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Westworld | Official Season 3 Trailer | HBO
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Why not to form own opinion on it? Many also liked that season a lot.
Especially if you are e.g. subbed to HBO anyways.
About S2, honestly not a fan since now I don't give a shit about basically anyone. Dolores can die in a fire for all I care.
I'm just curious about who's inside Tessa Thompson now, since it was Dolores but now she has her own body.
I'm just curious about who's inside Tessa Thompson now, since it was Dolores but now she has her own body.
Very excited for this!
One thing I can't understand, how can HBO not be in 4K HDR??? Think they'd want to compete with Neflix and amazon streaming. It would be nice if you stream this from their app it was 4K HDR.
One thing I can't understand, how can HBO not be in 4K HDR??? Think they'd want to compete with Neflix and amazon streaming. It would be nice if you stream this from their app it was 4K HDR.
I dont think I have ever seen a show that was so pretentious as season 2 of Westworld. The scenario writers were so far up their own asses it boggles my mind that actually someone signed off on a high budget production based on their ideas. Even the last seasons of Lost and Game of Thrones are masterpieces compared season 2 of Westworld.
This seems the right direction to go. Drop all the terrible ponderous philosophy stuff and just become a dumb live action anime. Let all these talented actors have some fun and stretch their legs outside of the boring narrative loops of season 1&2.
Though I am a little sad that James Marsden couldn't make it to the new world.
Though I am a little sad that James Marsden couldn't make it to the new world.
If you think they are dropping any of the "ponderous philosophy stuff," then you might be a little disappointed come March 15th.
Too bad season 3 looks like continuation of that. I don't think I can take another season of Dolores with all her stupid tough talk.
I don't think they are dropping all of it but I hope they are leaning a bit more towards Person of Interest style storytelling this season. Balancing out the self seriousness with a bit more tongue and cheek fun. As we saw with GoT HBO lets their show runners have a ton of control but I hope they absorb some of the criticism from last season vs sticking their heads in the sand.
After last season I can't help but have some seriously tempered expectations. I really hope Nolan controls his worst instincts and doesn't try to trick and deceive the audience at every turn again.
I'm gonna need one of those because I very much doubt I'll ever be in the mood to rewatch S2.
I really liked S2 but was mainly in it for everyone's stories but Dolores, whose plot was super dull in large part because her goals are still so vague. And while I liked the puzzle nature of piecing together how the different timelines related to each other, the time gap ended up creating a basic logic problem where you have to buy that essentially all these people were stranded for a week (or was it two weeks?) in the park without food, water, clothes, etc. and without anyone coming to get them in that time either. Otherwise though I enjoyed S2.
It would be nice if the script writers focus on telling a cohesive story this time around instead of making shit up as they go along so they can outsmart internet theorists.
Season 2 was dire but you really should watch episode 8 (Kiksuya) - it's fantastic and is possibly the best episode of the series to date.
Maeve vs Dolores? Yeah, makes no sense. Westworld S1 remains my favorite TV production of all time, but unfortunately it's quality is only valid in isolation. S2 was a convoluted mess.
Looks good, but I have concerns about the scope of the show now and the cost and how long it will last now that they've opened it up to the world.
Why not? They've never had the best relations with one another, with Maeve outright arguing against Dolores' ideologies on a number of occasions. This just seems like it's all coming to a head.
Anyway, Dolores can go suck it after what she did to Teddy. I guess James Marsden isn't back for this season?
They say it's end game in the trailer, so pretty sure this is the last season
Looks great.
The budget seems to be huge, which is surprising since I always thought such an unusual show wouldn't be very mainstream.
The budget seems to be huge, which is surprising since I always thought such an unusual show wouldn't be very mainstream.
Throw in "Riddle of the Sphinx" too. Two of the more standalone-ish episodes and two of the best of the series.
I didn''t enjoy season 2 but I'm glad I watched it just for those two pieces of sci-fi art.
Maeve v. Dolores has clearly been set up since season 1, ever since they drove home the idea that Maeve woke up due to love and Dolores woke up due to hate. They've had clashing ideologies from the beginning.
I thought they said there was a five year outline. I'm sure that could have changed by now though.
Still interested in season 3, but I really miss the wild west theme park / real life open world RPG aspect of season 1. The videogamey-ness is what I liked most about Westworld, but I'm down for a good 'ol robots taking over the world story, which deep down is what Westworld has always been about.
Didn't Dolores save Maeve's life? Thanks to her intervention she wasn't left for decommission in the park. Regardless of their philosophical differences (Dolores wanted to take control of the park, Maeve just wanted out with her daughter) both of them were subjected to decades of abuse. They might not have a lot in common but to actively want to kill each other? Seems to be a stretch but I realize that giving an opinion based off a trailer is premature.
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