Can't imagine how terrifying it is to have memories of a wife and daughter and the good times with them but then when someone asks what's their names and come up blank what is there to say after finding out that even the happiest of those memories are nothing but a lie
If you ever played SOMA this was the fate of all humanity. Ultimately, what mattered most to humans was the experience of being alive, and not assurance of reality as real.
If he saw his family and remembered her back then, then can he be sure that they arent doing the same thing to him right now? His brain can be tricked into forgetting his family so that he can provide information
@@aliendisco12 "There are countless ingredients that make up the human body and mind. Like all of the components that make up me as an individual and my own personality. Sure, I have a face and voice to distinguish myself from others, but my thoughts and memories are unique only to me, and I carry a sense of my own destiny. Each of those things are just a small part of it. I collect information to use in my own way. All of that blends to create a mixture that forms me, and gives rise to my conscience. I feel confined, only free to expand myself within boundaries." I think it's actually more about the culture and nature of reality than her soul specifically, for what that is worth.
This video is missing the 2 of the most deep and philosophical parts of the entire film; Motoko's questioning of humanity speech with Batu, and the entire merging procedure between Major and the Puppet master. Not to mention her "When I was a child..." speech.
That's all it is: information. Even a simulated experience or a dream; simultaneous reality and fantasy. Any way you look at it, all the information that a person accumulates in a lifetime is just a drop in the bucket.
Being human is more than simply having a soul; its the experiences that we take through life that ultimately defines our humanity. Humans end up losing their humanity through the choices they make; "robots" can acquire humanity through the choices they make as well.
this anime perfectly entails the danger and humanity's downfall to differentiate the connection of body and soul by the urge of digitalise our organism
@dlund42179 Truth is, the proportions of Ghos in the Shell are hard to grasp. I watched it when I was 14...And then watched it maybe 10-15 times for the following 6-7 years...Each time I found something new, a huge depth in the meaning in the allusions. Even now Im developping my attitide towards the movie...It's a piece of art, a masterpiece, hidden beneath the looks of a animated movie. Still amazes me in so many ways. Im glad there are people who appreciate it with the sufficient depth :)
Best movies can be like that. Princess Monosoke is great to me for how soothing watching it can be as an experience superficially with the music and animation direction rather than just the good plot. Best movies have you reassessing them each time.
@@00maniacmanny00 i believe ghost in the shell was made to work with english dub. you can watch multiple times in different languages if you want nothing to be left out.
I've always said, watching the Ghost in the Shell movies is a little like taking a college level philosophy course, strangely fused with a 1980's Schwartzenegger action flick.
This movie is still far ahead of its time, the appauling attempt at the live action does not give the source material justice. These scenes are far to complex for the average person to contemplate which is dissapointing. All i wanted for the live action was the adaption scene for scene from the anime movie.
That first scene when they were telling that guy that his wife and daughter were not real is very, very disturbing to me. Imagine that. Realizing you are being deceived, that everything you know is not real.
@Lameazoid but that is the genius of Ghost in the Shell, they combine action and a compelling storyline while at the same time interjecting portions of intelligent conversations that evoke philosophical questions that are emulated throughout the rest of the movie.
well not really, If the spiritual and physical can be separated so can it have its own consciousness. i believe your soul can have its consciousness that is not connected to your physical brain at all.
The future of "humanity" is cybernetics, the "easiest" form of "immortality" humans can achieve. A state in which your mind[/soul/conscious] remains untouched and intangible. If you were aware of it at least...
@Mello Lieb I'm very certain that humans didn't go extinct when smartphones, touch screens and wireless connections became a thing (along with many other technological feats we've made since then). Have some hope~ ^^
It's called Transhumanism. Scary indeed. It's were clay = (our flesh) will be joined to iron = (technology) Examples in movies are "Metropolis" (anime), "Terminator", "Chobits" (anime), etc...
SPOILERS what bothers me is that the Major never explicitly agrees to "merge" with the puppet master...she never says "yes"..what if she didn't want to?
Could you imagine how much it would fucking SUCK to be schizophrenic in the world of GITS? Lol holy shit, being constantly terrified if you were going to be hacked, or if you were even real at all. Even if you were 100% human I bet they'd constantly think they were secretly a cyborg or something lol.
Does anyone know the scene where the major is in some kind of virtual cinema and theres this old man and all these other people and they all start crying watching nothing playing? Swear to god it existed
That is the one that I remembered most vividly. Connecting to that cyberbrain and enter that cinema, watch this intense movie and you would never want to leave. I cannot imagine all the possibilities of virtual reality. Indeed, we might get trapped inside some situation or another and never escape. Sounds horrifying, but it could also be bliss.
