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Neunzehnhahnenachtzig, das beantwortet eigentlich meine Frage.

Sind die Stimmen A.I. generiert?🤔

Frankly, you cannot do a deep-dive review of this great movie in such a short video and without discussing spoiler material! The ending and what it might stand for, is incredibly important for understanding that movie, and IMO it needs to be discussed!. It's not really that hard: you issue a spoiler warning, which gives those who have not seen the movie, yet, the chance to tune out. And if you have ignited their interest, they might return to your video essay after they have watched the movie 😉 You also should have discusssed the other characters and their significance. What about the hero's current girlfriend? Is the hero deeply in love with her, or is he still emotionally chained to Cathy? What about the most enigmatic character, the deaf kid who doesn't even have a name? Is he a guardian angel of the hero? Did the Kid tell the truth or did he lie at the end of the movie? And if he lied, would the hero have approved of this lie? The Kid certainly thought so. But even if the hero would've approved, was it really the right thing to do? I noticed that most men see this in a very different light than most women. There is such a lot of substance in this movie, and you should have dived a lot deeper!

Are these voices AI generated? I'm confounded by this lmaoo

Is this AI voices??? This is weird as shit.....

Inhaltlich gutes Video, aber warum die KI Stimmen ???

AI generated "podcast"

I agree with you completely about Wait Until Dark. A supurb film bit you didn't mention the scene where Rote leaps out at Suzi. Scared the heck out of me when I first saw it and even now, knowing it will happen it is THE shocking scene in the movie. BTW: why doesn't your "like" counter work?

I had this for my Atari 2600! I was too young to play it when it came out, but my mom and I found a game cartridge at a yard sale around 1984 1985

I feel really old now .

I was 10 or 11yrs old & my mate David had this on his Atari, played it for hours until our wrists hurt & I thought it was the best thing ever, even better than Horace Goes Skiing on my Sinclair Spectrum! Life was so much simpler in so many ways & ignorance was bliss. Anyone remember Intellivision???!

Don't need analysis of this film, read the book..a film is a film is a film..

nice

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Interesting; but shouldn't you at least credit this to "NotebookLM" by Microsoft who made this podcast for you?

alda lass das mit den Ai Text to speach .. "vorlasche" statt deutsch Vorlage .. und der Regisseur heißt nicht James Gün ..

I kinda wish I still had mine. I remember playing Superman with my dad for hours on end. A one player game. And the only game he liked to play on it.

COL-LEE-CO. COLE-CO hurts my ears

But the android isn’t mimicking humans. It is human, in a different form.

Google's NotebookLM?

Der Es-I-D wtf 🤬 Die KI 🤖 Stimme OMG 🙉

Ich hab den C64 früher repariert. Die Maschine war so einfach zu verstehen.. Wenn ich meine Augen schloss, konnte ich die Bits regelrecht fließen sehen..

Even if my first home video game system was the Atari Super Pong in 1976 my life of gaming really started the next year in 1977 months after my mother took me to see Star Wars in the theater that same year I got the Atari VCS for my birthday and all nine games that was first launch with the system. The Atari VCS been out from 1977 until 1992 and in that time like the 2600 be remade 4 times from. 1977 - Heavy Sixer 1978 -Light Sixer 1980 -Four Switch 1982 -Darth Vader 1986 -Smaller Jr

Co-leek-co. Wow. It was short for the Connecticut Leather Company so I get where your pronunciation came from, but it’s just wrong. You guys are just wrong.

This is AI generated content 😕

I was a teenager when this game was released in 1977. At the time, we were more interested in Star Wars, Punk and Disco, and we thought it was just another fad. That being said, it didn't take long for these to catch on in popularity, and these became the "must have" Christmas gift for '77!

The Quantum link [AOL's original name!!] was awesome! It had an FDD drive, 1581 3 1/2 floppy and the RAMlink. Afterward, I got a C 128 with the 80-column mode using GEOS 128 2.0. It was the best computer I ever had!!

Für KI klingen die Stimmen aber sehr gut.

Der Inhalt ist ja gut aber die Stimme klingt sehr nach KI. Sprechen dort Menschen oder Computer?

You guys are gonna have to totally redo this or you're gonna get shredded... it's COL-LEE-CO, not COLE-CO.

This is so bizzare

So wise , Thank you for the reminder of So many Things

This book, Tunnel in the Sky, Door into Summer, Starship Troopers, were the pivotal early scifi books I read. R for rocket by Asmov and the early Andre Norton books rounded it out and of course, Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke. Great time for Science Fiction.

Arthur C. Clark’s books are always thought provoking. I’m “Rama” the story line is diverse enough, and Clark’s characters always a mixed bunch of. Please, please, please don’t deviate from it for the sake of DEI!

Heinlein was one of the first authors I searched out and read when I was a kid in the early 70s. Tunnel in the Sky, Farmer in the Sky, Orphans of the Sky, Glory Road, Starship Troopers and this one. Along with Arthur C Clarke's Islands in the sky, all hard SF with lots of engineering speculation and ethics and mostly upbeat (Farmer isn't quite so much upbeat) - just right for a kid on the run-up to the change from middle school to Comprehensive (UK thing begun at 11 years of age). Re-read 'Space Suit' the other month and it still stands up.... Damn shame the promise of the Apollo programme was never realised and 50 years later there is no regular travel beyond Earth's atmosphere.....

Heinlein's juveniles are criminally underrated.

Hah! I only re-read it again a couple of months ago. That and Space Family Stone are two of my favourite REH novels…

It was so immersive despite the very primative graphics. I completed the game in so much as I could fly any where and was so strong that nothing could hurt me! The size of the galaxy was mind blowing. Which is what it should be, space is BIG.

Warning: this entire discussion is made by Ai… doubtful? lookup NotebookLM

Heinlein tackled a lot of real world issues in his stories.

God, how I hate this so obviously scripted form (to look casual and intelligent) of podcasting/Video casting. Unbearable. Puke.

This sounds like scripted AI.

When the COVID-19 business started, I certainly thought of The Andromeda Strain. In fact, I was so alarmed that the world would never go back to normal.

Great video...👍

My mom bought me a green turtleneck and fruit boots like Tony Newman wore.

First checked this book out of my small town library when I was 11 years old. That was in the early 60's. I used to go out in the field behind my house at night, looking at the stars and imagining the wonder of a black spaceship suddenly dropping out of that sky and almost landing on top of me. That scene from the book has always struck me with wonder. I must have checked that book out a half dozen times before I managed to save up the 60 cents I needed to buy my own paperback copy.

The part in that story that kicks me in the chest every time I think about it, all these years later, is where Kip faces the aliens judging mankind and says, "Go ahead, take away our star. You will if you can, and I suppose you can. /We'll make our own star, and we'll come back and hunt down every last one of you!/"

Big fan of the book. Cheers!

I've been a huge fan of Heinlein from the moment I found out Starship Troopers was a book at 14. I didn't manage to find a copy of this one until I was in my 30's, part a short story collection in a ships library. So worth the wait.

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