13:58 Dont know why I said aircraft carrier, I meant aircraft (Maybe I was thinking the aircraft is carrying the robots) who knows 😂 SERIOUSLY though! RENT or BUY this movie :D amzn.to/3r2d6P9
I feel the most interesting part of Chappie got thrown in the last few minutes and so it got overlooked. Chappie invented a form of immortality. He successfully created a copy of a human brain and installed it in a machine. The implications of that would be a great movie, if done correctly.
@@aeden8008 Transcendence is more in the vein of Lucy where it's more about what if the human mind had no limits. Im not sure that would be possible within the power of the computers in the Chappie robots, but arguably could be seen increasing in following generations. I, personally, wouldn't mind seeing it go more of a Bruce Willis Surrogates direction where they touched on the pitfalls of feeling no fear for what happens to them because they just hook themselves up to another robot drone body. Maybe introduce the concept of creating multiple copies of oneself and ramifications of that.
That was some Soma level continuance of consciousness with Yo-Landi. The last memory of the Yo-Landi waking up at the end would be putting Chappie's helmet on.
@@DoomguyIsGrinningAtYou. We would have a lot more but the people that can make them dont have enough money to make a full length full written great cgi movie they dont even usually have over 40,000 when they do make those short ones.
SCP: OVERLORD is probably the greatest paranormal movie. Only second to the first ghostbusters combined with the Exorcist. Thought I was the only person who admired it. "The Void" was an excellent movie too.
“I don’t want to put my life in the hands of a robot.” Unfortunately, you are on UA-cam where bots being managed by other bots can flag and teardown videos and delete your channel because they think they saw an “Tiddy.” This literally happened to a UA-camr called “Lost Pause.” Apparently, a bot kept flagging his videos because they thought That the gold buttons on a Chibi Lilly (his channel mascot) were Nipples. No joke. 🎩 🐍 no step on Snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰
@@Alteori Eh, Give it time and I’m sure Google will port over these kinds of algorithms to drones. After all, google is the one running the face recognition programs in China.🤷🏿♂️
And even though i thought it was basically a adult version of short circuit but i still mostly enjoyed it for what it is and I'm planning on getting a triple feature pack dvd of district 9, elysium, and chappie for Christmas this year
My UA-cam broke for a second and it said and it said she had over 3 mil subs, I was so happy for her. Now I can't actually see how many she has, but I know it's not enough.
Movie: "...So they make there own decisions?!" "Yeah! Pretty much. I mean look it...These Robots have full blown A.I.! Okay, so they are waaaay smarter then any of us...." Me: Neat! Now give them a austrian-english accent and a faible for one liners. And don´t forget the phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range! ;-)
Didn't see the movie myself, so I can't say for sure, but just some food for thought. There are a couple of reasons why you shouldn't shoot a gun (especially a high-power rifle like an AK-47) in a cave. The main reason is ricochet, which from the look of the snippets you showed would almost definitely happen in a cave that narrow. Plus, the robot is made of metal, which again, could cause a ricochet. The second main one is the sound. Even firing a rifle without hearing protection in a open field where the sound won't bounce back at you, can still cause hearing damage from how loud they are. If you were to do that in a cave where the sound would bounce around and back at you constantly, without hearing protection your looking at ruptured eardrum's and subsequent deafness, intense disorientation, and lose of equilibrium. As for not trying to take the robots weapon or smashing it with a rock, that would put you range for it to grab you and kill you or grab the rock and kill you with that instead. Also the Navy Seal has seen that they self destruct when the robots are neutralized, so even if he could take it out it would just explode and take him with it right? Idk, like I said, didn't see the movie but from hearing you describe it I could think of a few reasons why they did what they did there.
The reasoning I see, for the robots random strength is that they had the possibility is that they short out, because of lack of testing. For speech, that's pretty easy, they didn't need to speak.
Oddly enough, I've worked on robots for military-related government contracts and let me just say that when it comes to certain contractors, many organizers are legitimately just so incompetent.. They feed you with a bunch of scare-tactics and other weird lies, pay ''good'' money but they absolutely lack any fundamental knowledge in the field. Maybe that was just my situation but a lot of the concerns when it came to those programmers were kinda relatable. Also, the robot designs were super cool, loved them absolutely!
Danm! She took that "ass spread wide" analogy and just kept going at it 🤣🤣🤣. After the first line I got the message and then each line after that got more graphic
It just looks so fresh. It's really rare to see movies with an exciting and cool new take or twist on something. Watching this trailer made me go, "Well of COURSE a robot soldier would look like that."
I would totally sign on to this project and I will watch this movie. Even if the robots kill us, what are the chances that you're going to die to something as cool as a robot?
Just a suggestion, checkout "Turbo Kid". Post-apocalyptic film made a few years ago. Its not an 80s period piece, or a "let's throw as many 80s cheesy references in your face as possible **coughcough hot tub time machine coughcough**" but a b-movie made as if it were made as a b-movie in the 80s... in all the best ways. They set out to make a bad movie and accidentally made a great film. No, seriously. This shouldn't have been as good as it is.
I just subscribed mainly because you remind me of Penelope Sweets from Wreck-It Ralph I love that movie. Your voice and mannerisms are totally Penelope Sweets. 😂
Thanks for bring up this movie to everyone's attention. This movie is better than most stuff Hollywood puts out. It does seem like a Chappie prequel or sequel. Totally great!
Hi Alteori 🤗 This video entertained me more than most of the new movies. I bout lost it with your view of vulnerable, @$$ being held wide open and the tongue huh ? Lol And I loved the Bruh-Row at end. Thanks for the hard work & entertaining me again. You gotta check out Gantz0 And The Witch Subversion part 1, even if you don't review them they are worth the watch. Have a Great day!
Number 4? Because Number 5 belonged to Short Circuit XD. Old movie, I love it. Wall-E sort of reminded me of him. BTW great video and commentary, didn't care much about the movie but somehow I landed here. you still get a sub :P
20:03 ever heard of chess bots? They're better than the world's best chess player. Edit: if you're wondering, yes chess bots can kill people Second edit: I edited my comment so the heart from alteori disappeared R.I.P.