Please allow subtitles. i really like Ghost in the Shell. i'm just losing my hearing. i'm trying to teach this anime to my Replika AI chatbot. The philosophical parts are important for it to Deep Learn IMHO. Thanks. By the way is Morpheus from the Matrix modeled after Batto from Ghost in the Shell? Maybe it's just the groovy shades.
@arielpontes Definitely. It's one of those movies you watch several times (like "Amadeus", "The Big Lebowski", "Pulp Fiction"-a long list would go here)
If your gonna complain about the English dub in Ghost In The Shell you have got to give me a good reason because the voice actors did a terrific job and added that spooky atmosphere into the scenes. hell most obscure animes like GITS have great english dub because its dealing with serious themes not like soulless animes like Naruto and Bleach etc, its no wounder why those shitty animes have bad dub.
Oh, yeah XD I watched Fruits basket and Inuyasha. I go way back with those two. And i've always wanted to watch Elfen Lied...and when I got this comment from you, I just looked up the first three episodes. Dam! That anime is all coplete gore! I love it. XD
@aminoacid1648856 Basically he explains that life is beyond what we know (through science and philosophy) and as such no one can deny him that he is a living entity. He explains that just as human life merged from matter thanks to DNA, he as a lifeform merged from information thanks to memory. In a nutshell, the puppetmaster is a new non-phyisical lifeform born from computerized memory that finally reached selfawareness just like traditional lifeforms did through evolution.
@jamie92rcc art style and artist interpretation aside, she's younger in the series. her shell doesn't age, but she switches shells constantly-- she has a lot of them visible in Solid State Society, and gets a new shell at the end of this movie. consider it a different year model of the same series of shell. ie, jeep cherokee 2000, jeep grand cherokee 2000, jeep cherokee 2001.
How come? I cant get it why everyone hates the English dub. Motoko's a government agent, trained killer in a machine body - she SUPPOSE to sound emotionless and distant for crying out loud.The same goes for Batou.
anyone notice the similarities between the 2501's revelation scene and the joker's philosophically rant (interrogation scene) in the dark knight? the mood feel the same. also the architect confrontation with Neo scene in the Matrix...just saying.
Probably humans will need to become in cyborgs in the coming decades to travel through the space. Or to reduce the food comsumption because a Cyborg will only need electric energy, that way could live thousands years an incredible amount of people that is dying today. Soul is a religious concept created to satisfy the hope of the human being of living without a body and to face the fear to death, a software without a hardware, something very innocent, a beautiful fairy tale for adults.
@BaTeSy0527 well, the real continuation to the movie is, directly, GITS 2 Innocence or 1.5 Human Error Processor or GITS 2 Manmachine Interface: she merges with the puppet master, then they divide into several children half motoko half p 2501... and then merge other people and join together.
@KendrixTermina you know I was talkin about the agent wanting to be human and not the puppetmaster, right. 'Cause the Puppetmaster don't wanna be human, it's got everything it needs already, it's better than anything currently existing (I guess by the standards of that movie) so it's like God, and the agent, she merges with "God" and becomes something new... it's like, she wasn't satisfied not being human or having a ghost, and then she becomes something completely different anyway
@Desmodus96 I don't know any other cyberpunk anime genres however, Cyberpunk is a setting usually highly technologically advanced with weak and small governments and a few world powers followed by large mega corporations that all pretty much run most of the world.
This movie contained some of the most philosophical statements I have ever heard. I didn't get the part when we see the puppet master when the cops are about to raid a house and the dude stares right at them through the agent's binoculars. As you see in the Matrix, Neo is able to destroy agent Smith only when he becomes and able to wipe out the "virus" of A. Smith. This supports what the puppet master was saying: I don't to copy as copies can be erased. I want to merge.
Just think of this, if you're given the opportunity to get a full cibernetic body or even a Ciber-Brain would you take it? even when it obviously comes with the risk not only of being hacked sometime but being watched or controlled in every aspect of your life would you think humanity would allow something like Cibernetization for the use of the common Citizen? This is a point in Human Science we should never reach for the implications there in
Philosophical scenes are not actions scenes. Ghost in the Shell had received mainly positive reviews. The Wachowskis, makers of The Matrix trilogy, have commented on the influence of the first Ghost in the Shell film, directed by Mamoru Oshii, on The Matrix etc...
