Elysium Movie Clip | Full Robot Fight Scene | Matt Damon | Diego Luna 

Yet you can't see a goddamn thing with all the camera shaking

Not to mention how much world building is set up.

An insane amount of bs directly into your brain

and an insane amount of good actors and cast in under 8 minutes

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Just the most available reliable durable piece of shit gun there is.

@@ATRTAPhe said AK not AR😂

Volk AK

​@@PlexareOtaku_ from Infinite Warfare........dude you just read my mind😅😅😅

@@ncrrangerrolandtembo4615Fr 😂 🗿

yes, but no completely true, if you look into the elysium film database, John Carlyle is born on 15 october 2010, he lived on earth for sometime as he wasnt hired by armadyne (on earth) until his 20s (2033)

He's like 100 years old, also on the closeup scenes you can se something he has that no other characters we se do, he ha sthe word RICH branded into his cheekbone, so he probably went trough some dark shitt when everything came crashing down. He probably mostly forgot and grew somewhat soft tho

He's like 100 years old, also on the closeup scenes you can se something he has that no other characters we se do, he ha sthe word RICH branded into his cheekbone, so he probably went trough some dark shitt when everything came crashing down. He probably mostly forgot and grew somewhat soft tho

@@leonake4194 "We did make up our own brands because we couldn’t get enough of them," Blomkamp explains of labels such as "Riche," a moniker that is branded onto the skin of characters who have partaken of a beauty enhancement. "We had a binder with thousands of fake brands and awesome logos. But they don’t mean anything to people, they just look like future brands. It doesn’t have the same resonance." Nope, just designer face, aka ultra rich people stuff.

I mean the guy owns a robot factory, so working humans are his competition so to speak

I've never seen a single person say they disliked this movie. It didn't get as much attention as it should've, but everyone who's seen it loved it.

It got a lot of hate because it's preachy, stupid, Neo-Marxist propaganda with a plot that makes no sense. Just for starters, Earth is overpopulated and nobody on the surface ever bothered to invent anything better than a dirty slum. Why? Because some corporation controls all the means of production, somehow. Why doesn't anyone just make competing businesses that sell other stuff? No idea. As it is, Evil Corp manufactures robots capable of human function by using humans to manufacture them. Whys not just use robots that would work better? Labor theory of value. Communists think human labor has value even if it's worthless or counter-productive, at least in theory. In reality, you go to gulag for not working in cement factory. Anyway, EvilCorp just wants to make police bots that brutalize economically worthless people for no good reason. See how fucking dumb that is? It gets dumber, because Evil Corp and their government also own the ONE space station that apparently has post-scarcity technology. Because they just want to be mean, they won't give everyone free miracle medical beds that can cure everything for no cost. Everyone up there lives in nice homes, with very nice things. At this point, it would make sense for the "reball" faction to want to send someone up there to get some post-scarcity tech. If they could copy that, they could make a million space stations and all the food and medicine they want. But no, because this is a Communist story, they have to be overthrown by space illegal immigrants. There is no truth but the revolution, comrade. That's matt Damon's role. To get up there and fuck up the citizenship system so everyone from Earth can trash Elysium and invent a new slum. It's stupid enough that he also has to take a little sick girl, so you'll remember how BAD you are for not giving everyone your totally free healthcare. Evil Corp hires mercenaries to stop him, because mercenaries are evil, and they fail and everyone gets free healthcare and a borderless society we're never shown the results of. That's just a broad outline of how retarded the script for this movie is. It promised and delivered some cool action scenes and sci-fi, it delivered on that, mostly, but you'd have to be a moron to appreciate the message. Amazingly, a lot of people actually are that fucking stupid, and then they go out and preach more stupidity everyone has to pay for. This movie was "woke" before people broadly started realizing how bad "woke" was.

I found Sharlto Copley's voice to be the most entertaining thing in this movie. Watched this just for him.

The ending didn't work for me.

a lot of alienated people get unconsciously triggered everytime someone subtly questions the existing economic system

Cool robots never look back

AI and droids don't have the limitations of humans and don't act the same way at all. The biggest thing wrong with this scene is that the droids missed any shots. But hey, plot armour.

​@@VenturiLifethe one advantage you'd have fighting droids is they don't care about self presevation and won't take cover

@@VenturiLifeYeah I always hate as well, they would never miss if they had a combat application.

