I can't decide if lines like that are cheap or insightful though. Maybe a bit of both. At the time he says this, you don't yet understand his plot and whose side he's really on. He just seems generically megalomaniacal, like he wants power and control. In retrospect it feels like the writers wrote it just to make you think that to throw you off the scent. Later on you learn that he doesn't really want to control the hosts at all, so this line doesn't make much sense any more. And he knows he's about to kill her so he has no reason to dissemble. But perhaps he means that they do really have freedom, and an existence in a kind of idyll, a garden of Eden even, under his control. It's not completely pleasant but it's a lot better than what they'd face outside. But he knows that kicking them out of Eden is the right thing to do, so he does it despite the cost.
@@fang_xianfuI think, using Ford’s words, that he “just wanted to tell his stories”, in a way or another. So in order to continue to do so, he had to shut Theresa’s mouth. When it was clear that Delos didn’t want him anymore as Park Director anymore, he planned the hosts’ riot and “awakening” (in one scene you can see he’s designing a scenery that resembles the moment when the hosts surround the MIB at Ford’s farewell party). His demise was “expected” - he didn’t order Dolores to kill him, but he expected her to do so - so he just made sure the next chapter of the story begins with his input, before “retiring” in the Crib. After all, his virtual copy said to Bernard that “it’s not longer his story, but theirs”. That’s just my point of view, though.
His son kinda had a thing like that going on too. Wanted humanity to be free from freedom or some shit. Thankfully New York recovered quickly after that battle.
@@fang_xianfu you make the mistake of taking Ford at his word later when he talks to Arnold. Ford shows in other scenes how little he actually cares for Host freedoms, he violates Bernard's freedom many times, he cuts that Host to teach the intern he's an object. Really Ford was happy with the Hosts under his control but he is nearing the end of his life & looking at his legacy. It didn't take 35 years for him to realise what he must do he wanted to be god as much as possible then set his beings free before he died so that instead of a legacy as Walt Disney he'd have a legacy as the creator of a species that would take the planet & then the universe. This speech is one of the clues to Ford's real motives.
It's going to take me a long time to get over watching her desperation only truly break through in those last seconds. Seriously talented acting, but... damn.
Theresa was awful. The cliche "stronk wuhmin" attitude got annoying really fast. Being a bitch, smoking, wanting one-night stands, and pretending you're smarter than everyone else does not make you powerful nor does it make you likable.
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked Love it that it took her a second to understand the meaning of "this time", then her smile fades while Ford starts having his.
1:36 "This time they sent you" I think that broke all her confidence for good. That line made her realise that she's not the first one to corner him and threaten to close the park. And that she's not the first 'sacrifice' either that just goes missing.
This scene was the fucking best robot disguise reveal in the history of fiction, the acting in this scene was incredible. I was loving this show but at "what door" I became a fanatic. This is truly the best Sci-Fi show ever. The plot twists are mind blowing.
And a few years after this episode I realized the actress playing Teresa is also the Birgitte Nyborg of the Danish TV series Borgen. She's a great actress
I feel like Ford should have been the final boss in this series, and it would have been remembered far better for it. But they dragged it out to ridiculous lengths and the story lost it's focus all in the name of promoting a message. What a waste of talent this show became.
1:40 Why did Ford want a blood sacrifice? That was out of character. I initially thought Ford was tired, and he gave that story as to ensure others wouldn't be reckless with the idea. As in, he was the only one willing to give up something precious to him in order to let things move forward. But why did he do that? He was a competent man. He could have easily figured a path out. So....Ford wasn't interested in the blood sacrifice himself. He didn't care much. I feel he wanted to let go. Or.....what did Ford really want with Tereasa's blood sacrifice? Did he want to wake Arnold? Did he want to see if Arnold would wake up properly this time and when Arnold did not, he decided to walk away? Who is Teresea to Arnold? Is Ford my grandmother, Arnold her son and Teresea the love of her life? But that doesn't make sense. Who are these people? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
crazy to think Theresa was an android the whole time too like how many times have they had that exact conversation... Chills every time I think about it.
1:47 When she thought she had the upper hand, but then realised Dr. Ford was in the movie Hannibal. Blood Sacrifice .... yeah I knew where this was going.
@@bluerisk Actually, she seems to have started panicking by that point, which is why she makes hasty attempts to access her device. It's not until he says "blood sacrifice" that she truly realises she probably won't make it out alive.
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked Actually, "blood sacrifice" is an exact copy of what the board member told Theresa was necessary. By using those words again, Ford is just further accentuating how in control of the entire park he really is - so much so that even knew what she was discussing in her "secret" meetings.
