if you look at 0:55 right after all of the robots freeze, it shows him with his finger lifted, showing he did the same thing to pause them. the fact that the next line is "in here we were gods" is just the icing on the cake. it shows that by nothing more than raising a finger he can control the whole thing
I've been looking for it for ages, I think Ramin Djawadi is the composer, but it seems it was made for this scene and not mentioned in any of the official OST releases.
There are gods that rule men, and gods that rule the gods that rule men. But beyond them all is the one true God. He doesn't need you to believe in Him. He doesn't need you to read His book. He doesn't need your money, and He doesn't need your human concepts of power. You can give me advice on how to get closer to Him and how to live a life freer of manipulation, but no man speaks for Him, for those who speak do not know and those that know do not speak.
Palindromic nonsense... Then why does he need human worship so much. It's almost hedonistic. If you're coming from Judeo-Christian training, the character of GOD is powerful but all of that is meaningless without beings to appreciate that power... I guess that's why all of the characters in the bible seem to be OBSESSED with worship. It's all anyone cares about in that book. The bible is a love story about their collective enslavement to hubristic self-interest under the guise of a dogma that presents it's narrative as the opposite.. A human parent actually wants their children to have the right to self determination with nothing given in return. Why would GOD create a universe that is intrinsically determistic with or without him such that self determination is impossible without either destruction according to the bible or the universe's heat death according to science... Hubristic obsession requires an audience. And you wonder why atheism exists.
![[Westworld] Ford just wants to tell his stories](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jF8-cDL-Brg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Westworld Shogun World - Paint it Black Scene [HD]](/img/1.gif)
This was the scene that defined Fords character completely for me. Calm, collected, and scariest of all completely in control of EVERYTHING
ford is my faorite fictional character ever
its the incredibly subtle finger lift at 2:22 that sends the Hosts back into motion….man. I LOVE this scene.
if you look at 0:55 right after all of the robots freeze, it shows him with his finger lifted, showing he did the same thing to pause them. the fact that the next line is "in here we were gods" is just the icing on the cake. it shows that by nothing more than raising a finger he can control the whole thing
A show from another world!
He believed that there was some enchantment in the hosts.
Went mad, he did.
I just realized the overflowing of the wine is a foreshadowing of Teresa's fate. F*cking brilliant.
I love you Ford
Anthony Hopkins warra genius 🤌
Godly acting......
Season 1 was the best.... after that ... 😑lame
any1 knows the ost from 0:53?
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I've been looking for it for ages, I think Ramin Djawadi is the composer, but it seems it was made for this scene and not mentioned in any of the official OST releases.
wanna know as well!
It’s an unreleased track, but the vocals were removed quite well here: ruclips.net/video/AaoYkOH50Zg/видео.htmlsi=Yt1aoxaUFloLNJ_k
Talent vs consultant lmao
There are gods that rule men, and gods that rule the gods that rule men. But beyond them all is the one true God. He doesn't need you to believe in Him. He doesn't need you to read His book. He doesn't need your money, and He doesn't need your human concepts of power. You can give me advice on how to get closer to Him and how to live a life freer of manipulation, but no man speaks for Him, for those who speak do not know and those that know do not speak.
Kurohitsugi!
Given the context of your reply, are you suggesting that the human construction of God is of the same quality as see fabrication of Westworld?
Palindromic nonsense... Then why does he need human worship so much. It's almost hedonistic. If you're coming from Judeo-Christian training, the character of GOD is powerful but all of that is meaningless without beings to appreciate that power... I guess that's why all of the characters in the bible seem to be OBSESSED with worship. It's all anyone cares about in that book. The bible is a love story about their collective enslavement to hubristic self-interest under the guise of a dogma that presents it's narrative as the opposite..
A human parent actually wants their children to have the right to self determination with nothing given in return. Why would GOD create a universe that is intrinsically determistic with or without him such that self determination is impossible without either destruction according to the bible or the universe's heat death according to science... Hubristic obsession requires an audience.
And you wonder why atheism exists.