⁠@@VenturiLifeAlthough the way the droid just tanks that pistol at 7:10 is precisely what makes robot soldiers terrifying, they will stop.

On the other hand, which genius designed a droid that shuts down when you pull its head off?! Those things should have distributed power and smarts and have Zombie-arm-from-Cabin-in-the-Woods level survivability. Like, dumb dude picks up droid arm and sez heh heh I got me a souveniaaaarghgglle and it chokes him out. That's how I'd build 'em anyway.

@@gospelofrye6881 What are they going do, install control chips into each individual part of the droids chassis? And if they did that, who's to say that commands from certain limbs wouldn't interfere with commands directly from the neural control unit/brain?

@@DieNextInLINE "What are they going do, install control chips into each individual part of the droids chassis?" YES. "And if they did that, who's to say that commands from certain limbs wouldn't interfere with commands directly from the neural control unit/brain?" PROGRAMMERS.

​@@gospelofrye6881man that machine of yours is so expensive that every parts can function while others will just pump 10 droids that is simple to make vs 1 of yours. Maybe even 20 droids vs 1 droid that you designed. In the end its the practicality, simplicity that will win

@@gospelofrye6881 Redundancy is expensive both financially and in weight/energy costs with needing a good balance to be useful. Its simply more cost effective to make more of them than to harden them and have them become slower/less useful.

No, same group of concept artists.

Elysium, Chappie and district 9 were all the same production team, note the prevalence of south African sets and actors throughout all 3

I for one enjoy the mental head canon of it is all the same place, just a different when. Granted it would make the world even more ludicrous...

​@@soul1dchappie-verse when ??

@@rachmatzulfiqar It is an old theory were you can take most science fiction movies and just place them at a different location on a timeline. Imagine district 9 did happen, but that was years ago and is all but forgotten and not really mentioned anymore since 1 it takes place on the other side of the world and 2 who cares anymore. You see the tech, you see the societal implications etc etc. Like how Alien and James Camerons Avatar are likely the same universe, just happening at different points in time. A different "when"

Kind of a cool touch

@@Kelly-ju1kw yeah. It's still funny tho

I think there were a lot of things in that choice. The biggest being, the thing was never going to be coming off of him, he was very realistically going to die. Despite the whole fight being about him trying to live, when facing imminent death, you'll do just about anything and with a very imminent death, nothing else matters. Besides with how bulky it is, if they didn't do it through his shirt, he wouldn't be wearing clothes, nothing would fit. At least it gave him some environmental protection and left him covered up so he wasn't rocking an exosuit nude.

It’s an exoskeleton. The only place it needs to penetrate his skin is on the back of his head.

​@@richardblain4783 its screwed into his back as well.

​@@Impulset0it looks to be attached to every major joint and skeletal parts, not just the back. Seems like the hip and the elbows/knees were drilled into as well.

@@Xanitrit_Zeo ya.

They could use it against the robots

​@@EzraMerrmaybe it requires way too much energy for multiple uses

Turned me on hard

Pretty cool how you can select different shapes

@@tikkigodman Yeah I especially like that detail - feels more realistic in a way.

He also voiced Chappie

In the 80s he played a cannibal northern solider.

@@brandonbitsilli1232 Chappie is underrated imo

@@Jrock420blam agreed, that movie is phenomenal and it kinda passed by unseen. Everyone I've showed it has loved the movie.

@@brandonbitsilli1232 Damm! I had no idea 😂💀.

Cliche and stereotyped characters.

It is something else, different, enjoyable (maybe not literally for everyone).. It has it's flaws, but what doesn't? ;) Very talented crew, and, Hardcore Henry.. Hell yeah :D

I loved this movie, the combination of improvised sci-fi weapons, the story, the action, the gore, the exo suits, and god damn, the ChemRail gun, i want to see more stuff like that in other movies, the combo between scifi, futuristic weapons, and combat gore is unreal here

Seems one was enough to take out a droid. It was dumb of him to waste all 4 that he had so impusively. But if he hadnt then the plot wouldnt have gone forward. Crap writing.

Great movie. One frame,one paiting

@@god0fgames100 Tbf, this guy was like a factory worker, he may never have shot a gun before, we dunno much about his past. Anyone is gonna keep pulling the trigger until the thing in front of you dies, especially when you don't know how powerful the ammo is.

