Elysium (2013) - Bot Combat Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Max (Matt Damon) fights a pair of armed security droids to keep Carlyle (William Fichtner) from flying to Elysium.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In a future in which the privileged reside on an Earth-orbiting space station named Elysium and the less fortunate live on the surface of the blighted, overpopulated planet below, one man dares to defy the strict anti-immigration laws that separate the two disparate worlds in order to save all of mankind in this visceral sci-fi action thriller from District 9 director Neill Blomkamp. The year is 2154, and the division between social classes has grown wider than ever before. As the rich enjoy a life of luxury and access to cutting-edge medical technology on Elysium, the rest of the human race contend with poverty, crime, and disease on the surface of planet Earth. Meanwhile, hard-line immigration laws ensure that only those who have been explicitly approved will ever set foot on the elusive paradise in the stars. 36-year-old Max (Matt Damon) lives in an L.A. shantytown and earns his living by working on an Armadyne assembly line. He's had a rough past, but he's struggling to stay on the right side of the law when he realizes that his only hope for survival after being exposed to deadly radiation is to reach Elysium. Should Max succeed, he will strike a major blow for equality in the eyes of his fellow surface dwellers; should he fail, it will mean certain death. In his quest to become the hero who can restore the balance between the rich and the poor, however, Max must first do battle with Elysium's hawkish Secretary of Defense Delacourt (Jodie Foster), who has devoted her entire career to maintaining that division, and whose key enforcer Kruger (Sharlto Copley) is notorious for his brutal tactics in driving out illegals. With the fates of millions hanging in the balance, Max sets his sights on Elysium and never looks back. Alice Braga, Diego Luna, William Fichtner, and Faran Tahir co-star.
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Cast: Adrian Holmes, Jose Pablo Cantillo, Wagner Moura, William Fichtner, Jodie Foster, Matt Damon
Director: Neill Blomkamp
Producers: Ross Fanger, Bill Block, Stacy Perskie, Sue Baden-Powell, Simon Kinberg, Elliot Ferwerda
Screenwriter: Neill Blomkamp
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[@bitcoinzoomer9994]

I love the little detail of the guy cycling through the different options in the lazer cutter. It just makes it feel so real

[@OZTutoh]

Literally when I saw it for the first time in the cinema, Play School immediately came into my head: "Let's go through the ROUND WINDOW"

[@wetteryan]

I also found that little detail to be so cool. Really gives off the feeling that it is a tool that is used for legitimate purposes that has been improvised into some kind of futuristic breeching tool. I love that about Niel Blom's movies. His futuristic weapon and technology concepts have a really cool almost improvised home made look to them.

[@khwarezmia]

Reminds me of Hardspace: Shipbreaker

[@heavymetalhead908]

Activision saw this and thought "hey I want this to be in 3 call of duty games"

[@Irfan87]

@Fugly Games Even the AK in Elysium looks very similar to the ones in Infinity War.

[@puppetstudio4989]

Respawn did it better

[@davecrupel2817]

@Fine Games you poor soul... I trust you did the right thing and quit?

[@elijah4973]

@Fine Games That's cool ngl

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

@@davecrupel2817 so because someone works on COD they should quit? Come on Man, Call of Duty isn't that bad.

[@whatsgoingon07]

Chappie became scrappie in this scene

[@BingBingBongBong]

whatsgoingon07 lol cute comment 😄

[@alexmonro1711]

Lmao

[@codrin8606]

hate saying underrated but this is severely underrated

[@ValiusTrigger]

Yep poor Chappie

[@PARAMOUNTPHLOPYNATOR]

Lmaoo

[@RealityLifeHumanity]

The third person shot camera image is something I haven’t seen yet in a lot of movies. It’s a technique directors should use more. It give the emotion of being there behind him

[@gabrielgingras814]

Looks and feels awesome in Kingsman and The Hitman's Bodyguard.