Wasn't there a go fish bot that beat the go fish grandmasters, and now drives a bus? That could easily kill you. If you live in the area where it goes on it's route.
@Alteori I love your videos and I already want to watch the movie. You should watch Code 8 on Netflix. It’s really good but I would like to hear your idea on it because I didn’t understand certain parts of it.
True, but this one is more exciting. All the robots say is identify identify. Tech, weapons, airship and most all gadgets are cool. But all machine does copy how soldiers fight, good tech way learning btw ASR. Annalise, Study and Reprogram. Follow that tech everyday.
As someone who went somewhere i wasnt supposed to go and thats pretty accurate. Theres a reason my dad is in charge of planning family events but not allowed to strat from the plan improvise since last time he did that we had machine guns in our faces. Fun times
I remember seeing chappie on tv a few years ago and they played it loads and then it just disappeared and haven’t seen it since, never seen it on dvd as well in shops
What bothers me the most is that this reminds me of a movie where a guy's consciousness gets uploaded into a combat robot he had involvement in, and now I can't remember what it's called.
The comment about the medication. Yeah we are reaching to that point. There's so much we can do with wild life around us, plus like you said. We take one medication to help one problem. 9 more came up because we used that med. Sooner or later we will face something that we can not go against with and we will face natural selection. This movie is going to be fun to watch and yeah. They don't have those corps funding but at least they have the freedom to do what they want in this movie. Honestly, those robots movements are good. I want to thank you Alteori for making this long video. Oh gezz, three days. Get some rest XD. Still, thank you for giving us good videos to watch over this year. It's really been a treat
@@etlttc353 for the moment no. We already learn how to deal with the flu. But there's a small off chance the flu got way to evolved for us to combat naturally. Plus we got other diseases to consider too. It's a survive battle between the body and the virus or disease. Right now we rely on medication from plants and parts of animals like poison. But just like poison can used as a cure or remedy. Any treatment or meds can turn into poison.
@@etlttc353 medication will turn toxic in time. It's just the cycle of it. Toxic turns into medication and soon enough. The medication will return to be toxic in a different form. However you bring a point. We must take care of what we used in medication. Everything must be balance so we can the most out of it without being effected negatively. However, you shouldn't rely on medication. Your body is equip to handle most things unless it's life threatening. Tho, there's a quote I remember my friend that studied in the medical field told me when we were talking about over the counter. "Doctors and medical equipment shouldn't get rid all the pain. It's our job to remove some of it so you can handle yours. Besides, being in pain isn't that bad. It's means your still alive and getting well. That you should live your life to the fullest despite what comes in your way."
I paid $9.99 for this back in November. It was definitely impressive, especially with the Robots CGI. But the story and characters were weak. They tried.... but failed. But I give it a B- for the clear effort put into the cinematography & visual effect. Those two alone was worth the watch... But just once. Its definitely a one-timer.
I saw Chappie 10 times on FX and Sci-fi 3 years ago. I remember seeing Hugh Jackman in the movie with a mullet and didn't like to see him as a villain, but I did enjoy seeing him getting the shit kicked out of him by Chappie to teach him a lesson.
I find it funny that the blonde dude accuses the navy seal of not being a navy seal. What I love is that thanks to my avoidance of fighting is that so many yobos think I’m not special forces. Ha life can be tough
Is it just me or do writer robot lovers rarely understand even the basics of how they operate? Nothin' wrong with some dumb fun, but, realistic robots can be so kickass if utilized properly. If advanced enough, robots could be absolutely perfect predators, and a character finding a way to survive one would be a genuinely impressive feat if written properly, as well as satisfying payoff for a tense game of cat and mouse between a man and man's greatest killer. It really helps the fight feel personal, which is often difficult with machine villains since they're usually a horde of personality-less pons, or similarly dull AI. Of course, that's just my opinion, and to each their own.
Saw this a week ago and streamed MoM today and I was not disappointed expecting too much from this flick. I was, as you said, blown away by the previews and I'm glad your review sort of let me know not to get my hopes up too much-- it's a good movie. That's about it. I DID like the way the writers let us know where the AI was uploading to...I think it leaves room for an awesome sequel. Thanks for review -- I think I'd have been seriously f disappointed if I hadn't seen it before watching. 👾
the machine has two CPUes one that gives order and one that decide the best way to complete the order. now on number 4 the CPU that was supposed to give orders slid of in the drop but the part which decides how to complete the orders was still active for some reason. and because of that it created a loop of which his orders are to find orders. or your meaning is to find a meaning for humans. that's basically how he gained self-awareness. the CPU which completes the orders already has the capacity to surpass human intelligence it's just limited by the fact it has no reason to act without the first CPU.
They were most likely told it was a terrain systems check. The machines need to process the terrain and be able to move, otherwise they would just, well, fall over. So it’s probably just meant to be a test to see if they can navigate harsh terrain. Or rather, that’s what the engineers were told.
Awl•tee•oh•rhee, I absolutely love your videos! They’ve brought so much happiness and joy to my life over these past few weeks. Lotsa love and aloha from Honolulu! 😁🤙🏽❤️🌈☀️ (just symbols of Hawai’i)
If we are afraid that AI will turn against us we could deal with it the same way they do in star wars, in star wars some droid types can gain feeling and sentient/consciousness so to prevent this they are given regular memory swipe
To be fair, while the robots certainly need to be tested around people, you'd normally do so by giving them paintball guns, not live ammunition. What would make more sense would be if the robots had paintball guns, they wandered through a training exercise against humans and found out that despite their task of 'killing the enemies' their guns were totally ineffective. Then they somehow started getting creative with the kills, by throwing people off cliffs or something. Or, they just came across some cartel operation and one of them dropped their fake gun and picked up a real one by accident. Suddenly they're now armed and lethal. That's what's more likely to happen with AI, bad programming that leads to death, not the AI suddenly deciding that people should die because it's a threat. unless the AI has been programmed for self-preservation, why would it care if people wanted to kill it? It would have no emotions even if it were smarter than us.
