A cartoon short film (10 minutes) I remember watching some time ago that deals with a philosophical question presented by the teletransportation paradox: if a person is destroyed in a teleporter and perfectly re-created elsewhere, is the re-creation the same person? It seems it was aired in Cartoon Network in the early 2000s. I watched it on Youtube years ago and remembered it today because somebody mentioned teleportation. Maybe some children got traumatized by this back in the day.
>>20 (OP) teleportation as depicted in most science fiction, including this cartoon, just kills you and makes a copy i would never use such a teleporter
A cartoon short film (10 minutes) I remember watching some time ago that deals with a philosophical question presented by the teletransportation paradox: if a person is destroyed in a teleporter and perfectly re-created elsewhere, is the re-creation the same person? It seems it was aired in Cartoon Network in the early 2000s. I watched it on Youtube years ago and remembered it today because somebody mentioned teleportation. Maybe some children got traumatized by this back in the day.
>>20 (OP) teleportation as depicted in most science fiction, including this cartoon, just kills you and makes a copy i would never use such a teleporter
Better Call Saul is just as good, if not better on screenwriting. Though less "iconic" in a sense, not as palatable to the masses. Character development is even more sophisticated than BB, it's more realistic.
>>12 I dare to say BCS is even better in some moments, especially because the writing and production teams had a lot more time to plan the show, different from when they were producing Breaking Bad. But yeah, both as amazing.
Better Call Saul is just as good, if not better on screenwriting. Though less "iconic" in a sense, not as palatable to the masses. Character development is even more sophisticated than BB, it's more realistic.
>>12 I dare to say BCS is even better in some moments, especially because the writing and production teams had a lot more time to plan the show, different from when they were producing Breaking Bad. But yeah, both as amazing.
>>2 (OP) agreed, I think cinematography is fine, it didn't seem mind blowing to me and I don't know how influential it was for it time. but it seems to be melodramatic story about a Welles' little gay insecurities that I can't relate to, so I found it incredibly boring.
It was the evangelion of anime of hollywood. Lots of techniques that're common now we're first used to make this film. That's the main reason people love it. Besides the fall of anti establishment guy into establishment's strongest soldier happens everywhere. Look at trump for example
>>2 (OP) I fell asleep watching it with my grandpa when I was around 13. Never finished it and years later I read a summary and got the ending spolied so I don't care anymore.
>>2 (OP) agreed, I think cinematography is fine, it didn't seem mind blowing to me and I don't know how influential it was for it time. but it seems to be melodramatic story about a Welles' little gay insecurities that I can't relate to, so I found it incredibly boring.
It was the evangelion of anime of hollywood. Lots of techniques that're common now we're first used to make this film. That's the main reason people love it. Besides the fall of anti establishment guy into establishment's strongest soldier happens everywhere. Look at trump for example
>>2 (OP) I fell asleep watching it with my grandpa when I was around 13. Never finished it and years later I read a summary and got the ending spolied so I don't care anymore.