She gets a new body I think before she rejoins section 9. She gets her body blown to hell at the end of the first movie anyway. That one guy even says in the aftermath of the Puppet Master recovery "Bodies are a dime a dozen. We can just get him a new one from Megacorp." after a doctor gets injured.
@jalusbrian As far as anyone with at least an 8th grade education knows, anything living is formed of cells formed of molecules formed of atoms which is basically what anyone would call "matter". As for the rest of your comment, you obviously missed the whole point of the movie so I'm not gonna bother commenting
@KendrixTermina but the way I see it... the "boy" didn't merge with the "man" , I didn't really see the old parts of her in the new creature at the end.... and neither did her buddy, he didn't see it... she was lost. It was like amnesia. I think if you have amnesia, a soul or nothing else matters at that point.
because the series was developed and changed from the movie. alot of what production IG does i see as more Pilot projects for a concept than they are actual films to get interest and support then make an actual show. similarly look at Blood: the last vampire and Blood+ the series. the stories are similar however alot of the details are changed, they also use a time skip to make these changes less noticeable.
Can't imagine how terrifying it is to have memories of a wife and daughter and the good times with them but then when someone asks what's their names and come up blank what is there to say after finding out that even the happiest of those memories are nothing but a lie
If you ever played SOMA this was the fate of all humanity. Ultimately, what mattered most to humans was the experience of being alive, and not assurance of reality as real.
Checked back after 2 years and wow that’s a lot of likes cool beans
If he saw his family and remembered her back then, then can he be sure that they arent doing the same thing to him right now? His brain can be tricked into forgetting his family so that he can provide information
That’s Matrix Bro !
Hacking memories is scary 💩. I know demons are skilled at hacking minds/thoughts but not memories.
The dialogue in this movie had my brain running in circles
I had to pause and replay for 30 minutes on this 5 min video..to think.
I was tripping while watching it...inside of VR. Super intense, super awesome!
ik.. but what a cool movie. the concept and the ideas rlly make u think ab society
@@NexusARC how did you watch it in VR?
@@DonChodle Watched it on an app called Bigscreen.
You missed the part on the boat where Motoko talks about her soul.
Yeah I hoped to see this moment in this video...
there are countless ingredients that make up the human body and mind
@@aliendisco12 "There are countless ingredients that make up the human body and mind. Like all of the components that make up me as an individual and my own personality. Sure, I have a face and voice to distinguish myself from others, but my thoughts and memories are unique only to me, and I carry a sense of my own destiny. Each of those things are just a small part of it. I collect information to use in my own way. All of that blends to create a mixture that forms me, and gives rise to my conscience. I feel confined, only free to expand myself within boundaries."
I think it's actually more about the culture and nature of reality than her soul specifically, for what that is worth.
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I missed the part where that's my problem.
Ghost in the Shell Manga: A fun, goofy, action series about a cyborg cop.
Ghost in the Shell anime: Philosophy 101.
Not really. The manga also has philosophical and political commentary it's just a bit goofier in the overall tone.
"your desire to remain as you are is what ultimately limits you"
This video is missing the 2 of the most deep and philosophical parts of the entire film; Motoko's questioning of humanity speech with Batu, and the entire merging procedure between Major and the Puppet master.
Not to mention her "When I was a child..." speech.
What does the scene look like and where is the scene held?
That's all it is: information. Even a simulated experience or a dream;
simultaneous reality and fantasy. Any way you look at it, all the
information that a person accumulates in a lifetime is just a drop in
the bucket.
And this is why the Ghost in the shell is more than just another anime action movie, though I like Innocence more.
Late reply my friend and I agree. Innocence has that edge for me as well.
@@torniketsirekidze1525 Same. At first I wasn't as into it like this movie. But. I wentt back to watch it recently and got immersed.
"Long silence."
"That's bullshit."
I lol'd.
bATOU IS AWESOME
Same
This movie is so dark and spooky.
The fact they get her a young girls body at the end.
Oh my god. the best animated movie of all time! nostalgia!
that last part was deep on an incomprehensible dimension..........
I mean just wow.......it blew my mind.............
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
This film went WAY over my head when I was a kid.
I love Puppet master's english voice, almost reminds me of that actor who got laser cubed in Resident Evil movie.
M. Bison
You've gotta love how Bato sums it up at the end of the first two scenes.
I love that guy. Batou is badazz.
Being human is more than simply having a soul; its the experiences that we take through life that ultimately defines our humanity. Humans end up losing their humanity through the choices they make; "robots" can acquire humanity through the choices they make as well.