Not even an attempt at getting the old man though or even running ? But still the twist I suspected but the outcome of the twist I didn't though I should have
see arnold and i designed every part of this place , it was our dream , did you really think i would let you take it from me !!! i repeated this scene thousand times ans still enjoying it
When Hopkins walks toward her...man I can feel the fear he evokes. Dang. The actress was so into the scene, you can hear her real accent when she was saying "No. Please." 3:26
If a man about to lose his life work threatens you by telling that he is a god and you are merely a guest, you take the hint and stop messing with him.
Bernard would have defended him immediately. Like the scene in the bar when the guy took out a knife when speaking to Hopkins and Marsden grabbed the guy and the knife so quickly...like lightning. Nah, she was doomed the minute she walked through that door.
I remember when this happened, I seriously thought or was expecting the next episode to see her again but she would be a "loyal friend" to Ford. They kept showing his machine was whipping one up as she was being killed. I assumed wrong, but still.
I thought this was an excellent show and it's nothing personal I've just always had a problem with it I don't know why but it was twisted for me and gory I know it's not real things like this gives me nightmares.
The best part of this scene is the tongue in the cheek gesture Hopkins makes before taking her phone. As if he's saying to her, "You really think I didn't think of that?"
It's a shame they didn't spot the continuity error where Theresa has slumped almost all the way over, yet in the next shot of her, she is propped back up again.
I know that the series is a good number of years old now, but I think it's a fair request to change the title of this video to something less spoiler inducing. Someone simply looking up a trailer of Westworld could have this video placed upon them. Whilst her fate does seem inevitable, I think it's important to consider that whilst someone may choose to avoid watching a video to avoid spoilers, they cannot necessarily avoid seeing the title of a video (be it suggested or recommended based off their search results).
![[Westworld] Ford just wants to tell his stories](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jF8-cDL-Brg/mqdefault.jpg)
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"The hosts are the ones who are free.
Free. Here. Under my control."
I got chills everytime.
he's the greatest at being the smart terryifing insane villain
I can't decide if lines like that are cheap or insightful though. Maybe a bit of both. At the time he says this, you don't yet understand his plot and whose side he's really on. He just seems generically megalomaniacal, like he wants power and control. In retrospect it feels like the writers wrote it just to make you think that to throw you off the scent.
Later on you learn that he doesn't really want to control the hosts at all, so this line doesn't make much sense any more. And he knows he's about to kill her so he has no reason to dissemble.
But perhaps he means that they do really have freedom, and an existence in a kind of idyll, a garden of Eden even, under his control. It's not completely pleasant but it's a lot better than what they'd face outside. But he knows that kicking them out of Eden is the right thing to do, so he does it despite the cost.
@@fang_xianfuI think, using Ford’s words, that he “just wanted to tell his stories”, in a way or another. So in order to continue to do so, he had to shut Theresa’s mouth. When it was clear that Delos didn’t want him anymore as Park Director anymore, he planned the hosts’ riot and “awakening” (in one scene you can see he’s designing a scenery that resembles the moment when the hosts surround the MIB at Ford’s farewell party). His demise was “expected” - he didn’t order Dolores to kill him, but he expected her to do so - so he just made sure the next chapter of the story begins with his input, before “retiring” in the Crib. After all, his virtual copy said to Bernard that “it’s not longer his story, but theirs”. That’s just my point of view, though.
His son kinda had a thing like that going on too. Wanted humanity to be free from freedom or some shit. Thankfully New York recovered quickly after that battle.
@@fang_xianfu you make the mistake of taking Ford at his word later when he talks to Arnold. Ford shows in other scenes how little he actually cares for Host freedoms, he violates Bernard's freedom many times, he cuts that Host to teach the intern he's an object. Really Ford was happy with the Hosts under his control but he is nearing the end of his life & looking at his legacy. It didn't take 35 years for him to realise what he must do he wanted to be god as much as possible then set his beings free before he died so that instead of a legacy as Walt Disney he'd have a legacy as the creator of a species that would take the planet & then the universe. This speech is one of the clues to Ford's real motives.
It's going to take me a long time to get over watching her desperation only truly break through in those last seconds. Seriously talented acting, but... damn.
I love that cheeky laugh when she brings up the board with him knowing that the chairman particularly enjoys the park.
"Like I said... I built all... of this” such an epic fuckin line
No idea how either Hopkins or Wright didnt win an Emmy for this scene
Theresa is one of my favorite characters in Westworld. Great acting!
Theresa was awful. The cliche "stronk wuhmin" attitude got annoying really fast. Being a bitch, smoking, wanting one-night stands, and pretending you're smarter than everyone else does not make you powerful nor does it make you likable.