[@tvushington6994]

Very true brother, the blue effect used around the focus of the character is such a great touch

[@38smithwessonspecial11]

I think the movie Upgrade did it best 'cause there's little to no motion blur and it also serve a narrative purpose.

[@tvushington6994]

@@38smithwessonspecial11 very true statement here Lee Whannell did such an amazing job with that. He understands perspective.

[@ClosedEyeVisualisations]

Not just that, it gives the feeling of weight, and makes you feel how heavy that suit would be - unassisted.

[@danr8194]

Range finder with programmable on-the-fly proximity airburst rounds, nice future tech in an old style weapon. Lot of thought went into the movie weapons

[@squamish4244]

Just not into the plot.

[@ThePartisan13]

@@squamish4244 what's wrong with the plot?

[@squamish4244]

Just google it - you will find lots of reasons.

[@ThePartisan13]

@@squamish4244 Google what's wrong with the plot of elysium? That's kinda fuckin vague bru. Besides it's based off a novel so...

[@ThePartisan13]

And considering I own the movie I don't see anything wrong with it, so there's a that too.

[@padelisgk8126]

Aaahhh,,, the immortal good ol AK47..future weapon of choice.

[@BillyBoze]

padelis giagk I'd rather have the AK-105. You can keep that rusted heap of junk. If the russians dumped it many a year ago, and it's the prime weapon of "terrorists", that should tell you its days are long Long over.

[@weasle2904]

For one... It's an AKM. For two, that gun not only is severely outdated, but heavily over rated. It does not perform better than any other modern weapon in terms of performance, in fact it's design makes it significantly harder to control. In muddy and dirty situations, the open design causes the AK 47 to malfunction and get jammed with mud very easily. The only thing good about it is that it requires less cleaning than most rifles. And we're talking about gunk from running the gun, if we're talking about mud... The gun will just stop functioning.

[@Leon-zu1wp]

@@BillyBoze an AK-47 is the "terrorists gun" for a reason. It's the most durable, cheap, and consitently reliable gun on the face of the planet. In fact it's so simple children can use it, I know this because children do use it.

[@rubenlopez3364]

It has explosive rounds and not normal ones

[@Miami1991]

@@weasle2904 you do know if it wasent for the latch on the AR (yes it has a latch very clever) it would fail the mud test. just discard the top cover on the AKM (by pressing in the middle of the top cover) and presto you can shoot in mud and grime

[@thenewadventuresofhenry6998]

Always love Neil Blomkamp's depiction of robots.

[@desmondc.2351]

looks very similar to the model of chappie

[@dynamic379]

@@desmondc.2351same director

[@ugo7395]

same universe

[@dadoody]

An army of those would be cool to have during the zombie apocalypse.

[@JohnDoe-pt7ru]

they would be cool to have, period.

[@breakneck777]

We'll all be begging for zombies when the much more likely robot apocalypse begins

[@Inyoguts69]

dadoody then buy call of duty advanced warfare

[@vamtheanomaly]

They malfunction if not maintained though and become just as bad as zombies but with AI programming and weaponry. See Black OPS 3 for details! LOL!

[@etlttc353]

@@breakneck777 what would the cause of that happening ?

[@stuntman45666]

0:46 AWESOME LAZER IDEA!!!!!!!

[@JoshMarshain]

Zeroblade my favorite thing here

[@richhh9000]

Agree! That lasercutting thing was friggin awesome dude!

[@opinion56]

just the little technical details like him scrolling through the different shapes to his liking mean so much to me. But you see those little things in all of blomkamps movies. Hes such a detailed guy when it comes to this stuff in almost an autistic manner.

[@astillia6073]

@@vector3998 user friendly high tech tools is peak Cyberpunk, its makes it cool, yet understandable.

[@bergstrom2399]

Considering it only cuts the metal and doesn't have a huge flash I don't think it's a laser. The shape selection seems to be. But I would guess it's some sort of induction cutter but at extreme range. I'm not saying it's not cool af, it is don't get me wrong.