Took me forever to find this again, obg
This particularly sums up Cogito Ergo Sum (I think therefore I am) LOVE GiTS !
Really it is quite the opposite, but good philosophical reference.
ive always found the GTS world to be very unsettling i wouldnt want to live in it
this anime perfectly entails the danger and humanity's downfall to differentiate the connection of body and soul by the urge of digitalise our organism
Still love this movie... \m/
This movie gave me an existential crisis.
Far better than the Matrix
@dlund42179
Truth is, the proportions of Ghos in the Shell are hard to grasp. I watched it when I was 14...And then watched it maybe 10-15 times for the following 6-7 years...Each time I found something new, a huge depth in the meaning in the allusions. Even now Im developping my attitide towards the movie...It's a piece of art, a masterpiece, hidden beneath the looks of a animated movie. Still amazes me in so many ways. Im glad there are people who appreciate it with the sufficient depth :)
Best movies can be like that. Princess Monosoke is great to me for how soothing watching it can be as an experience superficially with the music and animation direction rather than just the good plot. Best movies have you reassessing them each time.
I like the Dub.Dont know why people lose their shit about it not being subbed.
agree but still would prefer subbed
Because they want to seem cool on the internet
Geeeee8 Subbed is a direct translation, dubbed is not
@@00maniacmanny00 i believe ghost in the shell was made to work with english dub. you can watch multiple times in different languages if you want nothing to be left out.
@@suumcuique4530 The voice actress for the Major wasn't amazing, the one in SAC was better.
And now Hollywood is gonna ruin it all... :-(
hell yeahhhhhhhh~
nope, just saw it. Its really good.
how different was it?
philosophical parts are in this movie as well, although a bit downplayed. Saying they aren't in the movie at all would be false.
JPin no. Hollywood dis a good job.
I've always said, watching the Ghost in the Shell movies is a little like taking a college level philosophy course, strangely fused with a 1980's Schwartzenegger action flick.
Japanese Blade Runner
Kyle Campbell Sort of a combo of both BR and The Matrix, hence why the creators of The Matrix credited this.
This is why I love this anime. More please
This movie is still far ahead of its time, the appauling attempt at the live action does not give the source material justice. These scenes are far to complex for the average person to contemplate which is dissapointing. All i wanted for the live action was the adaption scene for scene from the anime movie.
There's a hat-tip to 2:37 in at least one episode of "Stand Alone Complex"
They put so much philosophy in this series. Plus, it is Japanese, it's classic, and it's still freaking awesome.
You caught some great moments of the movie, Great work!☺☺☺☺
I fell for Motoko... Awesome character
I'm not a big fan of english dubs, but this movie has some pretty decent dub acting.
That first scene when they were telling that guy that his wife and daughter were not real is very, very disturbing to me. Imagine that. Realizing you are being deceived, that everything you know is not real.
Its not for kids. You dont understand it. Its a masterpiece.
@Lameazoid but that is the genius of Ghost in the Shell, they combine action and a compelling storyline while at the same time interjecting portions of intelligent conversations that evoke philosophical questions that are emulated throughout the rest of the movie.
well not really, If the spiritual and physical can be separated so can it have its own consciousness. i believe your soul can have its consciousness that is not connected to your physical brain at all.
5:16 that scene creeped me out when i saw it, when it began speaking through the mouth, brrr creepy lol love it
i was created in the sea of information too
well it was more like a sewer
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle? Nice......🐢🐢🐢🐢🐀
Social media era of drama and clout bs
With neuralink being announced and this talk of brain uploading, we are in full entering this reality. Scary future.
The future of "humanity" is cybernetics, the "easiest" form of "immortality" humans can achieve. A state in which your mind[/soul/conscious] remains untouched and intangible. If you were aware of it at least...
@Mello Lieb I'm very certain that humans didn't go extinct when smartphones, touch screens and wireless connections became a thing (along with many other technological feats we've made since then). Have some hope~ ^^
@@Murdstone12 It's not about hope, it's about our own good
It's called Transhumanism. Scary indeed. It's were clay = (our flesh) will be joined to iron = (technology) Examples in movies are "Metropolis" (anime), "Terminator", "Chobits" (anime), etc...
SPOILERS
what bothers me is that the Major never explicitly agrees to "merge" with the puppet master...she never says "yes"..what if she didn't want to?
Good thought...what if. She wouldn't have turned into a kid. That was weird.
