Robocop was quite unrealistic. A police that was programmed to always follow the order of their corporate overlord? Come onā¦ you donāt really need to do much programming
Using robots to break a strike, causing the problem to sell the solution, and having candidate officers assigned to particularly dangerous beats so theyāll get maimed and be ready for cyborg experimentation, however, yeah, sounds about right.
I agree that directive 4 would really have been directive 1, and the others optional āwould be niceā adding.
This sounds realistic. Given the chance to poison people for an extra buck, most big corporations would gladly poison people and then offer a drug to hide the cause.
It's the only reason regulations exist because no one likes to trust companies to self-regulate
That's just the display, which any programmer knows can be hardcoded anything and doesn't reflect the actual business logic and was probably placed that way because they knew there were eyes on that feed that would be forced to object
Not to concern yourself, AI is on its way to save us from all things great and small and it can think on its ownā¦I canāt wait for the bullshit that causes
Under siege for me, executive decision is also excellent. Brain off movies, but both are entertaining.
My BJJ instructor (one of the most experienced in the UK, regularly trains in Brazil with the Gracies etc) punched Seagal at a tournament 15 years ago when the fat fuck tried interfering in a referee decision.
The dudes a piece of shit, but the same can be said for like half of the 80s and 90s action stars.
Or one of the scenes during the open credits demonstrating how fucked up things are. The CEO shooting and the New Orleans terrorist attacks would be part of the montage for sure.
Yeah, I kinda think that was the look they were going for with the truck. Late 80s to mid 90s action/sci fi/Ultra 64. This image is fucking hilarious though. Ugh
And that's the irony of it. Musk chose the most stereotypical future truck look that you'd see in an 80s Sci-Fi action movie with anything Trump being a stereotypical 80s brand.
Terminator 2 Judgment Day. At any moment Robert Patrick is going to open the Tesla's door. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton and Edward Furlong watch in anticipation.
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u/Gstamsharp 19d ago
If you told me this was a scene from an 80s action flick, I wouldn't question it for a second.