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Surprised there's not more interest in this. I think it looks cool.
This on your radar @Dragonlordxxxxx?
This on your radar @Dragonlordxxxxx?
There was already a thread on it a few weeks agoSurprised there's not more interest in this. I think it looks cool.
This on your radar @Dragonlordxxxxx?
There was already a thread on it a few weeks ago
Yep.Surprised there's not more interest in this. I think it looks cool.
This on your radar @Dragonlordxxxxx?
I don't like the sound of Kinnamon as Kovacs but I've only ever seen the dude in Suicide Squad so I gotta give him a chance.
This is coming to Netflix in Feb. The visuals are obviously heavily inspired by Blade Runner.
I'll definitely check it out.
@TheRuthlessOne, heads up.
The book is incredible. Probably the GOAT cyberpunk book tbh. I'll finally sign up for Netflix once this drops
I love the series too (as well as market forces) but in my opinion the best cyberpunk is william Gibson’s sprawl trilogy Snow crash was pretty damn good too. Though I completely understand how we could differ on this.
I hope this does extremely well to help pave the way for more good sci fit on tv (a high budget ring world would be amazing) and in the movies.
Cyberpunk is owned by Shadowrun.
Would give right nut for Shadowrun series.
Update: February 1, 2018
The Hollywood Reporter's Review of Altered Carbon
Bottom Line: Sci-Fi gold. Ambitous, dense and thrilling, Netflix's new sci-fi epic starring Joel Kinnaman, James Purefoy and Martha Higareda is a binge-worthy potential blockbuster.
If HBO's Game of Thrones was the gold standard of budget, world-building source material and unfettered vision, then the channel's own pricey, stylistic venture, Westworld, was the next iteration .
Altered Carbon is very clearly Netflix's colossus. Based on Richard K. Morgan's 2002 cyberpunk sci-fi novel of the same name, Altered Carbon is a complicated, intriguing, ultraviolent, sex-filled and compelling blast, a visual delight that periodically gets tripped up with its writing but never enough to detour the experience.
Altered Carbon is flawed, but it's also fantastic. This is binge-ready sci-fi for the masses.