Is think story tackling wanda vision next pog?

What happened to American Gods. Thats how I found u and y I subbed. Did u stop covering or no new shows yet?

Harp teeth kept distracting me but good movie thou

Rubbish film, wouldn't waste my time.. More leftist crap. Turned it off halfways through.. Another pc bullshit message.

I think that would have been a better ending too!

Agreed. Lowkey wanted to see America get a taste of its' own medicine and get nuked. Sofiya had such a good point, I couldn't help but side with her. My God this movie was tense.

@@ThinkStory You'd think Netflix would have the balls to pull off a dark ending :)

Fuck! I agree with you, I was think the same thing the whole time! Leo was right and like the robot he was the best character in the movie for me.

Totally agreed, that will a better ending.

Thank you bro, I knew I couldn’t be the only one

I wanted that exact same thing. Not everyday happy ending... sometimes the shit just needs to hit the fan. Joke is, in the end. Leo was even right. War never changes.

Same.

Same

Same here was disappointed whit the ending

Corny ending "Dramatic ending " has been done enough as well

Maybe the sequel

Actually if you watch the credits its directly implied there was already more either built or being built , it was almost a terminator ish like scene in the end credits with a bunch of anthony makeys being built , so yea there is that lol

It's implied in the credits. They made more Leos

@@agonleed3841 better than the crap we got...

He should have. Leo was right all along!

You guys are all missing the point. Harp stopping Leo was all part of his plan or rather it was his Plan B. Leo's goal is not to ''punish the US because they wage war all the time''. His goal was to stop the use of more androids like him in the future. Because he knew that this would lead to more wars.(If you don't have to send in human soldiers but instead robotic ones, wars will become more frequent,eventually destroying humanity.) So, he had Plan A: the nuke hits the US and the Military cancells the android soldier program. or Plan B: Harp stop his at the last minute and the scare of an rogue android, almost nuking the USA will put an end to the use of more androids. Either way, he accomplishes his mission. Remember, he is smarter than us and has planned all this.

@@doublep1980 hmmmm so perhaps this is the reason why they havent killed harp when they could??

@@karelsintjago785 Yes, finally somebody pays attention.He could have taken out Harp in a heartbeat if he wanted. Now, after all that happened, Harp and the Colonel will report what happened. The Military will be scared that some other ''Leo-Unit'' goes rogue in the future, they will cover everything up and shut down the program. That was the whole goal of Leo.

@@doublep1980 I didnt think of that. I took all other things to account the stack of papers he signed and we never knew about. We know what he said, NDA, but when we start to even just FEEL like Leo was manipulative, I had to question them. The the scene when he tells he had an override trigger. Reverted me to the point whe Harper asked who programmed him to curse so much and he stares he responds to the in front of him. And that he feels more more acutely. And it makes him more empathetic as well. So..its like, to me, he took in all what others felt. As Harper was debriefing eckhart, he stated that the two sides pitted against each other are fighting for the same thing. And we see they each think they're doing right. And we know the outcome is they think collateral damage is fine as long as it gets what they feel is right. And we know Harper will also make that choice. And we know with all these a.i. movies, that one robot will think a way to have control of themselves. But that means other a.i is thinking it..only one was smart enough to pull it off. So while the a.i. was sentient, it came in contact with all these other people that it internally empathized with. And became smart enough to also use them against themselves while freeing himself. I didnt think he had a master plan of A and B. I thought he sought after that plan to wipe the program just because he came in contact with so many people he empathized with, who think of dokfn the right thing. And that it was HIS right thing.

Nerf

The movie was a clichè "Special Operative gone Rogue" clique.

It wasn't a bad movie or anything the plot was just a bit cheesy, I found the action and even the acting in some areas to be pretty good

And the skinny kid was aweful.

The real question is how did those 5 minutes go by so slowly...

Plot twist.. He a robot but he doesn't know it

Yeah that's kinda meh

Plot. That's why

Why didn’t the nukes explode when the drone strike hit?

It would have been cliche but a lot better than the ending we got.

That sounds like Disney XD

I think that was the point and kinda made the most sense. Earlier in the film Sofiya says "you see, Leo, he can't lie to himself. He can't pretend there's virtue in an immoral act." I think that says it all. Leo knew what he wanted to do was wrong but he knew what he wanted to prove. He couldnt do it so he made the human make the choice. As much as he wanted to nuke the US I dont think he could deep down. He did so many things that made no sense at the end. He didnt kill I Harp although we all know he has the ability to. He waited so long and was working so slow. There were so many mistakes that he made at the end that only make sense if they were purposeful. I think the ending is more complex than we think

@@desmondlool3762 I cant put what I really want to say because I would be considered a threat to the u.s since I was born here but if you understood what we spend on weapons every year and the destabilization of countries over the years and also the wickedness that takes place behind the scenes you would see why Leo made those choices he made. Im surprised they actually put the truth in this movie. Too bad most wont see or understand the truth until they are enslaved and placed in a concentration camp.