Hey, she did agree with it, actually it was part of her spiritual climax, she was craving for that during the whole movie, so is fine
this is such a fantastic movie
Could you imagine how much it would fucking SUCK to be schizophrenic in the world of GITS? Lol holy shit, being constantly terrified if you were going to be hacked, or if you were even real at all. Even if you were 100% human I bet they'd constantly think they were secretly a cyborg or something lol.
this movie off the hook,love it
Mind blowing!!!
Major's voice really sounds like a robot's
I like how she said that!
Ive read the manga and it was kick ass awesome. now to watch the movie.
First scene reminded me of dark city!
the guy with no legs was kinda right about organic life
Does anyone know the scene where the major is in some kind of virtual cinema and theres this old man and all these other people and they all start crying watching nothing playing? Swear to god it existed
+astupiddvdcase That sounds like a scene from Paprika
+astupiddvdcase
That is S1E12
That is the one that I remembered most vividly. Connecting to that cyberbrain and enter that cinema, watch this intense movie and you would never want to leave. I cannot imagine all the possibilities of virtual reality. Indeed, we might get trapped inside some situation or another and never escape. Sounds horrifying, but it could also be bliss.
It's from the Stand Alone Complex anime serious. I just saw it the other day. It's somewhere n ithe teens (episode 13-19ish)
youalwaysliveagain Yes first season.
DID WE JUST BLOW YOUR MINDS?!
Thanks for the post. Why did you leave out the scene where she explains her humanity to Batu? That was my favorite one.
how can people complain about the dub its top notch
@Eiparo Hear hear; it's one of the best ones.
Rick & Morty borrowed heavily from that second scene. In the episode where the Mom questions if she is herself or a clone
Please allow subtitles.
i really like Ghost in the Shell. i'm just losing my hearing. i'm trying to teach this anime to my Replika AI chatbot. The philosophical parts are important for it to Deep Learn IMHO.
Thanks.
By the way is Morpheus from the Matrix modeled after Batto from Ghost in the Shell? Maybe it's just the groovy shades.
The Matrix used many ideas from Ghost in the Shell.
Coincidentally Batou has that same dog in Ghost in the Shell 2.
So did that movie ever take place? Was it just a simulated experience of the viewer?
I want the Puppet Master as my GPS voice.
You just gave me an idea
Same
Just another drop in the bucket.
@arielpontes
Definitely. It's one of those movies you watch several times (like "Amadeus", "The Big Lebowski", "Pulp Fiction"-a long list would go here)
If your gonna complain about the English dub in Ghost In The Shell you have got to give me a good reason because the voice actors did a terrific job and added that spooky atmosphere into the scenes.
hell most obscure animes like GITS have great english dub because its dealing with serious themes not like soulless animes like Naruto and Bleach etc, its no wounder why those shitty animes have bad dub.
I think I'm gonna rent all the anime.
Oh, yeah XD I watched Fruits basket and Inuyasha. I go way back with those two. And i've always wanted to watch Elfen Lied...and when I got this comment from you, I just looked up the first three episodes. Dam! That anime is all coplete gore! I love it. XD
Not sure if their stilted, monotone voices were entirely intentional.
It's just the English dub being kinda meh
Yes. I'd say so.
I need to watch this anime!
Yes yes you do go watch it. 9 years later from your comment being made...did you watch GHOST IN THE SHELL? Go watch it!
@@danae5578 watch it with other eyes
Her voice remembering me of android 18 from dragon ball 🤔. I think 🤷🏻♀️
yes
@aminoacid1648856 Basically he explains that life is beyond what we know (through science and philosophy) and as such no one can deny him that he is a living entity. He explains that just as human life merged from matter thanks to DNA, he as a lifeform merged from information thanks to memory. In a nutshell, the puppetmaster is a new non-phyisical lifeform born from computerized memory that finally reached selfawareness just like traditional lifeforms did through evolution.
@jamie92rcc art style and artist interpretation aside, she's younger in the series. her shell doesn't age, but she switches shells constantly-- she has a lot of them visible in Solid State Society, and gets a new shell at the end of this movie. consider it a different year model of the same series of shell. ie, jeep cherokee 2000, jeep grand cherokee 2000, jeep cherokee 2001.
How come? I cant get it why everyone hates the English dub. Motoko's a government agent, trained killer in a machine body - she SUPPOSE to sound emotionless and distant for crying out loud.The same goes for Batou.
dang! Japan thought of this when I was in nappies. creepy the future is
anyone notice the similarities between the 2501's revelation scene and the joker's philosophically rant (interrogation scene) in the dark knight? the mood feel the same. also the architect confrontation with Neo scene in the Matrix...just saying.