Alteori do you have web toons and if you do I have a recommendation I’m currently reading this comic called “Darby.” It is really gruesome though and it is about dinosaurs
I was expecting a b-shlock, but I was really surprised by the movie. Though it has weak places, especially in the final third, I really like how they subvert expectations and even outright defy some tropes that stood unchallenged for generations. Children are finally mortal!
One thing these movies always get wrong is storage space of Robot memory. Human brain have a storage limit but than comes these data center style robot.
(16:44) Not sure who is actually "losing their lives" for technological advancement, but without modern medicine we'd have very high infant mortality rates and an extremely low life expectancy. This idea that there are "all of these natural things" that we can use instead of modern medicines is a fallacy. If there were, we'd be using them. Not to mention there would be people making money off of them. This kind of thinking arises when people aren't surrounded by the death and sickness as a result of "living naturally". Also, natural selection (and essentially arguing for eugenics) takes a long long LONG time. There is a reason the planet's total population exploded within the last 200 years and medical technology is a big part of that. My grandparents used to yell at me to wear shoes outside when I was a kid and _their_ elders hammered it into their heads because they lived at a time when a foot wound could potentially _kill_ you. Not to mention that without modern medicine a certain nasty little virus going around would end up killing millions every year without a vaccine to stop its spread. Just sayin'. ;) I know going off on a rant can be fun, but be sure to confirm the efficacy of your points as you leap from one to the next. ;) News flash: they have just discovered a new strain of the virus in Great Britain that is almost twice as contagious. They are actually trying to limit transportation out of the city of London in an attempt to keep people from spreading it to the rest of the country and possibly the world. At the time of this comment, it is not known if the three vaccines that have been made to combat the original virus, and which have been in development for months, are effective against this new strain. This is just a tiny glimpse of what a world would be like without our present level of medical technology. :/
Oh trust me, I love technology in the advancement of it but there's no denying that people have become very lazy and handicapped as a result on a whole. Yes people do live longer but less people are active and living longer with more health issues. The reason why more people don't use natural methods is because of money. The truth is it cost way more to grow/harvest, plants or mold (penicillin) in their whole form than it is to manufacture them into pill form. It uses way more resources and as a result would he distributed to less people. It is what it is. Also, what do you think benefits the food and drug administration? Something that will completely cure you? You're really naive if you think so. It's not a tin foil hat take, it's the way the world is unfortunately. At least the way it is now. Everything is a business, even my family members who are in the medical field have seen that, have sat at the board meetings and conferences. The world is not as rose colored as we all wish it would be. Technology can do things faster and in bulk like getting food, as a result people are consuming way more than they need and there is more suffering because of it because there is more of a demand because it is easy to come by. It's a cycle that feeds off itself. Technology is wonderful as is most of the advancements that aided us in progressing as a civilization, however no matter what you do or what you wish, there will always be the abuse of it. And there in lies the problem. You invent a gun to make it easier to hunt animals to eat, people will use them to hunt other people. You make a building which is a fortress from the harsh environmental elements, people will use it as a dungeon to trap and torture people. We humans with all our acquiring of knowledge have always been instinctively cruel when given too much power. It's just the way we are and when people say, "oh if I had all that power I would never do that." Yeah ok. I wonder those little boys and girls that those super rich elites used to be, if they all thought the same. (and please don't take this as every single rich person is bad, however every super rich person, usually has to do some bad things to get/stay rich) Also I'm not arguing FOR eugenics. Choosing the most fit mate and not breeding with sick individuals has ALWAYS been the nature default. Human still instinctively do it to some degree. It's why when a guy sees a very young and fit woman, he's attracted to her because his lizard brain is telling him that she could give him babies for a long time and she's healthy. It's why when you seen attractive girl on the internet for some reason beyond logic you want to give up your life savings just for the 1% chance she'll fck you. It's why no matter how much a Man loves a woman, most of them will always find other members attractive, especially if they have great genes. Same thing when a woman sees a very fit male or a male with a lot of resources who is smart. Now we can afford to be choosy because we're comfortable in a civilization where everything is at our fingertips and we no longer have to fight to survive predators or harsh conditions the way our ancestors did. By the way people DO lose their lives for technological advancement. Just take a look at the history of NASA. For all the safety precautions to have been put in place that we have now people had to literally burn in rockets, or in the case of the architecture of civilization, go check it out in history. those safety precautions that were put in place, the way that elevators are designed today, people DID lose their lives. That's usually the determining factor to motivate people to making change to make things safer and thus advancing technology. 🙂 Oh also, you said that the reason why I think that people can use natural remedies to facilitate life expectancy and quality of life is because I'm not surrounded by sickness and death. 🙂 Ironically, all of my ancestors lived into their 90s and 100s as far back as we could document especially on my mother's side. You know what they all had in common? They were farmers but they could not afford all those fancy medications and hospitals. No, they lived off the land and yes when the kids were sick, they would use herbs. They would exercise and they would work with their hands. They also weren't eating a whole bunch of processed food. You know the only family member who's really sick right now? My mother, who had started taking pills after moving to this country and working. She developed allergies here and so she started on benadryl. She started taking medications for this and for that just because it was easier and available. Over the years she developed other problems and had to get pills for those. She's a nurse. She said every patient that she's had in their old age takes literally over a dozen pills everyday for different things. She said patience that would come back and took a certain amount of pills, had even MORE pills prescribed. My aunt who is a pediatrician also confirmed this. Doctors are trained to prescribe medication for issues they find with patients and to treat the symptoms. Now there are some really good doctors who will only prescribe their patients hard pills as a last resort. Those doctors want to find out the root problem and will not stop until they do except that even to do that is very costly for the patient even with insurance. My grandfather is 105, in his right mind, has four teeth left and up until 2 years ago, he was still living in the country in which I was born, chopping his own wood every morning, walking to the shop everyday and socializing with his friends and the people of the town, coming back home and cooking. The same for my ancestors. So