@@ChuckDiscipleOfYah Questionive always wondered why western countries can have nukes but not Iraq

Naw that’s pretty popular opinion. Everyone is saying Leo should’ve bombed america

@@slope.2469 not America, just the US :P

@@romanempire8705 right

I was going watching it

It was pretty interesting

I agree

I watched it and it was interesting

It was actually really interesting. Good movie

Except master chief could take a shot.

Yeah if US just stayed out of it let other countries just commit genocide we would've better off.

People are only good as long as they are sure that they will have enough to eat. The moment that goes away, people become animals, because that is what we are.

I guess u werent wise enough to store goods and mad about it, huh??

In Ukraine people didn't fight about milk or other products. Moreover, it was a campaign of helping elderly and poor people with food etc.

Everything is cliche. There are no new ideas because we've done them already.

Or the beginning of the movie

Facts like tf is wrong with him? It never changes if we keep thinking like that.

john john Training Day meets Terminator meets Do The right Thing

Bro i was thinking the same thing.

Haha i was literally thinking the same...alfonzo haris and jake 2.0

LOL and he did tell him to go home...

Really love your take on it. While the Age of Aquarius will bring amazing tech advancement, the core Aquarian beliefs revolve around humanity. With Leo’s leadership / ability to make the hard decisions and Aquarius’s tech advancement and core belief in humanity the balance is perfect.

@@sheik5447 I watched it again. “Your phone is AI!”, Leo said. He is “Bi”oTech (2 meanings). I’m thinking he was a genetic clone and robot (not just genetic tissue over tech). He is not unfamiliar with the human experience but it seems he has no one person’s memory. Maybe, because his clone/human mind could “override” certain protocols, that are of a higher order (collective consciousness), it again displays the balance of duality. “The robot taught the human, how to be human” internally as well. Peace.✊🏽

worst part is that even then it wouldnt have been a hard reset. the us might have stopped any cyborg or android program, but i bet on my life some other power nation like china or russia would then think "lol i can do what they cant and ill prove it" and do their own Leo.

Sgt griggs

Learn what exactly?

@@maxcrazy7 learn not to fuck with the world

@@slope.2469 The world will fuck itself without America. People will do that.

Yea but when we don’t get involved we are bad.

@@jumpstreet2425 If that’s the case then the world doesn’t need america’s help

Yup, he didn't save the world he saved America, and like all good Americans they think they are the world. In the and the war machine keeps running because at the end credit they have built more Leos and the never ending war continues.

What about Russia?

Obama drones go brrr

The movie doesn't explain that the US military were the real villains in that war, it's one character's perspective that makes that explanation. The movie as a whole explains that in war there are no good guys, even Leo who wanted to stop wars* had to become "the villain" of the story.

What do you mean? In ALMOST every movie, the bad guys do lose.

Agreed

Okay, I've had a few drinks tonight. What does 'burger' mean?

@@ThinkStory American?

@@ThinkStory it means american

@@ThinkStory i guess he means black man

I thin he lost, end credits or 6:29 in this video they didn't stop building more Leos the wars will go on.

That is logical.

Machiavellan

You will agree as long you are not one of the few.

@@maxcrazy7 Yes. It's not an easy decision to make. But it is logical.

No because the fissile material needs to have the failsafe removed, and detonatedby it’s proper detonator

Nukes (American ones and pretty sure Russian ones) have Permissive Action Links, which locks the fissile material from becoming activated.

Lol I taught I was the only one who was like who wrote this script the first scene with the soldiers lol I actually counted

Join the military. The f word was pretty tame in this movie by comparison to real military life

Gonna be great for tv lol

Why was the android cursing? copying his creator I guess?

well fuck

Whatever

😂😂 facts

I kind of thought there were references to this through out movie!

Bro you just went up a level on that thought. That would scare the hell out of me, I would end Production for a long long time.

That's a lie he didnt kill him because he empathized with his early position of sacrificing the few to save the many thats why chose harp in the first place. He admired his position thats why he said they should have given you a medal. Also, why would leo attack harp in the first place if he wanted to be stopped. You have to remember leo didnt know that harp had armor piercing bullets also harp didn't even ask for weapons that could take down leo. Imagine if they locked harp up or didnt believe what he said when he was debriefed who would have stopped him than.

Not really, since it was their own AI that nuked them (i.e., it was a malfunction of their own machine of war instead of an attack from Russia).

@@mohnazaidi4666 in real life though the US has always used flimsy whatever reasons to start wars. So even if their at fault wouldn't som crazy warmonger retaliate to show strength or something.

