how was it stolen? lmao. at most it took inspiration from the movie including a death bed scene, cuz the scene,…
I never said the entire story was stolen. The final scene is nearly identical in the ways that matter. One dying the mandatory death of being born human, the other choosing death. Different enough to avoid a legal claim, but still the same.
If anything, the difference in context highlights the theft. In Bicentennial Man the point of his death isn't to die with her as some statement about their love (though it does make one), it was the inevitable conclusion of his epic his journey to be recognized as a person. While Ai became more human over the course of the series, that was only a sub plot at most. The plot of AI Girl is love against all odds that nobody else understands (literally what it is to be queer.) The only thing the death scene does, other than wrenching our hearts out, is to cement the idea that their love lasted, which they could have done in hundreds, if not thousands of ways.
I did not need or want that last scene. First of all it was heart wrenching. Yes we know their love lasted, but it still hurt. And that is before considering that it was super lazy to steal the final scene from Bicentennial Man. (and, no I didn't like it either)
And the train wreck continues, but at least Runch seems to have decided who to keep. and is seeing her mother for who she is. She needs to fire the looser Utt, though.
I am seeing in X and reddit...people coming with various BS that how a person and robot can't be together or it…
Some people just don't get science fiction. Or facts for that matter, we have people actually falling for Chat GPT larping as a their girl friend. NGL I didn't even finish Broken of Love. I just couldn't connect with the characters.
That's going to depend on what you like to watch. If you stan anything LingOrm, then sure. If you enjoy repetitive train-wrecks, this is for you. If good writing, plots, and direction matter, then you probably won't enjoy it. Personally I'm just watching to see if it can possibly get worse.
Change dropped the ball on this one. The plot had potential, all three couples had potential. There were plenty of cute moments. The end was terrible. Terrible writing. Terrible directing. I was looking forward to mean granny finding out song was royalty, and I wish I could say the scene fell on its face, but it would have needed to stand up in order to fall.
I predict that I will be once again disappointed by the forgiveness of a toxic parent without them doing enough to deserve it. It's such lazy writing and frankly typical of CH3. LingOrm deserve better material than this. On the bright side, Runch may have finally figured out where she left her spine.
We all need to hear Runch say, "Mom, if you make me choose between my wife and you, you will not like my answer."
If anything, the difference in context highlights the theft. In Bicentennial Man the point of his death isn't to die with her as some statement about their love (though it does make one), it was the inevitable conclusion of his epic his journey to be recognized as a person. While Ai became more human over the course of the series, that was only a sub plot at most. The plot of AI Girl is love against all odds that nobody else understands (literally what it is to be queer.) The only thing the death scene does, other than wrenching our hearts out, is to cement the idea that their love lasted, which they could have done in hundreds, if not thousands of ways.
LingOrm deserve better, but CH3...
We all need to hear Runch say, "Mom, if you make me choose between my wife and you, you will not like my answer."