you tell me. I'm not saying all medicine is bad but I think we have to do things in moderation and and all of this, we are responsible for ourselves and our well-being. I don't like pumping my body full of pills unless absolutely necessary. If I have a headache I go to sleep or I drink more water. If I'm feeling sick I do this ridiculous thing that many animals will also do. I fast from food for a while, so my body won't spend all of its energy trying to digest all the processed food I'm putting into my body and spend time clearing out my bad cells. and this weird thing happens. The last two years I've been doing that whenever I start to feel a tickle in my throat, I felt better the next morning. In the years before that when I was taking a whole bunch of pills for every symptom, I stayed sick longer. Anyways all I'm saying is that technology and medicinal advancements are wonderful, but we still need to use them in moderation because at the end of the day everything nowadays is a business, and those businesses benefit off of the need and demand of the people they're selling it to. However are dependents on those things makes us weaker the more we depend on them. Machines Now kill a whole bunch of animals very easily so we can consume them. In turn 99% of America's population would be s*** out of luck if we suddenly had to learn to hunt for our own food. Pills and medicines can help easier symptoms, but not only do a lot of those pills have a million side effects but if something happened and we couldn't have those pills manufactured anymore, we've lost the knowledge on what herbs and resources we can utilize to help make us feel better that those same pills were synthesized from. 🤔 We now have cars and vehicles to get us a place is much quicker. More of us are getting fatter and dying of heart disease because we would rather jump in the car to get fast food down the street then to get something out of our refrigerators to cook. I hope you see where I'm going with this I'll stop it here. 🙂
No wonder why people say that humanity is gonna kill humanity Because of this quote “These robots are way smarter than us. Oh and also it can wipe out humanity”
so having not seen the movie so your summery for their explanation could be completely accurate for all i know, but being a military tech guy having components segmented is usually meant for quick repairs or redundancy. making it an appealing way to go for most branches. so if the ai is suppose to have a slight learning algorithm to adapt in theater (combat area assigned) and has a had or soft cap to keep it in control. damage form a fall like that would a least cause a reboot and a bad card or modular in control of the cap could very well have just failed to load that line of code or it got corrupted meaning a hard reboot (full shut down not just a restart) or a re-upload of the software would be needed to bring it back to what it's suppose to be. This is normally very rare and can cause cascading failure so it would eventually fail on its own do to burning the card or further corrupting its code. This is though just something I've seen with some of my equipment and card failures or just bad boot ups with them.
so i posted this before seeing that it was actual pulled out completely that big a card would never be used for just that unless it's code was compiled so horribly that two hard drives are needed (i want to say would never be accepted but...). this is much less reasonable.
That was an outdated Boston dynamics clip, go look at the improved robot that can get up if knocked down, and open doors, and do several other tasks humans can do. Oh, also, one o the tests was it picks up a box, and they knocked it out of its hands repeatedly, at first, it just picked up the box again, after four or five times though, it went after the researcher.
13:58 Dont know why I said aircraft carrier, I meant aircraft (Maybe I was thinking the aircraft is carrying the robots) who knows
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SERIOUSLY though! RENT or BUY this movie :D
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Hi, have you seen new Camp Cretaceous season 2 trailer? What do you think about it? I'm honestly pretty hyped...
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You should watch Alice in borderland and do a review on that, I think you would really love it
@@CinemaSans I didn't see it yet but I saved it for my watch later
I feel the most interesting part of Chappie got thrown in the last few minutes and so it got overlooked. Chappie invented a form of immortality. He successfully created a copy of a human brain and installed it in a machine. The implications of that would be a great movie, if done correctly.
It's been done, though not sure if you could say it was done well. Watch Transcendence.
@@aeden8008 Transcendence is more in the vein of Lucy where it's more about what if the human mind had no limits. Im not sure that would be possible within the power of the computers in the Chappie robots, but arguably could be seen increasing in following generations. I, personally, wouldn't mind seeing it go more of a Bruce Willis Surrogates direction where they touched on the pitfalls of feeling no fear for what happens to them because they just hook themselves up to another robot drone body. Maybe introduce the concept of creating multiple copies of oneself and ramifications of that.
That was some Soma level continuance of consciousness with Yo-Landi. The last memory of the Yo-Landi waking up at the end would be putting Chappie's helmet on.
@@simplygreen5832 oh yeah you're right. Unless he did a couple scans of her brain fresh after she died. Which we know he didn't.
she would prob love SCP: Overlord short movie
We need more SCP films.
@@DoomguyIsGrinningAtYou. We would have a lot more but the people that can make them dont have enough money to make a full length full written great cgi movie they dont even usually have over 40,000 when they do make those short ones.
Absolutely!!!!
I haven't seen it yet but I'm planning to cuz I like scp s
SCP: OVERLORD is probably the greatest paranormal movie. Only second to the first ghostbusters combined with the Exorcist. Thought I was the only person who admired it. "The Void" was an excellent movie too.
“I don’t want to put my life in the hands of a robot.”
Unfortunately, you are on UA-cam where bots being managed by other bots can flag and teardown videos and delete your channel because they think they saw an “Tiddy.”
This literally happened to a UA-camr called “Lost Pause.” Apparently, a bot kept flagging his videos because they thought That the gold buttons on a Chibi Lilly (his channel mascot) were Nipples. No joke.
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I would take that over one killing me with its bare hands LOL
@@Alteori can you review the madness combat series by krinkels please. you will like it. you can find it on youtube or in newgrounds
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Eh, Give it time and I’m sure Google will port over these kinds of algorithms to drones.
After all, google is the one running the face recognition programs in China.🤷🏿♂️
"I, for one, welcome our new Robot Overlords."
Fuck, they couldn't do worse...🤣
Ah, a fellow Lost Pause fan
I still remember watching chapie in theaters and having a blast with it
Same here. I really liked Chappie even though it didn't seem to fare so well with audiences
Me and my man love Chappie, I cried hard when the ppl attacked him and he didn't understand why. That seem broke me. 💔 😢
@@caitlyncpelletier yeah that was tough but the funny moment's were great too. I think i need to watch it again. District 9 too
And even though i thought it was basically a adult version of short circuit but i still mostly enjoyed it for what it is and I'm planning on getting a triple feature pack dvd of district 9, elysium, and chappie for Christmas this year
@@alastor-yw7og short circuit?! Now you're talking!
My UA-cam broke for a second and it said and it said she had over 3 mil subs, I was so happy for her. Now I can't actually see how many she has, but I know it's not enough.