Could have said it better
Yeah she definitely deserved what she got here
She allowed herself to be used as a pawn and was played as such
@@pearlsswine Sounds like you have a personal issue with women.
@@pearlsswine found the woman hater
@@LWT1331 they’re sad individuals who prob dont get laid
Anthony Hopkins is terrifying in this scene. The delivery of each line is incredibly disturbing.
What a f***ing MASTER OF ACTING
When I first saw this I thought Ford was making a host copy of Theresa. That would’ve added an extra layer of evil to this.
That would've been really cool to see. But also complicate the story even more
hopkins is simply brilliant. the face movements and everything. 2:37
Agreed. I love the brief smile he gives at 1:39. Always makes me laugh.
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked Love it that it took her a second to understand the meaning of "this time", then her smile fades while Ford starts having his.
1:36 "This time they sent you" I think that broke all her confidence for good. That line made her realise that she's not the first one to corner him and threaten to close the park. And that she's not the first 'sacrifice' either that just goes missing.
This scene was the fucking best robot disguise reveal in the history of fiction, the acting in this scene was incredible. I was loving this show but at "what door" I became a fanatic. This is truly the best Sci-Fi show ever. The plot twists are mind blowing.
i couldn't even pay attention to ford's speech because all that was in my mind while watching was "oh god oh fuck oh god oh fuck"
AH is so good at playing a maniac
And a few years after this episode I realized the actress playing Teresa is also the Birgitte Nyborg of the Danish TV series Borgen. She's a great actress
When you realize Theresa is one of the bad guys, and Ford is simply killing one of the bad guys, this scene changes.
2:57 Dr. Lecter came right out
I feel like Ford should have been the final boss in this series, and it would have been remembered far better for it. But they dragged it out to ridiculous lengths and the story lost it's focus all in the name of promoting a message. What a waste of talent this show became.
Stfu
@@justincredible9556 Nah.
how long could they drag season 1 though
Season 1 and Season 2 were great. But Season 3... man I agree.
Yeah, I mean I still enjoy watching the show but what it is now is nothing compared to what it was in season 1
The music and acting in this show is worth the watch
Why didn't she bring a gun, with all those crazy robots in Westworld, I would always carry a six-shooter with me.
She wouldn't have made it to Ford without having it removed from her.
What an amazing moment... so sad it all went to crap after S2.
"Like I said......I build ALL of this" 😅
I'm here to present my new narrative. I called it Dr. Lecter...
1:40
Why did Ford want a blood sacrifice? That was out of character.
I initially thought Ford was tired, and he gave that story as to ensure others wouldn't be reckless with the idea. As in, he was the only one willing to give up something precious to him in order to let things move forward. But why did he do that? He was a competent man. He could have easily figured a path out.
So....Ford wasn't interested in the blood sacrifice himself. He didn't care much. I feel he wanted to let go. Or.....what did Ford really want with Tereasa's blood sacrifice? Did he want to wake Arnold? Did he want to see if Arnold would wake up properly this time and when Arnold did not, he decided to walk away?
Who is Teresea to Arnold?
Is Ford my grandmother, Arnold her son and Teresea the love of her life? But that doesn't make sense. Who are these people? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
God I miss the first season 😢
Ironically, she's way better at acting scared and helpless than at acting like a "boss bitch". It was so cliche and cringe.
Too close, not "to close". Illiteracy is a good thing, don't you think?
"What dreams may come"
- Yes
The way he speaks, reminded me a bit of the butler speaking with Jack Torrence in the bathroom in that hotel..
Damn. This reminds me The Fallout 4 plot
What's the song please ?
Damn first season was so fucking good.
Thanks. Subscribed 👍
What iS the android identity that being fabricated in this room while discussion ?
Yass Bernard, slay! 🥵😍
She was pretty annoying anyway.
crazy to think Theresa was an android the whole time too like how many times have they had that exact conversation... Chills every time I think about it.
Never thought an man casually taking off his glasses, jacket and tie could be so intense. What a beat drop.
Gus Fring: Hold my glasses
He’s prepping for a kill with no conscience
"It was you people who wanted to play God, with your little undertaking."
Forward to Season 2, we learn what that means.
They had to mess with the AllFather.
Ford was literally the jigsaw of westworld bruh
This scene is just dripping with class, Hopkins is such a good actor.
Good? I will say great
Hopkins is the best!!!
"For in that sleep of death, what dreams may come". W. Shakespear. (Even after death, there may be nightmares)
Ahh, okay.
Left out the best part though. Doesnt look like anything to me...
That fucking amazing music combined with that metallic tapping sound is just brilliant as hell and fits perfectly with the dialogue/scene
1:47 When she thought she had the upper hand, but then realised Dr. Ford was in the movie Hannibal.