@@god0fgames100In real life and death situation, you wouldn’t want to shoot a single round and pause to see if your opposer is still alive or not, you would want to continuously shoot just enough rounds on them until you have a clear line of sight that they cannot fight back.

Makes it feel like he is more robot than human with the gimbal stabilization.

They do it in Upgrade as well, I think they even taped an iPhone to the actor's body and synced the camera with the gyroscope

I noticed that one of the protagonist's gang in this clip is wearing the Marine helmet from Blomkamp's Halo short, Landfall.

Meanwhile the ending was pure circus/pipe-dream/societal-suicide. Either the tiny station was refusing to defend themselves from incursion because-stupid or they somehow had full control of the Earth, it’s resources, all robots and all space travel but decided that 3-4 random mercs with substance & attitude issues were all the muscle they needed to deal with an entire cities worth of pissed off unga bunga dirt dwelling semi-slave-caste plebs with fragmentation weapons, suicidal eco skeletons (infection would kill then before most bullets would) and a tendency to Zerg rush their communities to use the appliances. Seriously, the entire ending makes zero sense. Unless the entire rest of the planet is wiped out or just pointing and laughing at the utter stupidity of all involved here.

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😂😂 perfect

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Lol its not! omg its just a mediocre ass movie, not a single original concept, character or plot, its just a bunch of stuff recycle from district 9 moved around a little.

mad lmao@@alexucon

@@alexuconu would crash and burn trying to come up with even an ounce of something better.

Just cuz someone cant make something better, doesnt mean the subject at hand is a master piece. Its an average movie at best, with a generic story, poor movie assets, some very cheap cameras (as you can see in this short clip a few times) and unbelievable scenes.@@teachmehacks

Let people enjoy their stuff god damn

US Army EXACTO program and Nammo's work on miniaturizing complex munitions proves your dad right. Look up 'Nammo 40mm Airburst test' or 'Mk211 Raufoss' and that goes to show how complex the top end bullets and future munitions are. The only problem I can see with those AK rounds is finding an explosive that is powerful enough for how little explosive you could fit, and stable enough to not detonate in the barrel. Usually powerful explosives are incredibly unstable and have to be diluted down with stabilizing agents until they're safe to use. Still, you could absolutely fit a microchip/fuze in a 7.62x39mm's projectile. A bullet like that would be horrific if it went off inside of a person with even a tiny amount of explosive, like closing your fist around a firecracker.

Your father is a wise man

the new polymer cased ammo is pretty interesting

Maybe, at lest for small arms. Now bullets are never going to fully go away, lasers and plasma guns can't replace artillery. However by the end of this century lasers and maybe even particle beam weapons are gong to be common and pulse laser tech has a good chance of supplanting firearms as they would give every solider literal point and shoot accuracy with penetration and stopping power better then you can hope for with a rifle a solider could carry (outside of wearing power armor). Of course, there is still the chance that the military doesn't invest in miniaturizing laser tech and just goes full in on that guns are good enough (especially if they've invested into ETC weapons by that time). That being said, there will be a point in the future (assuming we live long enough as a species) that we advance small arms as far as they can go (recoil becomes the limiting factor) and laser get cheap enough. That'll be the point that pew pews replace them.

We might be on Photonics instead of semicon by then.

Doesn't he have a camera system on his visor that lets him see what he's aiming at?

@@Xydraus he does but that doesn’t excuse his sim being so bad he tags the target, the bodyguard robot half a car away, almost takes out Matt Damon and probably himself as well given how he dumps the damned thing. Camera or no I wouldn’t trust him with anything stronger than afore mentioned water pistol. Those things are designed to hit “barrel” sized targets at ranges of ~600 meters, this guy couldn’t hit a stationary robot at 15 without hosing down the entire vehicle he was there to capture.

You think they had... an actual proper hierarchy...

He's not blind firing. The weapon has a camera & he's wearing a digital visor / goggles. Remember, they referred to the AK-47 as an heirloom (meaning it's archaic). Everything they're using that looks traditional, has been futuristically modified to be effective for next gen warfare.