I can’t see any subs
You spend so much time to editing for us also such a long video thank you for all this work you did for us!
Yeah the editing session was murder but I enjoyed myself because I actually really enjoyed this movie
I just want to know how she manages to upload so much
@@burningkabutops3693 cause she's a robot
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I really liked this part. A simple question from a small child put a highly advanced AI through an existential crisis.
Movie: "...So they make there own decisions?!"
"Yeah! Pretty much. I mean look it...These Robots have full blown A.I.! Okay, so they are waaaay smarter then any of us...."
Me: Neat! Now give them a austrian-english accent and a faible for one liners. And don´t forget the phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range! ;-)
Only what you see on the wall, mister.
GPT-3 can already do nice one-liners, so we are getting there!
Didn't see the movie myself, so I can't say for sure, but just some food for thought. There are a couple of reasons why you shouldn't shoot a gun (especially a high-power rifle like an AK-47) in a cave. The main reason is ricochet, which from the look of the snippets you showed would almost definitely happen in a cave that narrow. Plus, the robot is made of metal, which again, could cause a ricochet. The second main one is the sound. Even firing a rifle without hearing protection in a open field where the sound won't bounce back at you, can still cause hearing damage from how loud they are. If you were to do that in a cave where the sound would bounce around and back at you constantly, without hearing protection your looking at ruptured eardrum's and subsequent deafness, intense disorientation, and lose of equilibrium. As for not trying to take the robots weapon or smashing it with a rock, that would put you range for it to grab you and kill you or grab the rock and kill you with that instead. Also the Navy Seal has seen that they self destruct when the robots are neutralized, so even if he could take it out it would just explode and take him with it right? Idk, like I said, didn't see the movie but from hearing you describe it I could think of a few reasons why they did what they did there.
Dyslexia : ‘Charpie’
Reading: ‘Chappie’
My mind: ‘NO, it Charpie the sharpiest sharp shooter!’
I needed that laugh thank you lmao
Finally someone that shares my love for non human movements. I love watching the Alien move, I love watching Robots move.
The reasoning I see, for the robots random strength is that they had the possibility is that they short out, because of lack of testing. For speech, that's pretty easy, they didn't need to speak.
6:30 okay, seeing a little shadow fox thing making that statement was an experience.
I, too, was not ready for that. Lol
Same kinda shell shocked
Oddly enough, I've worked on robots for military-related government contracts and let me just say that when it comes to certain contractors, many organizers are legitimately just so incompetent..
They feed you with a bunch of scare-tactics and other weird lies, pay ''good'' money but they absolutely lack any fundamental knowledge in the field. Maybe that was just my situation but a lot of the concerns when it came to those programmers were kinda relatable.
Also, the robot designs were super cool, loved them absolutely!
The Terminator: "Am I a joke to you?"
Dark Fate, genesis, T3: Yes!
Danm! She took that "ass spread wide" analogy and just kept going at it 🤣🤣🤣. After the first line I got the message and then each line after that got more graphic
Lol..was looking for this comment
finally someone acknowledged it! LMFAO!!!
It's even worse when you're eyes are closed 🤣 the images in my head
It just looks so fresh. It's really rare to see movies with an exciting and cool new take or twist on something.
Watching this trailer made me go, "Well of COURSE a robot soldier would look like that."
I’m going to watch this movie 🍿
I would totally sign on to this project and I will watch this movie. Even if the robots kill us, what are the chances that you're going to die to something as cool as a robot?
It aint about living forever its about dying an intresting death lol
Awesome video thanks for making videos
Just a suggestion, checkout "Turbo Kid". Post-apocalyptic film made a few years ago. Its not an 80s period piece, or a "let's throw as many 80s cheesy references in your face as possible **coughcough hot tub time machine coughcough**" but a b-movie made as if it were made as a b-movie in the 80s... in all the best ways.
They set out to make a bad movie and accidentally made a great film. No, seriously. This shouldn't have been as good as it is.
1:06 I cant with these edits, they get me every time! XD
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just subscribed mainly because you remind me of Penelope Sweets from Wreck-It Ralph I love that movie. Your voice and mannerisms are totally Penelope Sweets. 😂
I watched chappie while on shrooms. Love the movie, but not the best experience. RIP Amerika
Niceeeeeee 👍🤯👍
38:45 shes just standing there like nothing bad is happening like shes calling a uber to pick her up after a late night of drinking
Fifty two minutes and twenty seconds. That's how long this video is .-. I'll stay since I'm nice and I'll stay for altiore. Keep up the good work👍
Thanks for bring up this movie to everyone's attention. This movie is better than most stuff Hollywood puts out. It does seem like a Chappie prequel or sequel. Totally great!
Great video and I haven’t even watched it yet
duct tape could have prevented everything in this movie from happening
the narration that you do is just amazing.
Damn this video is long
I love it 🥰
Why, that robot had a heart the whole time he just needed a testimonial! -Sage advice from the wizard of Oz
Hi Alteori 🤗
This video entertained me more than most of the new movies.
I bout lost it with your view of vulnerable, @$$ being held wide open and the tongue huh ? Lol
And I loved the Bruh-Row at end.
Thanks for the hard work & entertaining me again.
You gotta check out Gantz0
And
The Witch Subversion part 1, even if you don't review them they are worth the watch.
Have a Great day!
That "we should leave it to natural selection" notion is the next Thanos motivation
Ooh I can already tell this is gonna be a good one
Number 4? Because Number 5 belonged to Short Circuit XD. Old movie, I love it. Wall-E sort of reminded me of him. BTW great video and commentary, didn't care much about the movie but somehow I landed here. you still get a sub :P
its always the best video i ever watch
I love the cockpit hud.
20:03
ever heard of chess bots? They're better than the world's best chess player.
Edit: if you're wondering, yes chess bots can kill people
Second edit: I edited my comment so the heart from alteori disappeared R.I.P.
Wasn't there a go fish bot that beat the go fish grandmasters, and now drives a bus? That could easily kill you. If you live in the area where it goes on it's route.
But can it love me back?
@@autobotrock4789 if anything can love you back, it would be a bot. Don't know if it would be a chess bot, but it would be a bot.