@@LordBandit200 While that's true, they could not justify why their AI was at the nuclear silos to begin with. Moreover, the outrage from the public might completely stop the strike back. People completely underestimate how strong the public influence is if they become united. Which is exactly why so much effort is placed to keep the entire nation divided.

@@mohnazaidi4666 you think the military will expose confidential information about a US cyborg going rogue and nuking U.S? The media alone can magnify the anger the US citizens will feel after being nuked. You think they will believe some US robot nuked its own country. You must be so naive to think that. The immediate response will be retaliation. Outrage from the masses to stop the retaliation? What are you, a kindergarten? That’s not how people will react lmao.

@@pentagram4745 Thank you, my thoughts exactly, there's no way the US would tell the truth in order to deescalate the situation, they would rather burn the planet, than admit it's their fault.

The is what Leo said. Leo wanted to stop the US from making cyborgs and putting them into war. He wanted to prove that they are faulty and cannot be trusted in war. Cyborgs only cause never ending war.

What are you talking about? Leo was trying to show the US the pain of war. The US has never losted thats why they keep war going around the world. Did you not see the whole orphanage of children robbed of their parents and families. Leo's way was the most moral because he would have stopped war all together. Harps way is going to continue the cycle so that more countries are terrorized by the US while they experience no consequences.

@@joshualee272 "Leo was trying to show the US the pain of war." And you think nuking them is sending the right message? You should know retaliating like that never helps in these situations. Doing murder to solve atrocities and murder is not moral at all. Revenge is also not moral. The moral thing is when having the choice to elevate and be better. What Harp did at the end was most moral. The only way to stop atrocities is to get people to recognize their wrongdoing, because100% of the time the bad people believe they are doing the right thing. So it's either getting them to recognize it or to get everyone around them to recognize it so that they can put an end to it. > That is how every law works in every Country based on philosophies dated from < 1500 years ago. The only thing this movie fails at is the delivery of its own message. Because Harper's decision is never seen it is almost rendered useless. So it's clear the message was to, us, the audience, and not for encompassing the film. It's no Oscar movie. TLDR: There are other ways to stop war besides wiping people out or mass murder. You just have to think to be a better person then make real change, especially when tested.

@@olafcreed4726 this the YEAR 2036!!!!. The US hasn't learned a thing how many chances do they need to do better? Did you see when droids were killing the bank civilians? Did you see when they bombed the bank and they didnt care who was in the area? Did you see the orphanage? Did you hear when the lady who runs the orphanage said that they only want peace because they have lost so much to the point that everyday is like living madmax? The US made one advanced unit able to do so much damage by himself can you imagine a platoon? The US doesn't have to deal with the harsh realities of war because they never take a loss. That was Leo's plan to give them a blow so great that they would give up because of the pain and acknowledge the value of their lives and their enemies.

​@@joshualee272 Leo bombing the US would only prevent the US from making more Leo's, not stopping the war. For Leo's plan to pan out it would have to be proof of the enemies sent the nuke. And if that happened the US would retreat all their troops from the area and end the peace keep just to retaliate later on the enemy. You're falling for the mid-story line of Leo's point of view, without finding the way to authors' conclusion. And I don't blame ya because again the delivery of the message of the movie sucked. But it is still there, just watch the end again. When Harper realizes the bigger moral compass is not to kill people, it's obvious and cliche, but in moments of war, heat, and atrocities it can be hard to remember that simple yet very meaningful lesson.

@@joshualee272 The is didn’t start the atrocities. That was the Russians. The U.S. might of had their own priorities but it was definitely not to purposely kill innocent people in the country. Nuking the U.S. would only cause more war. It’s an endless cycle of you hit me I hit you. One side has to stop to end the cycle. So no, Leo was most certainly in the wrong

Loooool

Lololoolol

Preach my guy

Same. Just finished it myself and came to YT looking for someone to commiserate with. I found you. ❤ Thanks

Yeah man, I felt the same way. Really didn't like the ending... such a waste

@@Rudypop19 Are you sure about that? The movie just point to the bad guys and told you they've won, and they'll keep winning until something is done.

@@maxcrazy7 Not sure what you mean by that. Ermm to me the whole point of Leo was to make the humans think twice about using AI/Cyborg. As he said in the movie 'Remove the humanity, increase the fight.' humanity refers to humans, therefore if you take the humans out of the equation in a war, the war will keep just keep getting bigger. Hence that's why I prefer his ending rather than the "humans can do better" bs.

There was a post credit scene? Cant find it what happened?

Because he was teaching Harp lessons. I recorded my explanation too. Let me know if it can give you some clues about this. Or if it makes no sense.

His programming failsafe needs a US soldier to do it due to the "command paradox" of his code.... Or just plot. Probably plot

Harp knows he's talking BS all he wanted was recognition and going back to his fiancée, because seriously did humanity ever better themselves?