[@rpinla]

The most unrealistic part of this is an AK-47 jamming lol

[@niccolopaganini4268]

Because it's set in the future it's probably not a Russian/(former)Warsaw Pact AK, many of these actually DO jam lmao

[@Carlit0Tit0]

@Calvin G They can jam

[@RurikLoderr]

They absolutely can jam.

[@hernanarauz1610]

They can jam, by the ammo type

[@toddkes5890]

Bad ammo wasn't strong enough to properly recoil and have the cartridge eject, and the guy using the gun might not have realized it

[@bracamontes2607]

I swear Elysium and Chappie are the same thing

[@theGREXify]

Mr. MoneySpent it’s the same director and Elysium, chappie and District 9 are all in the same universe. Chappie is absolute dog shit tho

[@bracamontes2607]

Oh

[@theslaviccookie5137]

@@theGREXify you should respect my people you fook, the 28s will get you boose

[@patgogan7324]

Robots and flashy space paradises aside the slums are an accurate depiction of what the world is headed to in the next century

[@volgax3646]

Gannon O'Gorman strongly disagree

[@paris6240]

chappie?

[@SqrlGrlDawn]

same crew

[@ljoahl]

Paris H. Nope this movie was befor chappie

[@shrimpdynamics4003]

same universe as chappie

[@SqrlGrlDawn]

dont think so

[@christiannunez8770]

same director from chappie, elysium and district 9.

[@sancheezzzy2712]

0:22 one of the coolest shots in a movie ever.

[@ryancallsin]

Great scene but it unfortunately includes my biggest movie pet peeve: the bad guy toss. For those of you that dont know, the bad guy toss is anytime a character is in his enemy’s grasps only then to be thrown for dramatic effect. The only purpose it serves is to give the character some breathing room. Breathing room to regroup, grab a weapon, what have you - - basically just to allow the fight to continue. Its completely unnatural. Notice how animals in the wild tend to attack, latch on to their prey, and not let go? Alligators death roll you, bears maul and shake you, yet killer battle droids just start tossing you around like it’s Monday Night Raw. It’s absurd lol. Sorry, just my rant. 😅

[@tommycat1993]

You’re absolutely right, bad action cliche . Also happens in superheroes movies. Happens a lot in terminator movies

[@Cole-hx1zk]

the pitbull thing is a myth, but everything else you said was straight facts

[@Stallion386]

@@Cole-hx1zk No it's not.

[@VJETRA]

these robot programmed by skynet. so their only choice to to toss enemy around or walk very slowly sometimes

[@nunyabusiness9184]

@@Stallion386 Look it up, it's a straight up myth

[@hyp3rb3ast41]

I have seen this movie for a thousand of times and I never get bored of it.. such a great movie this AK looks amazing it looks like Volk from cod infinite warfare

[@elitedima9672]

same designer worked on this film and infinite warfare He is aaron beck

[@C02243]

@@elitedima9672 thank you Idkt😮

[@davidfortier6976]

A comparable weapon actually existed at one point. It was about twice the size and weight, but it would have had about the same effect. It was called the XM29 if you're interested.

[@RobertMorgan]

I've always wondered this about combat robots: "Why make the design mistake of putting the CPU in the head?" It's not necessary in a machine. Its processing should be in the most protected part of the chassis, such as where a humans heart is, where it can be armored from all sides and difficult to destroy or remove from the machine. Pulling the head off of a well designed combat robot should only degrade its performance, perhaps force it to use backup optics, but not take it out of the fight. It's the movie trope equivalent of destroying a computer by shooting the monitor.

[@benthurber5363]

Well, yes, but your brain is in the cranial vault, the most protected space in the body. It's also the shortest distance to your eyes for highest fidelity/lowest lag. I could see a case for shielding against EMP and saving space in the torso for bigger items like batteries, pumps, heat exchangers, etc. But I could also say that eye-stalks from the head and 360° vision would be more sensible.