@Alteori I love your videos and I already want to watch the movie. You should watch Code 8 on Netflix. It’s really good but I would like to hear your idea on it because I didn’t understand certain parts of it.
Kinda reminds me of Kill Command. You ever seen Spectral? Its scifi tech soldiers vs Phantoms
True, but this one is more exciting. All the robots say is identify identify.
Tech, weapons, airship and most all gadgets are cool. But all machine does copy how soldiers fight, good tech way learning btw ASR. Annalise, Study and Reprogram. Follow that tech everyday.
Are you ever going to review the banana splits movie?, it’s one of my favorite movies and I would love to see your reaction to it🟧
There already was a prequel.It was called "Short Circuit" and man was it better than Crappie.
I symphatize with hugh jackman in chappie being sideline and pissed about being sidelined for too long...
This is Short Circuit updated basically but with more violence and less funny lines.
Number 5 is alive!....number 4...... hit the floor...
As someone who went somewhere i wasnt supposed to go and thats pretty accurate.
Theres a reason my dad is in charge of planning family events but not allowed to strat from the plan improvise since last time he did that we had machine guns in our faces. Fun times
The Amish don't take to trespassers lightly.
Well as a Backer for this film, I hope I made a good investment.
I remember seeing chappie on tv a few years ago and they played it loads and then it just disappeared and haven’t seen it since, never seen it on dvd as well in shops
What bothers me the most is that this reminds me of a movie where a guy's consciousness gets uploaded into a combat robot he had involvement in, and now I can't remember what it's called.
The comment about the medication. Yeah we are reaching to that point. There's so much we can do with wild life around us, plus like you said. We take one medication to help one problem. 9 more came up because we used that med. Sooner or later we will face something that we can not go against with and we will face natural selection.
This movie is going to be fun to watch and yeah. They don't have those corps funding but at least they have the freedom to do what they want in this movie. Honestly, those robots movements are good.
I want to thank you Alteori for making this long video. Oh gezz, three days. Get some rest XD.
Still, thank you for giving us good videos to watch over this year. It's really been a treat
So we just gonna euthanize the people who didn't get natural immunity to the flu ?
@@etlttc353 for the moment no. We already learn how to deal with the flu. But there's a small off chance the flu got way to evolved for us to combat naturally.
Plus we got other diseases to consider too. It's a survive battle between the body and the virus or disease. Right now we rely on medication from plants and parts of animals like poison. But just like poison can used as a cure or remedy. Any treatment or meds can turn into poison.
@@kaiserdragon7233 then don't overdose on it
Anything is poisonous if you take too much of it
@@etlttc353 medication will turn toxic in time. It's just the cycle of it. Toxic turns into medication and soon enough. The medication will return to be toxic in a different form.
However you bring a point. We must take care of what we used in medication. Everything must be balance so we can the most out of it without being effected negatively. However, you shouldn't rely on medication. Your body is equip to handle most things unless it's life threatening.
Tho, there's a quote I remember my friend that studied in the medical field told me when we were talking about over the counter.
"Doctors and medical equipment shouldn't get rid all the pain. It's our job to remove some of it so you can handle yours. Besides, being in pain isn't that bad. It's means your still alive and getting well. That you should live your life to the fullest despite what comes in your way."
I paid $9.99 for this back in November. It was definitely impressive, especially with the Robots CGI. But the story and characters were weak. They tried.... but failed. But I give it a B- for the clear effort put into the cinematography & visual effect. Those two alone was worth the watch...
But just once. Its definitely a one-timer.
The movie definitely seems pretty interesting. I enjoyed the video a lot
I love how Alteori just goes on tangents that aren’t even related to the movie or the topic she started on
I saw Chappie 10 times on FX and Sci-fi 3 years ago. I remember seeing Hugh Jackman in the movie with a mullet and didn't like to see him as a villain, but I did enjoy seeing him getting the shit kicked out of him by Chappie to teach him a lesson.
I find it funny that the blonde dude accuses the navy seal of not being a navy seal. What I love is that thanks to my avoidance of fighting is that so many yobos think I’m not special forces. Ha life can be tough
Mother: graceful
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Father: disciplined
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Me: a disgrace
Cause: Expectations!
This was awesome thank you ❤❤
Is it just me or do writer robot lovers rarely understand even the basics of how they operate? Nothin' wrong with some dumb fun, but, realistic robots can be so kickass if utilized properly.
If advanced enough, robots could be absolutely perfect predators, and a character finding a way to survive one would be a genuinely impressive feat if written properly, as well as satisfying payoff for a tense game of cat and mouse between a man and man's greatest killer.
It really helps the fight feel personal, which is often difficult with machine villains since they're usually a horde of personality-less pons, or similarly dull AI.
Of course, that's just my opinion, and to each their own.
Thats what happens when Chappie goes full-on Ultron.
Saw this a week ago and streamed MoM today and I was not disappointed expecting too much from this flick. I was, as you said, blown away by the previews and I'm glad your review sort of let me know not to get my hopes up too much-- it's a good movie. That's about it. I DID like the way the writers let us know where the AI was uploading to...I think it leaves room for an awesome sequel. Thanks for review -- I think I'd have been seriously f disappointed if I hadn't seen it before watching. 👾
the machine has two CPUes one that gives order and one that decide the best way to complete the order. now on number 4 the CPU that was supposed to give orders slid of in the drop but the part which decides how to complete the orders was still active for some reason. and because of that it created a loop of which his orders are to find orders. or your meaning is to find a meaning for humans. that's basically how he gained self-awareness. the CPU which completes the orders already has the capacity to surpass human intelligence it's just limited by the fact it has no reason to act without the first CPU.
Yoooooo you've seen district 9?!?! I love that movie
Yesss i couldnt disagree more
(27:54) Ha! That is two older laptop SATA hard drives glued together. You can see both power and data connections, there. Awesome! :)
They were most likely told it was a terrain systems check. The machines need to process the terrain and be able to move, otherwise they would just, well, fall over. So it’s probably just meant to be a test to see if they can navigate harsh terrain. Or rather, that’s what the engineers were told.
