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Sci-Fi Marathon - 1 Full Hour - Sunday Night DUST

Sci-Fi Marathon - 1 Full Hour - Sunday Night DUST

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
The best sci-fi short films packed into one hour. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Sunday Night DUST experience with fans from around the world. This week includes: Battery Life Populace 10: 58 Children of the Cosmos 24: 15 Next Door 30: 17 Singularity 42: 50 Capsules 50: 28
Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 35


The subtitles are really horrible. At 1: 00, Right should be I'll be right back. At 1: 40 it should say, It's okay; hold onto Mama. At 2: 08 The current flow should be The current flows At 2: 10 the conductor should be directly to the conductor This proceeds throughout, sometimes losing nuance, but often rendering the original text unintelligible. Most of the time John in Populace is referred to instead as job which is really confusing. At 25: 05 immeasurable is rendered a baffling immense durable At 25: 20 its true purpose shifts to his true purpose making the short seem more religious in tone than it is. Consistently sentencees are capitalised and split up to obscure meaning. Stars scattered skies should be star-skattered skies Consistently songs and sound effects go unnoted. At 27: 03, creation is misrepresented as creature which makes no sense in context. At 28: 33 sublime moment. Aaah, becomes sublime, ah. No roar of the crowd indicated. Why even bother having subtitles if they bear only passing relation to the soundtrack You can do so much better for your deaf audience than this.
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Battery Life: why do robots need to blink Why does a robot have a gender Robots have mothers No. This makes no sense. Next.
Populace: Maudlin. Derivative. Next.
Children of the Cosmos: it's like there are two stories happening at once; the one we're hearing and the one we're seeing. Except, when you're in space and you throw a ball, Newton's 3rd Law comes into effect, and the person who threw it should be propelled backwards at the same velocity, relative to the mass of the ball and the thrower, that the ball moves forward. Same goes for the person who catches it. Nice try, though.
Next Door: She should have just shot him and put us out of our misery! I did like the historical reference to the Anarchist's Cookbook (1971, though.
Singularity: A shoot-em-up, with a twist at the end. Those robots obviously hadn't heard of Asimov's Three Laws!
Capsules: Finally, something original, and I loved that there was no dialogue. But as I thought, the capsules were clearly mislabeled.

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I'm totally hooked on short form film art. Each is an excellent and exquisite haiku. No matter how meagre the resourcing behind each project, each says much. They are the origami figure of humility at the heart of a child's puzzle box. I am impressed by the talented actors, many of whom would be suitable for consideration in roles of commercial films. It's been within short films that all other contributors are expressed. Set decoration, lighting, editing, directing, foley, soundscapes, CGI, production, framing and camera work, all those names that appear in the credits. All come together and add their talent for our entertainment are drawing from a collective visual art of unknown ancestors who left our images in caves so long. Magical!
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I am the seven angel
And I can prove it.
I have the seven thunders.
The Angel and the Little Scroll
10 Then I saw another mighty angel coming down from heaven. He was robed in a cloud, with a rainbow above his head; his face was like the sun, and his legs were like fiery pillars. 2 He was holding a little scroll, which lay open in his hand. He planted his right foot on the sea and his left foot on the land, 3 and he gave a loud shout like the roar of a lion. When he shouted, the voices of the seven thunders spoke. 4 And when the seven thunders spoke, I was about to write; but I heard a voice from heaven say, Seal up what the seven thunders have said and do not write it down.

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Battery Life is a brilliant little piece of work. The stop motion camera work. and the models. and the storyline are just brilliant all-round. Very well made models and sets. absolutely flawless stop motion work. and a simple story that resonates through the Ages and doubles as a Caitionary Tale.
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The intro to children of the cosmos not only sounds pretentious (immensurable vastness, it makes no sense is composed of billions of galaxies, which in turn are composed of millions of solar systems, composed of hundreds of thousands of stars! Solars systems are composed of, at most, 3 stars!
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Giving robotic creations human emotional characteristics is psychopathic and dumb. It is often shown as creative film making and intelligence but it is exactly the opposite. They are not us and we are not them. Pay attention people, your soul is asking you to use discernment.
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'Capsules' is a really potent journey. This film is a true synopsis of the reality we all may have experienced by no longer loving or not being loved in return. Music and colour played a major role and it was so well executed. I feel honoured to view this little gem.
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57: 45 Stick something up his ass. That would get some sort of response. Anything would be better then the nothing you are getting and feeling. You could be nice and lube it up just to make sure insertion is deep and felt with the desired intention.
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I am just exhausted and completely sick of watching all these movies shot in the freaking dark. If you guys need inspiration for new shit, please contact me and offer me good money, because you definitely have a dark mentality.
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In the second clip after the reticules robots, darning the forced drowning sequence did you notice that the so called 'perfect eugenically engineered man' laying on the floor with a birth mark on his upper right arm hehe.
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wuaaoozz. John, you are holding us back. /
Then we are still human.
Epic fact. Diversity and contradictions make us human. University and totalitarian
ideas would make us robots.

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I Hope Dust got got more subsribers, and all producers, screenewriters, actor, animators, you name it. Everyone who's involved in any of Dust's Movie, is going to be known to the world, too.
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This week includes:
Battery Life
Populace 10: 58
Children of the Cosmos 24: 15
Next Door 30: 17
Singularity 42: 50
Capsules 50: 28

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This week includes:
Battery Life
Populace 10: 58
Children of the Cosmos 24: 15
Next Door 30: 17
Singularity 42: 50
Capsules 50: 28

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There is current enough for everyone if we just quit the illusory conductor. Besides, the worst of us is better than the conductor ever was.
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after the last two weeklies, i am glad that whoever compiled these together also knew how to copy over the subtitles where available.
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Children of the Cosmos, RUBBISH. Just shows the arrogance of the Yenghi because they think their semi-culture will triumph over all.
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We all run out of charge at some point, and only then does the current stop. Stay calm and marvel at the present.
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Populas What is that erring she is wearing Oh, I know. That must be Kiras suglie ister from Star Treck.
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Looked up the 6 videos and discovered I had already watched each of them. Hoping for some new ones soon.
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Children of the Cosmos was the worst shit I ever have seen on DUST. -SO Bad I can't even Rate it!
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The second one reminds me of Equilibrium. without the Grammaton Clerics and the Gun Kata.
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If you liked Children of the Cosmos be sure to see The New Politics. I liked that one better.
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Children of the cosmos needs to go in the trash I'm sorry, but seems like someone got lazy
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Mom; I worry about you!
Son; Everything is fine.
A tank rolls by on the street.

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It felt like a movie for love death & robots. It similar but can have nsfw here and there
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i didn't like ANY of these. except maybe the stop-animation robots. Battery Life.
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Will there ever be a sci-fi film not centered around humans Highly unlikely.
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I wonder if they'd try and die for the current president The mind boogles.
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'Next Door' one is happening right here, right now. not a sci fi at all.
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These were great. I particularly like the compilations of films like this.
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2nd movie. bleh just more of that man made climate driffel. so sick of it.
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The mother gave her battery life for her son.
Tesla vs Edison AC/DC: )

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That last one Capsules was brilliant. Predictable but brilliantly done.
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