/r/CloudAtlas
Subreddit dedicated to news and discussion about the David Mitchell's book Cloud Atlas and the Wachowski adaptation.
/r/CloudAtlas
He places a lot of importance on his family, but at the end of the story we don't really know what happened to them. Kinda left me wanting more. Anyone else feel the same?
I have this album, special edition, white vinyl, one of only 500. Hate to let it go, but I've got some bills coming up and I'm struggling.
Just for fun. I definitely don’t want a sequel, but this is just a hypothetical idea. I will probably think that the cannibals will somehow find a way to the new planet and eat all of Zachary and his children. It’ll be a horror movie.
This might be a spoiler...?
While rewatching, I got curious if there's a translation anywhere for what all the clone workers are singing while one of them is being "retired".
It's essentially the lyrics to The Cloud Atlas sextet since a "dream vision" of that place inspired the music in the first place...
I couldn't find anything online, so if anyone can help point me in the right direction I'd super appreciate it because I'm crazy curious and it's killing my adhd :P
Thanks peoples! Love this movie!
Did you noticed a reincarnation theme in the book or movie? (I personally didn't at the time)
Did you believed in it beforehand?
Do you consider it just part of the fiction or magic of the story?
Did you started to consider it a possibility? (When?)
I'm not trying to maky any religious debate, just pure curiosity.
Is the whole thing just nesting stories or does it come together in bigger way? I'm currently on Sloosha's Crossin and Ev'rythin' After.
I didn't know a single thing about the book going in, and was expecting high concept post-modernism, but right now it feels like a bunch of short stories that are all minorly connected.
I'm not looking for spoilers about the story, just an expectation of my experience.
Just watched the new teaser trailer of Francis Ford Coppola’s upcoming film Megalopolis and it’s so epic. It’s just like the long trailer Cloud Atlas. I’m wondering if Megalopolis might end up as another great ambitious sci-fi movie regarding the trailer and hype surrounding it. Thoughts?