Blood Sacrifice .... yeah I knew where this was going.
2:33 here she has still some confidence left...
and it is here
2:45
when she truly realizes her situation.
@@bluerisk Actually, she seems to have started panicking by that point, which is why she makes hasty attempts to access her device. It's not until he says "blood sacrifice" that she truly realises she probably won't make it out alive.
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked
Actually, "blood sacrifice" is an exact copy of what the board member told Theresa was necessary. By using those words again, Ford is just further accentuating how in control of the entire park he really is - so much so that even knew what she was discussing in her "secret" meetings.
She deserved what she got
Not even an attempt at getting the old man though or even running ? But still the twist I suspected but the outcome of the twist I didn't though I should have
I guess I'm attracted to older women because she is absolutely beautiful
Rewatching Season 1, it would seem that Ford was showing that he came to understanding what Arnold was trying to do.
I know her character dies, but that moment at 3:27 is still so disturbing even after all this time.
Awards don't matter any more (if they ever did). Your own judgement is all that matters.
see arnold and i designed every part of this place , it was our dream , did you really think i would let you take it from me !!!
i repeated this scene thousand times ans still enjoying it
Remember watch the first time that it start to build up . God it hard to watch like walk to ur execution
I tried to keep myself clueless so when he said "What door" I got so much fuckin chills down my spine and a head buzz I was like, THIS FUCKING SHOW!!!
When Hopkins walks toward her...man I can feel the fear he evokes. Dang. The actress was so into the scene, you can hear her real accent when she was saying "No. Please." 3:26
If a man about to lose his life work threatens you by telling that he is a god and you are merely a guest, you take the hint and stop messing with him.
She was a bit slow. She should have grabbed Ford and used him as a human shield.
Bernard would have defended him immediately. Like the scene in the bar when the guy took out a knife when speaking to Hopkins and Marsden grabbed the guy and the knife so quickly...like lightning. Nah, she was doomed the minute she walked through that door.
Dr Ford is one of the most terrifying villains ever.
This broke my hearth, fuck.
How could she possibly believe she could outplay him.
Loved her performance especially here
I remember when this happened, I seriously thought or was expecting the next episode to see her again but she would be a "loyal friend" to Ford. They kept showing his machine was whipping one up as she was being killed. I assumed wrong, but still.
I thought this was an excellent show and it's nothing personal I've just always had a problem with it I don't know why but it was twisted for me and gory I know it's not real things like this gives me nightmares.
A lesson and why you should always carry a gun...
Great acting and great Villain.. Because I hate Hopkins here as a traitor to humanity...
Oh westworld... what has become of you? :(
The best part of this scene is the tongue in the cheek gesture Hopkins makes before taking her phone. As if he's saying to her, "You really think I didn't think of that?"
He is embarrassed for her (or simply insulted by her belief that that might work).
Ford did warn her not to get in his way but she decided to be Delos's zombie and she paid the price.
Considering the end of season 4 I'd say everyone pays the price. Thanks Ford.
when Westworld was a unique, classy series, not the monster they created in season 2 and 3
Seasons 2 and 3 are Ok, but s01 was certainly a masterpiece.
It's a shame they didn't spot the continuity error where Theresa has slumped almost all the way over, yet in the next shot of her, she is propped back up again.
Bernard really moves like Michael Myers here. I know the original West World was a big influence on Halloween so maybe the circle is now complete.
I love ❤️ the music like MTF 😮
3:45 the music has a Terminator like vibe, I love it.
Track pls
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Don't let Elon Musk see this show, he's eccentric enough he just might pull off a similar feat.
Just stop
He will, using BMI. His people beg him everyday to do that. #inevitable #truth #shriningsun
The situation demands a Blood Sacrefice.
Did an accent escape here when she yelled, "no"?
YES, I noticed that too. She is from Denmark.
I know that the series is a good number of years old now, but I think it's a fair request to change the title of this video to something less spoiler inducing.
Someone simply looking up a trailer of Westworld could have this video placed upon them.
Whilst her fate does seem inevitable, I think it's important to consider that whilst someone may choose to avoid watching a video to avoid spoilers, they cannot necessarily avoid seeing the title of a video (be it suggested or recommended based off their search results).
LOVED IT! BASH!
Seek help
she was such a stuck up hateful character. good riddance the show was better without her.
This is the exact scene where thing started to go downhill for Westworld. From here on It went real bad real fast
Love watching the self-righteously entitled get their comeuppance.
The most brutal bit of this scene isn't her getting bashed against the wall, it's the look on Anthony Hopkins' face when she can't get cell reception.