Electric Dreams (Amazon)

[nefilim]

Amazon has picked up Philip K. Di*k’s Electric Dreams (Electric Dreams :The World of Philip K. Di*k), a 10-epiosde sci-fi anthology series from Ronald D. Moore, Michael Dinner, Bryan Cranston and Sony Pictures TV, sources say.

Cast : Terrence Howard, Anna Paquin, Alona Leoine

[nefilim]

Looking forward to this TV show !

Has all his books that has been translated. About 20+

Lol - That we have to edit his last name. Di*k !

 

 

 

@ukade2327

[ukade2327]

That looks good , when does it start , any idea.......?.......?

[nefilim]

2 minutes ago, ukade2327 said:

That looks good , when does it start , any idea.......?.......

No idea. 2017 I assume.

[psychoscot]

Huge fan of his books so I really hope they don't f**k this up

[nefilim]

1 minute ago, psychoscot said:

Huge fan of his books so I really hope they don't f**k this up

Aka cast ex-mrs Renny Harlin

[psychoscot]

1 hour ago, nefilim said:

Aka cast ex-mrs Renny Harlin

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

[nefilim]

Philip K. stop using inappropriate language’s Electric Dreams anthology series has found one of its villains in Janelle Monáe who’ll be playing opposite Juno Temple in an episode titled “Autofac.” This is the future liberals want.

In stop using inappropriate language’s original “Autofac” short story, the world has been devastated by a massive war that has forced what little of humanity is left to rely on self-replicating autofac(tories) that produce resources on their own and determine what they think humanity needs. Think Futurama’s MomCorp, only more dystopian and menacing.

When a group of human rebels realizes that the autofacs’ stranglehold on the planet’s resources means that they might never have a chance to take back control of production, they stage an attack against the machines. According to Deadline, Monáe is slated to play Alexis, a representative for the Autofac, while Temple is set to play Emily, a woman who organizes the rebel attack on the Autofac flagship factory.

While Monáe’s already more than proved that she has the acting chops to pull just about anything off, thanks to roles in Moonlight and Hidden Figures, this would mark the actresses’ first on-screen role in a major scifi production, and an incredibly fitting one at that. Many of Philip K. stop using inappropriate language’s ideas about the future of automation feature prominently in Monáe’s concept albums that have told the story of Cindi Mayweather, a time-traveling android messiah from the future. Fans (myself included) have dreamt for a cinematic adaptation of Monáe’s own scifi work for years now; her “Autofac” role, one hopes, might help turn that dream into a reality.

Philip K. stop using inappropriate language’s Electric Dreams will air on Channel 4 in the UK later this year and come to Amazon Prime shortly thereafter.

[gavt09]

@nefilim have you been watching this?

I've enjoyed the 3 I've seen so far. Hopefully the rest are as good. 

[nefilim]

4 minutes ago, gavt09 said:

@nefilim have you been watching this?

I've enjoyed the 3 I've seen so far. Hopefully the rest are as good. 

Sadly this has not been released here yet.

But heard good things.

@ukade2327 also has been telling it's good.

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[gavt09]

56 minutes ago, nefilim said:

Sadly this has not been released here yet.

But heard good things.

@ukade2327 also has been telling it's good.

Ah ok, that sucks

Yeah had a feeling @ukade2327 might have been watching too!