(I mean, /really/, not only Unicode-only quotes that Eternal September
rejects posts for, but /two/ levels of outermost quotes? Is there a
new version of LISP that used quotation marks instead of parentheses?)
On Mon, 12 Dec 2022 14:25:07 -0600, Lynn McGuire
<
lynnmc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> From a friend: "Has anyone seen the film “I am mother”? It’s a
>dystopian sci-fi flick. The movie is like a tiny look into the middle of
>a huge story. At the end, you are left wondering what the heck just
>happened… Worth seeing!"
Worth seeing once, anyway. And I had no troubling figuring the
situation out. It does look very well done.
>"I’m wondering if there will be sequels/prequels."
As to other films, that depends on how much this one made and how
enthusiastic the writer/director are. And how imaginative.
The Terminator version of Skynet is intended here, I suppose. That is
an interesting connection.
>Is this movie based on a book ? And are there prequels or sequels ?
As the very article you yourself cite states (using "//" for
italicized part):
"/I Am Mother/ is a 2019 Australian cyberpunk thriller film directed
by Grant Sputore, from a screenplay by Michael Lloyd Green, based on a
story by both."
This phraseology usually means that the story is an original story,
from which the screenplay was made. IMDb
([
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6292852/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm])
has no indication of any other author.
It is, I suppose, possible that they co-wrote a story and got it
published somewhere. But I think we can clearly rule out it having
been written by anyone else.
And, since the same people wrote the story and the script, I suspect
the two are quite similar.
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"In this connexion, unquestionably the most significant
development was the disintegration, under Christian
influence, of classical conceptions of the family and
of family right."