[ SECRET POST #3305 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3305 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, it's sort of... not cyberpunk, but dream-punk, isn't it? Morally ambiguous criminal leads.

[dethtoll]

I think it qualifies as cyberpunk, but a very rough, early kind of cyberpunk. Like something out of William Gibson's Burning Chrome short story collection.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, the whole megacorp aspect of it is cyberpunkish, but it doesn't take a lot of other cues stylistically speaking.

Which I think is mostly fine. That's definitely not on my list of issues with the movie.

Actually I only have one real issue which is that it's too long and too slow.

[dethtoll]

Well it's a Chris Nolan film innit? ;)

[(Anonymous)]

You're right; it counts as cyberpunk. I was reading Neuromancer the other day, and little things kept reminding me of Inception. Like the scene on the beach.

[dethtoll]

Oh man. Neuromancer's beach sequence is by far one of my favorite parts of that book.

[(Anonymous)]

We are definitely on the same page! I always reread The Sprawl Trilogy each year. Gibson's writing is just so... immersive. If I can achieve even 1 tenth of that descriptiveness I'll die happy.