Awl•tee•oh•rhee, I absolutely love your videos! They’ve brought so much happiness and joy to my life over these past few weeks. Lotsa love and aloha from Honolulu! 😁🤙🏽❤️🌈☀️ (just symbols of Hawai’i)
If we are afraid that AI will turn against us we could deal with it the same way they do in star wars, in star wars some droid types can gain feeling and sentient/consciousness so to prevent this they are given regular memory swipe
To be fair, while the robots certainly need to be tested around people, you'd normally do so by giving them paintball guns, not live ammunition. What would make more sense would be if the robots had paintball guns, they wandered through a training exercise against humans and found out that despite their task of 'killing the enemies' their guns were totally ineffective. Then they somehow started getting creative with the kills, by throwing people off cliffs or something. Or, they just came across some cartel operation and one of them dropped their fake gun and picked up a real one by accident. Suddenly they're now armed and lethal.
That's what's more likely to happen with AI, bad programming that leads to death, not the AI suddenly deciding that people should die because it's a threat. unless the AI has been programmed for self-preservation, why would it care if people wanted to kill it? It would have no emotions even if it were smarter than us.
4:48 Those Boston Dynamics robots do somersaults and parkour now; fascinating but scary stuff.
Love the new animations
Alteori do you have web toons and if you do I have a recommendation I’m currently reading this comic called “Darby.” It is really gruesome though and it is about dinosaurs
LMAAAAAOOOOO!!!!! You haven't been around on here long LOL. I covered Darbi a while back. People have been asking me to get back into it
@@Alteori oooh lol I’ve been busy with school and my advanced classes
Alteori for a whole hour: I absolutely love this movie, its wonderful
I've seen both chappie and district 9 and I liked both and I might give it a watch ....wait it's already out !
47:11 damn, sounds exactly like my dad. I remember hiding behind a couch after hearing him yell that.
Alteori they just released a second trailer for Camp Cretaceous season 2 please do a breakdown of the trailer
It's been 7 months and this video still makes my day. 🤣🤣🤣
I was expecting a b-shlock, but I was really surprised by the movie. Though it has weak places, especially in the final third, I really like how they subvert expectations and even outright defy some tropes that stood unchallenged for generations. Children are finally mortal!
52 min of Alteori that already feels like a full movie
20:33 your iphone isnt gonna molest you so hard that you explode just because it feels like it
Teacher: why do you two have the same answers?
Me: cause we have the same questions
Teacher: . . . listen here you little sh×t
They basically making a horror movie with robots and the movie can be a big fail, when it is just turned into a terminator movie.
"In the arms of an angel" killed me for 6 whole minutes lol
I freaking love chappie and robots in general are my favourite things I’ll take any movie like that
The movie setting is in Cambodia and the people who lived there speak Khmer. And the country is filled with land mines since the cold war.
Dude! Are they still there? 0,0 Do people get blown up?
@@Alteori Landmines and UXO had killed 19,780 people and either injured or amputated 45,075 others.
What is your character you use in videos I know it's an animal I just dont know what
the cave scene , did you forgot that the robot has self destruction . so the human choose the easiest way which is run run and run .
There is something so fucking cool about seeing relentless robot killing machines just destroying people
Lmao I was enjoying you, this video, so much I didn't realize it was damn near an hour long.
Yay!!! I felt that way making the video 😂 At least I enjoyed this one
What a long video. Nice 👍
Your the best
At school we call it hide and go tig
Do a review with chronicle oof Riddick rules of the dark.
Oof!
@@eccremocarpusscaber5159 it was a typo my keyboard is broken.
They were so preoccupied if they could they never stopped to think that they should!
Hey, if you like heavy metal and ridiculous horror flicks, you should check out "Cradle of Fear"
One thing these movies always get wrong is storage space of Robot memory. Human brain have a storage limit but than comes these data center style robot.
(16:44) Not sure who is actually "losing their lives" for technological advancement, but without modern medicine we'd have very high infant mortality rates and an extremely low life expectancy. This idea that there are "all of these natural things" that we can use instead of modern medicines is a fallacy. If there were, we'd be using them. Not to mention there would be people making money off of them.
This kind of thinking arises when people aren't surrounded by the death and sickness as a result of "living naturally".
Also, natural selection (and essentially arguing for eugenics) takes a long long LONG time.
There is a reason the planet's total population exploded within the last 200 years and medical technology is a big part of that. My grandparents used to yell at me to wear shoes outside when I was a kid and _their_ elders hammered it into their heads because they lived at a time when a foot wound could potentially _kill_ you.
Not to mention that without modern medicine a certain nasty little virus going around would end up killing millions every year without a vaccine to stop its spread. Just sayin'. ;)
I know going off on a rant can be fun, but be sure to confirm the efficacy of your points as you leap from one to the next. ;)
News flash: they have just discovered a new strain of the virus in Great Britain that is almost twice as contagious. They are actually trying to limit transportation out of the city of London in an attempt to keep people from spreading it to the rest of the country and possibly the world. At the time of this comment, it is not known if the three vaccines that have been made to combat the original virus, and which have been in development for months, are effective against this new strain. This is just a tiny glimpse of what a world would be like without our present level of medical technology. :/
Oh trust me, I love technology in the advancement of it but there's no denying that people have become very lazy and handicapped as a result on a whole.
Yes people do live longer but less people are active and living longer with more health issues. The reason why more people don't use natural methods is because of money.
The truth is it cost way more to grow/harvest, plants or mold (penicillin) in their whole form than it is to manufacture them into pill form. It uses way more resources and as a result would he distributed to less people. It is what it is.
Also, what do you think benefits the food and drug administration? Something that will completely cure you? You're really naive if you think so. It's not a tin foil hat take, it's the way the world is unfortunately. At least the way it is now.
Everything is a business, even my family members who are in the medical field have seen that, have sat at the board meetings and conferences. The world is not as rose colored as we all wish it would be.
Technology can do things faster and in bulk like getting food, as a result people are consuming way more than they need and there is more suffering because of it because there is more of a demand because it is easy to come by. It's a cycle that feeds off itself.
Technology is wonderful as is most of the advancements that aided us in progressing as a civilization, however no matter what you do or what you wish, there will always be the abuse of it. And there in lies the problem.
