]

My point is the general world around him seems like a utopia while he is the misfit arguably living in a personal dystopia.

Utopia is not so the correct word.

He lives in a dystopia.

If he were to live in a utopia, then there would never be a occurrence where he ever became a “misfit” to date an AI.

Since he doesn’t live in a utopia, but rather a dystopia where his life is mundane, which exaggerated his depression, he relies on a degenerate tool, so called “AI” in this case to fulfill one of the most basic human needs.

He’s not a “misfit”. When you look at a Human ethology perspective, a human misfit in a utopia will be treated, not left to date AIs.

 

[Daqirius]

hi its me mop robby

 

[slayer69]

Or rather to rephrase specifically, the contrast between how happy the world outside him is and how unhappy the world he lives in is, is what makes the film powerful.

Nooo
I think you watched the film with a bias hmmm

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Nooo
I think you watched the film with a bias hmmm

Possible, I related a lot to the character, that might have made me perceive things on a more personal level.

 

[slayer69]

Possible, I related a lot to the character, that might have made me perceive things on a more personal level.

Read this

Utopia is not so the correct word.

He lives in a dystopia.

If he were to live in a utopia, then there would never be a occurrence where he ever became a “misfit” to date an AI.

Since he doesn’t live in a utopia, but rather a dystopia where his life is mundane, which exaggerated his depression, he relies on a degenerate tool, so called “AI” in this case to fulfill one of the most basic human needs.

He’s not a “misfit”. When you look at a Human ethology perspective, a human misfit in a utopia will be treated, not left to date AIs.

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Read this

I think my inherent association between dystopians and violence blurs the line. This misunderstanding could be based more upon semantics and incorrect terminology rather than different perspectives.

 

[slayer69]

I think my inherent association between dystopians and violence blurs the line. This misunderstanding could be based more upon semantics and incorrect terminology rather than different perspectives.

It’s critical to be specific in our words while discussing and critiquing cinema in a scrutinizing method.

 

[HarrierDuBois]

It’s critical to be specific in our words while discussing and critiquing cinema in an scrutinizing method.

I will improve on this skill for the next movies I watch, I think tomorrow is going to be The Imitation Game.

 

[Deleted member 20399]

How?


I have seen a summary of it before but it looks really good. Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver are both INFP fyi.

You never even met them what

 

[HarrierDuBois]

You never even met them what

It's easy to deduce peoples cognitive functions from their behaviours, every celebrity is already categorized. Google anyone.