[@Jmn-ru1kj]

The head is also a very small target compared yo the chest so I mean it makes sense to put it up there.

[@joshuawhite3411]

I don't think it is a design flaw, it's a design strength. You can make the head really small like the battle droids from star wars, which makes it harder to hit. There is also plenty of room to hide the CPU in the head. If the CPU was in the chest for example, there is a much higher chance of either it or it's critical components being damaged as the chest is a larger thing that will be hit by gun fire. It's not about putting it in the strongest place, it's about putting it in the place that's hardest to hit.

[@GundamReviver]

@@joshuawhite3411 not to mention seperated from critical fail states like fuel or batteries exploding.

[@robertjameson2647]

@@GundamReviver and the chest is an easy target to hit, being the centre of mass its the area of least movement, the head and limbs move around a lot and are a hard target to intentionally fire at when someone isn't try to be shot

[@TheXL2013]

Those bots are better at hand-to-hand combat than the Terminators.

[@TheLagamorph]

Lol

[@Marcodiazgrey]

that's cause they didn't have to be.

[@kbanghart]

Dunno bout that, terminators pretty much can take apart any human without much trouble.

[@MikeBenko]

@@kbanghart Terminators in almost every incarnation are utterly inept at hand to hand combat (or armed combat for that matter) for cinematic reasons. They always grab+throw. That literally makes no sense. Realistically once a Terminator got you it would hold on and proceed to crush bone and cause as much blunt force trauma as possible. Which would mean in a movie it would be the end of the movie every time they got in arms reach.

[@ClaudeMagicbox]

Yeah but they only use guns and punches the Terminator tries to kill you in any way using anything including vehicles, hanging weights, flammable liquids, acids...whatever is in the surrounding environment 😃 And is also waaaaay more durable.

[@SoldierOfFate]

You can tell the director LOVES heavy and crazy firepower considering District 9 and this movie are loaded with them.

[@ntrmxo]

lol that GT-R

[@martinxy1291]

after 100 years I might as well be a ww2 jeep

[@bryanmartinez6600]

Martin XY not even ww2 that be like a WW1 armored car

[@nissanskyline8235]

Damn, i just noticed now

[@psychosalad6653]

I saw the circular tail lights and thought “it has to be”

[@nfsmaniac03]

Guess the car was built after old plans since the world's economy is supposed to have collapsed

[@khaiphamba5991]

1:27 Hollywood Evil Robots be like: "Imma punch him, toss him around with my metal arms powered by electricity, not breaking his neck or crushing his skull. Yeah, that's the most logical and effective way to execute combat."

[@goblin8623]

Oh, you forget the best part 1:46 where the designers put the cpu in a head which can be removed with some ease and the robot can’t stop, lets get a round of applause for the designers here

[@arthur_0723]

well, that man had a metallic exoskeleton that gave him similar strength to that robot, so technically max (who is an ex-gang member) wouldn't allow a simple robot to break his neck without subduing him first right? 1:19 at that moment you see that the robot analyzes that max's partner is a normal human so it goes first to kill him and it shows that he was going to break his neck since a human is no match for that machine until max arrives and saves him

[@SynsaySama]

All the futuristic Call Of Duty's in a nutshell....

[@second3455]

BATGUYGAMING so futuristic call of duty is awesome?

[@ninjartist36]

na probably the new terminator movie

[@gamerbros8671]

BATGUYGAMING advance warfare

[@gamerbros8671]

I still play that game I don't really care if it died it fun

[@adrockpoile3887]

Mouful's Second Channel hell yeah!

[@SL4PSH0CK]

Neil Blomkamp and his VFX/cg studio is God's gift.. still waiting for District 9 sequel

[@SplicerYT]

Whatever that camera work is going on here at 0:36, it needs to be implemented more in action shooter movies like John Wick or something because the action of shooting in certain directions would be clear and satisfying to follow. Also this movie had some of the best CG I had the pleasure to witness.

