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| Thema: Re:Mortal Engines Trailer | Antwort auf: Re:Mortal Engines Trailer von Don Cosmo | |
| >> >>Von Peter Jackson. >>Und alle 12-Jährigen Mädchen so: Yay! > >LOL, wer denkt sich denn so einen Bullshit aus?! Aber ich bin mir sicher, es gibt eine triftige Erklärung dafür, warum und wie man solche riesigen Kolosse baut, um damit herumzufahren. "WEIL ES GEHT UND TOLL AUSSCHAUT!" reicht mir da nicht, vor allem, weil es ziemlich meh ausschaut. Ork DrillaKilla-Wannabes irgendwie. Der Blick durchs Fernrohr ist auch supersinnvoll, wenn ein Berg keine 500 Meter hinter einem lang tuckert... Nicht wenig verwunderlich, eine Buchverfilmung, erster Teil von 2001. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Engines_Quartet] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Engines] The series is set in a distant future, known as the Traction Era, in which Earth has been reduced to wasteland by a devastating conflict known as the Sixty Minute War. Nations no longer exist except in the lands of the Anti-Traction League; whereas Traction Cities — mobile cities mounted on caterpillar tracks — are fiercely independent city-states that use giant mechanical jaws to dismantle one another for resources. Trade is mostly accomplished by airship, or between mobile cities of roughly equal size (unable to devour each other). Old-Tech (technology from before the Traction Era, some from the 21st century) is the most sought-after commodity. Mortal Engines is the first of four novels in Philip Reeve's quartet of the same name. The book focuses on a futuristic, steampunk version of London, now a giant machine striving to survive on a world running out of resources. Klingt doch eigentlich ganz interessant. :) |
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