How WESTWORLD the Show Differs from WESTWORLD the Movie http://nerdist.com/how-we...the-movie/

Why "Westworld" Matters http://www.popularmechani...d-matters/

Here’s a Complete Guide to Westworld’s Many References {{{{{Spoiler Alert}}}}}}} http://time.com/4520599/w...ow_twitter

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The nudity is amazing. lol

I've watched the first two episodes but I'm still not sure if I'm interested enough to continue watching yet.

I think the show is great .....the only fault I have is that I can't binge watch the remaining 8 episodes

Here's why modern songs play on the saloon's piano in 'Westworld' http://www.businessinside...S&IR=T

‘These violent delights have violent ends’: Why Westworld proves it’s best not to judge a series by its pilot http://news.nationalpost....-its-pilot

How HBO’s Westworld bridges the divide between evil robots and empathetic robots http://www.vox.com/cultur...ankenstein

missfee said:

Westworld Is Very Good, You Just Need To Be A Bit Patient http://www.gizmodo.com.au...t-patient/

Well, I watched episode three, still not that impressed.

I liked the 2nd episode more than the first. So cool to see all these great actors together, such a treat.

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Missfee, it is great, you ok? Some just don't like Westerns.

Imagine how sick we would be if this was real. You could kill, rape robots? ick.

Stunning show - love love love it! massive award winner

2freaky4church1 said:

2freaky4church1 said:

Missfee, it is great, you ok? Some just don't like Westerns.

Oh I'm fine. It's my opinion. I don't really care for the show. Has nothing to do with not liking Westerns.

I love that so far the series takes its time and is very smart--like the movies Blade Runner and Ex Machina which are also sci-fi favorites of mine about artificial life. It won't appeal to everyone for sure.

SPOILER Warning about episode 3.

The third episode was just there for me, but I see where it's headed. So, Is the human that scalped the "robot" (AL) aka the man in black really the other original founder Arnold that we are told is dead but might not be dead? Just a thought.

sexton said:

I love that so far the series takes its time and is very smart--like the movies Blade Runner and Ex Machina which are also sci-fi favorites of mine about artificial life. It won't appeal to everyone for sure.

Yuuup with sprinkles of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I think its been great so far, I have always like Anthony Hopkins and Ed Harris........but Evan Rachel Woods is amazing as Delores (she was also great in Mildred Pierce ), got chills when she quotes Shakesphere's "These violent delights have violents ends" to Maeve. Plus there is Hemsworth brother in the show, Luke and he is easy on the eye

kewlschool said:

SPOILER Warning about episode 3.

The third episode was just there for me, but I see where it's headed. So, Is the human that scalped the "robot" (AL) aka the man in black really the other original founder Arnold that we are told is dead but might not be dead? Just a thought.

I thought that as well

Goddess4Real said:

kewlschool said:

SPOILER Warning about episode 3.

The third episode was just there for me, but I see where it's headed. So, Is the human that scalped the "robot" (AL) aka the man in black really the other original founder Arnold that we are told is dead but might not be dead? Just a thought.

I thought that as well

Do you think he wants them to feel all the same emotions as humans, so, he can get off by doing the horrible things he does?

kewlschool said:

Goddess4Real said:

I thought that as well

Do you think he wants them to feel all the same emotions as humans, so, he can get off by doing the horrible things he does?

Or maybe wants to get even with his partner Dr Ford (if he is indeed Arnold), because of their differing opinion about the park etc and the fall out they had.

Goddess4Real said:

sexton said:

I love that so far the series takes its time and is very smart--like the movies Blade Runner and Ex Machina which are also sci-fi favorites of mine about artificial life. It won't appeal to everyone for sure.

Yuuup with sprinkles of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I think its been great so far, I have always like Anthony Hopkins and Ed Harris........but Evan Rachel Woods is amazing as Delores (she was also great in Mildred Pierce ), got chills when she quotes Shakesphere's "These violent delights have violents ends" to Maeve. Plus there is Hemsworth brother in the show, Luke and he is easy on the eye

Ever since I saw her in this movie about 8 years ago I knew she was the real deal.

kewlschool said:

Goddess4Real said:

I thought that as well

Do you think he wants them to feel all the same emotions as humans, so, he can get off by doing the horrible things he does?

I'm only on episode 2, but this is my guess about the man in black. He's not satisfied with the scripted "reality" there anymore and needs more. It'll probably end up being a lot deeper than that though.

I LOVE this show already. I wish there were more episodes up, since I have HBO for a week

What did she see in Maralyn Manson?

I liked the use of The Cure's "A Forest" in this week's episode.

JoeBala said:

Goddess4Real said:

Yuuup with sprinkles of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I think its been great so far, I have always like Anthony Hopkins and Ed Harris........but Evan Rachel Woods is amazing as Delores (she was also great in Mildred Pierce ), got chills when she quotes Shakesphere's "These violent delights have violents ends" to Maeve. Plus there is Hemsworth brother in the show, Luke and he is easy on the eye

Ever since I saw her in this movie about 8 years ago I knew she was the real deal.

Thanks, I will check this one out. Also Practical Magic (1998) where she plays Sandra Bullock daughter, just in time for Halloween I haven't watched it in ages.

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Why the movie HBO's 'Westworld' is based on was way ahead of its time by Jason Guerrasio http://www.businessinside...S&IR=T

This show keeps getting better. I may just have to sign up for HBO Go.. Last night's episode was the best yet I think. I'm so anxious to find out more about Arnold and how he relates to the man in black. Also, I kind of missed what was going on with the man reprogamming(?) the bird. What was that?