[@serghijtorrente7228]

Man you're really right, I was looking for a comment like yours, my compliments

[@Blablabla20093]

But plot is...

[@khaiphamba5991]

0:21 "DEPLOYING FRAG ROUNDS!" - Ellis -

[@Psycandy]

*Director:* let's have a bit of camera shake on this. *"A" Camera:* How much? *Director: * Give me something between Parkinsons and a rabbit on uppers.

[@user-kp5kt5es5l]

0:21 EPIC

[@closet7401]

Bladed morningstar to the head.

[@TheGhjgjgjgjgjg]

I love the atmosphere,an awesome sci-fi/action film!

[@a-k9161]

This movie is becoming reality.

[@kaiusernameisbetter2522]

1000 years from now the ak-47 will still rule

[@RobertMorgan]

Perhaps. BUT this movie is only set 133 years into the future, 2154

[@Pryda-Z]

The Volk from Infinite Warfare

[@bisonfunyuns4988]

Pryda-Z Actually Infinite Warfare ripped off this AK-47 to make the Volk

[@Pryda-Z]

Bison Funyuns lol I know that. If you check out my channel you'll see I used this scene to make my thumbnail

[@MSaleh-vy8rr]

It's the same Art Designer that worked with IW and the director Neil Blomkamp for the movies.

[@silentsociopath9106]

I love the Volk🥶🥵

[@Your-mothers-vibrator]

CALL OF DUTY ADVANCED WARFARE CONFIRMED

[@gaminglegend528]

Man that what I was going to say

[@darckangel400]

Black ops lll

[@macrosszero2198]

Cod advanced, black ops 3 and infinite warfare

[@calvin5541]

Stylized and awesome at the same time

[@juangiorno7480]

It is shakey, but it is in service of conveying an absolute sense of chaos, that is then immediately shattered by the slow motion, giving the audience time to relish the beauty and awesome destructiveness of the film's weaponry. I love Blomkamp's direction of his unofficial trilogy.

[@natesmodelreveiwsetc.9626]

1:06 DIE MUTHAFUCKA

[@shazlossusshazam2296]

Nate's model reveiws etc. Jump mf jump mf jump 😂 die antwoord-freaky

[@thesoldier4318]

SHOOTS the wrong person

[@adamscott7354]

Says it to a robot - Me ?

[@agm9525]

Amazing effects!!!

[@georgeofhamilton]

The technology in this movie is pretty amazing. It's a shame it wasn't used more thoroughly.

[@Salvador_M.R.]

Excelente película. Gran director.

[@Joshua_N-A]

Neil should've been given the director seat in Terminator Salvation.

[@malibustacy3606]

Cheval and Jalar were the mechanical prawns.

[@sushijuice440]

I like how they still use modern (or old) weapons in the 22nd century, albeit with some futuristic modifications. I would like to see something like that in more films.

[@secondsein7749]

Man they didn't show the first bot coming out of the ship and immediately do a no-look-nade throw. That's freaking awesome.

[@wissewester1276]

Good to see chappie is still fighting for daddys car!!

[@saikiarion]

Armored R35s. This future looks amazing.

[@Brandon-yg7mw]

This movie was great when it came out. It was a couple years when a bunch of futuristic action movies came out that were really cool concepts

[@martindrake504]

Scout rifle with exploding and fire fly perk.

[@LoneWolf-yp9qw]

0:27 great cinematography

[@Avragesoulsgamelover]

The robot that got it's head ripped off is like that kid who tries to fight the bully and when max gets the upperhand the robot is like"i'm sorry i'm sorry, MAMAAAAA"

[@MatheusLB2009]

You know, that man vs robot mma fight was dope af

[@royandescartes]

"who's ready to fly on a zipline? I AM!"