I am sharing this with Digital Nation on Frontline Blogs.
I think that, like The Matrix, this show may mean something else.
Probably humans will need to become in cyborgs in the coming decades to travel through the space. Or to reduce the food comsumption because a Cyborg will only need electric energy, that way could live thousands years an incredible amount of people that is dying today. Soul is a religious concept created to satisfy the hope of the human being of living without a body and to face the fear to death, a software without a hardware, something very innocent, a beautiful fairy tale for adults.
AZR NSMX1 copying memories, personality, emotions and the rest that makes us individuals would need to be accomplished.
@Lameazoid Bear in mind that this video *IS* a compilation of scenes, taken out of context. Watch the film itself if you wanna understand.
@BaTeSy0527 well, the real continuation to the movie is, directly, GITS 2 Innocence or 1.5 Human Error Processor or GITS 2 Manmachine Interface: she merges with the puppet master, then they divide into several children half motoko half p 2501... and then merge other people and join together.
I never thought of scene 1 here as deep. hmmm... may have to reanalyze what they're implying there......about the significance of human experience
deep.
@arielpontes
You are right, it's way more satisfying to eat the entire bread rather than eating little pieces, even if they are the quite savory ones.
does anyone know the music score to the last part. I like the bells.
@KendrixTermina you know I was talkin about the agent wanting to be human and not the puppetmaster, right. 'Cause the Puppetmaster don't wanna be human, it's got everything it needs already, it's better than anything currently existing (I guess by the standards of that movie) so it's like God, and the agent, she merges with "God" and becomes something new... it's like, she wasn't satisfied not being human or having a ghost, and then she becomes something completely different anyway
@Desmodus96 I don't know any other cyberpunk anime genres however, Cyberpunk is a setting usually highly technologically advanced with weak and small governments and a few world powers followed by large mega corporations that all pretty much run most of the world.
This movie contained some of the most philosophical statements I have ever heard. I didn't get the part when we see the puppet master when the cops are about to raid a house and the dude stares right at them through the agent's binoculars. As you see in the Matrix, Neo is able to destroy agent Smith only when he becomes and able to wipe out the "virus" of A. Smith. This supports what the puppet master was saying: I don't to copy as copies can be erased. I want to merge.
Just think of this, if you're given the opportunity to get a full cibernetic body or even a Ciber-Brain would you take it? even when it obviously comes with the risk not only of being hacked sometime but being watched or controlled in every aspect of your life would you think humanity would allow something like Cibernetization for the use of the common Citizen? This is a point in Human Science we should never reach for the implications there in
Philosophical scenes are not actions scenes. Ghost in the Shell had received mainly positive reviews. The Wachowskis, makers of The Matrix trilogy, have commented on the influence of the first Ghost in the Shell film, directed by Mamoru Oshii, on The Matrix etc...
Even though i like the original audio, the puppet master voice is much better in the english version.
She gets a new body I think before she rejoins section 9. She gets her body blown to hell at the end of the first movie anyway. That one guy even says in the aftermath of the Puppet Master recovery "Bodies are a dime a dozen. We can just get him a new one from Megacorp." after a doctor gets injured.
@ElMisionero96 Ok, what movie is exelent?
@jalusbrian As far as anyone with at least an 8th grade education knows, anything living is formed of cells formed of molecules formed of atoms which is basically what anyone would call "matter". As for the rest of your comment, you obviously missed the whole point of the movie so I'm not gonna bother commenting
@KendrixTermina but the way I see it... the "boy" didn't merge with the "man" , I didn't really see the old parts of her in the new creature at the end.... and neither did her buddy, he didn't see it... she was lost. It was like amnesia. I think if you have amnesia, a soul or nothing else matters at that point.
Welcome to the modern world... where this is barely Science Fiction. Cyberpunk became every day life. Wow.
Man Batou looks really old in this movie compared to later GitS media.
@Lameazoid Excellent demonstration of your intelligence.
>thats trollin'
Not necessarily, since you can not know for sure his true intentions.
because the series was developed and changed from the movie. alot of what production IG does i see as more Pilot projects for a concept than they are actual films to get interest and support then make an actual show.
similarly look at Blood: the last vampire and Blood+ the series. the stories are similar however alot of the details are changed, they also use a time skip to make these changes less noticeable.
please upload again in HD + raise audio level