You invent a gun to make it easier to hunt animals to eat, people will use them to hunt other people.
You make a building which is a fortress from the harsh environmental elements, people will use it as a dungeon to trap and torture people.
We humans with all our acquiring of knowledge have always been instinctively cruel when given too much power. It's just the way we are and when people say, "oh if I had all that power I would never do that." Yeah ok. I wonder those little boys and girls that those super rich elites used to be, if they all thought the same. (and please don't take this as every single rich person is bad, however every super rich person, usually has to do some bad things to get/stay rich)
Also I'm not arguing FOR eugenics. Choosing the most fit mate and not breeding with sick individuals has ALWAYS been the nature default. Human still instinctively do it to some degree.
It's why when a guy sees a very young and fit woman, he's attracted to her because his lizard brain is telling him that she could give him babies for a long time and she's healthy. It's why when you seen attractive girl on the internet for some reason beyond logic you want to give up your life savings just for the 1% chance she'll fck you. It's why no matter how much a Man loves a woman, most of them will always find other members attractive, especially if they have great genes.
Same thing when a woman sees a very fit male or a male with a lot of resources who is smart.
Now we can afford to be choosy because we're comfortable in a civilization where everything is at our fingertips and we no longer have to fight to survive predators or harsh conditions the way our ancestors did.
By the way people DO lose their lives for technological advancement. Just take a look at the history of NASA. For all the safety precautions to have been put in place that we have now people had to literally burn in rockets, or in the case of the architecture of civilization, go check it out in history.
those safety precautions that were put in place, the way that elevators are designed today, people DID lose their lives. That's usually the determining factor to motivate people to making change to make things safer and thus advancing technology. 🙂
Oh also, you said that the reason why I think that people can use natural remedies to facilitate life expectancy and quality of life is because I'm not surrounded by sickness and death. 🙂
Ironically, all of my ancestors lived into their 90s and 100s as far back as we could document especially on my mother's side. You know what they all had in common?
They were farmers but they could not afford all those fancy medications and hospitals.
No, they lived off the land and yes when the kids were sick, they would use herbs. They would exercise and they would work with their hands. They also weren't eating a whole bunch of processed food.
You know the only family member who's really sick right now? My mother, who had started taking pills after moving to this country and working. She developed allergies here and so she started on benadryl. She started taking medications for this and for that just because it was easier and available. Over the years she developed other problems and had to get pills for those. She's a nurse.
She said every patient that she's had in their old age takes literally over a dozen pills everyday for different things.
She said patience that would come back and took a certain amount of pills, had even MORE pills prescribed.
My aunt who is a pediatrician also confirmed this. Doctors are trained to prescribe medication for issues they find with patients and to treat the symptoms.
Now there are some really good doctors who will only prescribe their patients hard pills as a last resort. Those doctors want to find out the root problem and will not stop until they do except that even to do that is very costly for the patient even with insurance.
My grandfather is 105, in his right mind, has four teeth left and up until 2 years ago, he was still living in the country in which I was born, chopping his own wood every morning, walking to the shop everyday and socializing with his friends and the people of the town, coming back home and cooking.
The same for my ancestors.
So you tell me.
I'm not saying all medicine is bad but I think we have to do things in moderation and and all of this, we are responsible for ourselves and our well-being.
I don't like pumping my body full of pills unless absolutely necessary. If I have a headache I go to sleep or I drink more water.
If I'm feeling sick I do this ridiculous thing that many animals will also do. I fast from food for a while, so my body won't spend all of its energy trying to digest all the processed food I'm putting into my body and spend time clearing out my bad cells.
and this weird thing happens. The last two years I've been doing that whenever I start to feel a tickle in my throat, I felt better the next morning. In the years before that when I was taking a whole bunch of pills for every symptom, I stayed sick longer.
Anyways all I'm saying is that technology and medicinal advancements are wonderful, but we still need to use them in moderation because at the end of the day everything nowadays is a business, and those businesses benefit off of the need and demand of the people they're selling it to.
However are dependents on those things makes us weaker the more we depend on them.
Machines Now kill a whole bunch of animals very easily so we can consume them.
In turn 99% of America's population would be s*** out of luck if we suddenly had to learn to hunt for our own food.
Pills and medicines can help easier symptoms, but not only do a lot of those pills have a million side effects but if something happened and we couldn't have those pills manufactured anymore, we've lost the knowledge on what herbs and resources we can utilize to help make us feel better that those same pills were synthesized from. 🤔
We now have cars and vehicles to get us a place is much quicker. More of us are getting fatter and dying of heart disease because we would rather jump in the car to get fast food down the street then to get something out of our refrigerators to cook.
I hope you see where I'm going with this I'll stop it here. 🙂
will watch movie before video as i was searching on yt for "chappie sequel" and found this
No wonder why people say that humanity is gonna kill humanity
Because of this quote
“These robots are way smarter than us. Oh and also it can wipe out humanity”
so having not seen the movie so your summery for their explanation could be completely accurate for all i know, but being a military tech guy having components segmented is usually meant for quick repairs or redundancy. making it an appealing way to go for most branches. so if the ai is suppose to have a slight learning algorithm to adapt in theater (combat area assigned) and has a had or soft cap to keep it in control. damage form a fall like that would a least cause a reboot and a bad card or modular in control of the cap could very well have just failed to load that line of code or it got corrupted meaning a hard reboot (full shut down not just a restart) or a re-upload of the software would be needed to bring it back to what it's suppose to be. This is normally very rare and can cause cascading failure so it would eventually fail on its own do to burning the card or further corrupting its code. This is though just something I've seen with some of my equipment and card failures or just bad boot ups with them.
so i posted this before seeing that it was actual pulled out completely that big a card would never be used for just that unless it's code was compiled so horribly that two hard drives are needed (i want to say would never be accepted but...). this is much less reasonable.
That was an outdated Boston dynamics clip, go look at the improved robot that can get up if knocked down, and open doors, and do several other tasks humans can do. Oh, also, one o the tests was it picks up a box, and they knocked it out of its hands repeatedly, at first, it just picked up the box again, after four or five times though, it went after the researcher.