[@consciousgaming5991]

😂😂😂

[@andrethibodeau3203]

Dang chappie’s been working out

[@Firefox13A]

I love these near-future movies

[@lesamourai777]

Neill Blomkamp movies are so good. I would love to see a Batman movie directed by him.

[@zeze1991]

I'm sick of this cinecomic and batman movies, let us have other types of movies

[@raptorprimal1077]

Gritty sci fi is so missed these days

[@Zombiesnyder13]

0:36 What's with the camera here?

[@AndrewNiccol]

Yep, I read comments to find anyone can answer that.

[@kamikaze0533]

@@AndrewNiccol looks like a third person shooter cutscene

[@nonyabusi1132]

I love this scene

[@Kywool2K]

Glad to see the Chainsaw LMG from Ghosts and MW make an appearance.

[@bobsauce9840]

Boston dynamics robots in 2 years anyone? Totally will happen, have you seen the new robots running and jumping?

[@Sk_127]

It’s all cgi

[@kbanghart]

@@Sk_127 lol not in real life

[@shroudedknowledge5367]

SK_127 they are literally in the process of selling one of the types of robots they’ve made.

[@lucasart328]

in the future yes

[@rollog1248]

@@Sk_127 I've seen them in person, not CGI lol.

[@rainalane1638]

0:25 when you don't have money to invest in technology and armor-piercing weaponry, you always use explosive

[@darthpyrrhus2134]

Oh my god, this scene is so aesthetically pleasing

[@sticks_studiosHQ]

I love the man vs Machine part

[@MrMikedejeuner]

1:13 I swear this actor plays the most unlucky roles hahaha

[@lowkey213]

Some subtle realities need to be suspended when watching this movie. But this movie has some of the greatest scenes in cinema in my opinion. -The camera going in first person back view with his adrenaline rushing, is a cinematic masterpiece of a shot. - the dude with the tattooed forehead, when he shoots at the bird before getting blown up, the shot of his muscles vibrating to his gun shots is another wow in cinema. IMO… The weaponry and machines are amazing. The exosuit, not bad, but for budgets sake it’s okay. Like I said, some reality needs to be suspended in any movie.

[@fongdimbulator]

This movie had some really creative weapon and tech design

[@warriorlink8612]

If I ever make an army of soldier robots, I'm putting the main control chip buried in the chest surrounded by armor, and back up cameras on other parts of the body. If the head gets taken off, it just keeps going.

[@silentsociopath9106]

Thats rlly Smart🥶🥵

[@Abhi-hq5xw]

is that a gtr r35 ? certainly looks like one

[@musixforlife8727]

"Dont hit the mark!"

[@ankanez1639]

All of this moving its making me anxious.

[@alexanderarnold4810]

The "Bots" from Elysium also are, at least, the same style as the "Bot" from "Chappie" and other films.

[@Alec1928]

Such a cool scene. I really don't understand all the hate this movie gets.

[@johnivanoplimo5172]

Reminds me of Shadowrun for some reason.

[@LOLHAMMER45678]

This is a shadowrun. Plus the combat hacker and dystopian setting

[@mwnciboo]

Robots...I'd want a sawn off 20mm cannon on my exo-rig... "Say Hello to Hispano!"

[@HonkeyKong54]

The cgi in this movie is amazing

[@Sandbar3D]

Awesome stuff but even if he has sci fi robot strength, you can't punch the thing to death with your organic hands.

[@Romeroifly]

1:48 who tf made robots with human weakness, a real robot should be able to do more than that

[@nizaarahmadfirdaus8391]

If you watched the movie, it's said that he had the same power as the robot with that exo suit.

[@TheEPICGAMINGS]

Fun fact that airburst ak could be a thing in the next few years perfect example would be bofors 3P ammo programable in millisecond before it or after it fires from the gun

[@CRUELLANDER]

Bro the robots look exactly like Chappie and the AK-47 just looks like the rifle from Titanfall wtf made this movie

[@fruitykodai8068]

I mean, i remember that this movie was pretty good. Any1 else who also thought so?