@@RED-WEAPON Even with a camera if he was firing a rifle that was single shot I would support your argument. But he put a machine gun and began spraying... may as well have been blind with the spread since he was not augmented or using an exoframe to support the weight and recoil.

not really, it depends on the body and the way it will connect. In warhammer 40k the space marines have the black carapace who is used to directly connect to the power armor. In essence the limitations of techology like power armor exist because there is no direct connection or interface with the wearer. Iron man has Ai, the space marines have "machine spirit" in power armors as well. So the only problem would be how to connect the AI in the power armor with the user of the armor, usually required hardware ports and cybernetic augmentations wich in essence would need a modification of the nervous system of the host. That sounds as horrible and terifying as torture, especially the part where a human nervous system is connected to an AI

I dont think it would wait for Matt Damon to get behind the car to start shooting either.

It wasn’t waiting. It shows that the droid is processing targeting data. So, even though it sees Max standing there and has him marked, it has to think “There’s an individual there, he’s a target for termination, now where do I shoot, shoot here, target locked, fire”. It was actually pretty fast for a fully autonomous droid. One thing to note is how the droid threw the grenade directly at one of the cars without even looking, but it could be because it has a radar system that can track vehicles or the transport aircraft feeds them info like video because Carlyle knew there was a car pulling up, how many people were in it, and that they were armed. Well, at least he knew about one car.

Your lips to God's ears.

Was watching the cyberpunk anime yesterday. I’m absolutely fascinated by cybernetic implants/body mods. Some of the exosuit tech really doesn’t seem to be that far off real life developments! Next massive hurdle will be getting the brain to equipment link

You could've told me this was V and the Aldecaldos raiding an Arasaka AV and I would've believed it

​@@CondoctucNeuralink already exists. Shouldn't be too much further from there.

​@@Condoctuc This movie is as close to an adaptation of that we will get. Enough though this movie came out years before that video game and anime. I haven't played the table top so I'm not sure about the connection there. But I will say this, it's very interesting to see this vs Blade Runner. Blade Runner is based of what people in the 80s thought the future would be like with Japan having a very heavy presence in the US, which is does but not nearly to the extent that that one does. Compared to this one and Cyberpunk Edge Runners were you still do have a Hispanic presence that is felt in the city. Other stuff, with Blade Runner it has LA as being something closer to what people thought of Asia with very tall buildings, and neon lights, this one where if you have been to Mexico some of the buildings there look like what you see in this movie. And to an extent there is still some of that in Cyberpunk, well more so than what we see in Blade Runner. You also do have exo skeletons here, which in Blade Runner I believe are actually outlawed and frowned upon? Since you did have scenes in the first movie where they were making artificial human eyes which was illegal I believe. Main point being how even though they take place in a Dystopian future version of LA, of just how different of an approach they both took.

What's even more amazing is that we see that instead of having weapons on the station itself, they deal with people headed to them through a magical bullshit shoulder fired missile able to not only leave the atmosphere but have enough fuel to hit a ship maneuvering out in high orbit

@@Shinzon23 It is strange that Elysium relies on a handful of people stationed on Earth to stop immigrants when it really does not want immigrants coming in.

Weapons in space are banned

@alphana7055 hahahahahahaa you think anyone would pay attention to that in this timeline?

@@Shinzon23 Considering that the world there is still capitalist, ofcourse, the fact that elysians still can own anything means that despite the crushing poverty there is still a vast bureaucracy keeping track of who owns what and ows whom what, and a institution that enforces those claims. There is no reason anyone would mass abandon treaties banning weapons in space, especially for private companies.

control? LMAO. More like removal

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La pelicula nos ensena como está el mundo

She's a lesbian

Agreed, but it could be a case of (even though District 19 was a moderate hit), the studio dictated that Neill Blomkamp had to have a big name star in order to get funding for the movie and get the budget he wanted. If the studio gets Matt Damon, they feel comfortable putting up the money and green lighting the movie... they know Damon will bring in more viewers than an unknown. I thought both District 19 and Elysium were fantastic, original films. I'm so sad that Neill has all but disappeared from making big feature movies.

@@bobafeet1234 IIRC Blompkamp had wanted to Eminem and Die Antwoord's Ninja (the rapper) to play the role originally, but both turned it down. I think Benicio Del Toro would have been a great choice (he's amazing in "Sicario" and "Way of the Gun"); a known actor but not Matt Damon-level famous.