[@nickredbear9293]

1:07 looks like that cod ghost gun Lmg chainsaw

[@hehe8948]

Beautiful scene... 🤩

[@arandomstormcloak8839]

Man I love that AK

[@andyenid2]

So we ain’t gonna talk about how probable and how realistic that exosuit can be in real life without the it being invasive

[@KC_Smooth]

Yup! It allows humans to fire heavy caliber weapons without much recoil and potentially jump high. I’d say we’re about 20 years away.

[@andyenid2]

Nah I’d say about 2025-2030

[@mondomendez5165]

Yes, but the model that is shown in Elysium and the Call of Duty games is that they’re more of a engineering/construction model then something a soldier would use. Article and KZbin videos have show how while not up to par for real world combat, they’re perfect for labor work and increasing a worker physical capability.

0:04 Cool GT-R!

[@golden4730]

That *AK47* Shots. Damn. What a Beast Weapon

[@raedenbourassa5162]

It’s like chappie and advanced warfare mixed together 😮😧

[@LuLu-rd6dc]

I like when he use ak 47. Finally Russia will have a new modernisation of ak 47 and after modernisation it will be named ak 147

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

Lu Lu typical... fucking with the classics! it doesn't need an update!

[@Shannmeister]

U wot m8? And the AK74 before them. :)

[@takahashi926]

Ironically the exo suit he has on is Russian too

[@BillyBoze]

Lu Lu Wow, the stupidity i see here. It's like saying: this M1 Garrant with 1.4x magnification will serve sniper teams well. Let call it M1S(niper) Garrant.... In 2017...

[@Tetsuo40]

its written Garand

[@DrOneOneOne]

And a big flaw in that exoskeleton : the palms of his hands are unarmoured. When he pulls the droid's head off, he'd deglove his hands in the process.

[@kbanghart]

I don't follow

[@anamericanman]

About 20 years out...

[@chaddtsosie8400]

Pathfinder VS Octane Weapon of Choice: Flatline Devotion

[@Vesterpester]

Leaving the incredibly powerful rifle behind was a really smart choice...

[@kbanghart]

I don't think they had much choice

[@justanotherpersonontheinte4986]

Hey they killed the robots what now? *makes more robots*

[@ganjakilla4201]

Scottie still doesn’t know

[@quazars236]

gota love that AK

[@tomahawk1556]

The disintegration of the Robotic Police Officer by the Sonic Rail Gun is cool & iconic for this film! Great introduction indeed! 🕯🌷🌿

[@Imperialistic82]

I just saw some concept arts of Elysum and they were amazing. Lots of different types of robots, exoskeletons and high-tech robots using artificial organic parts? If think if the movie's plot were revolving around three factions on Earth: One is the Elysium corporation possessing all the advance fighting machines. On Earth, a authorian militaristic organization controling large parts of the world. The last is the resistence and that's where Max comes in the story. The second faction using 21th century weapons and vehicles, and the second most resourcesful of all the players in the game.

[@jasonpeng5798]

i hope u realize elysium was a movie made in 2013, not an upcoming game

[@jefftheriault7260]

You're watching Oligarchy in action. Preliminary steps happening in USA in 2020.

[@hjalti0000]

This is a classic case of "SCENES THAT WOULD BE BETTER WITH NO MUSIC AT ALL"

[@elijahblack1464]

Neil Blomkamp needs to make more movies.

[@DakuJTenshi]

Nissan gtr the Honda civic of the future

[@user-ud9bb9xy9y]

00:04 Nissan 35GTR?

[@nfsmaniac03]

Yep

[@jameskerr2812]

Boom: 2016!

[@tacticaldumbass2914]

They should call the gun that wrecked that robot "the scatter rifle"

[@christianmedina5994]

This scene is my favorite just cause that gtr is there, GTR FOR LIFE🚘