cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/49025204

what do we think of the "The Amazing Digital Circus" ending?

(Whole 9 episode run is on youtube for those curious)

I thought it was a solid 5/10 ending. Tied up most of the loose ends but lacked brevity in a way that was highly noticeable. It could've been 30 min realistically. I think the whole show is closer to a 7/10. If you know any teenagers/young adults who would enjoy "baby's first psychological horror" this is a good recommend.

This show was so good man

::: Spoiler for episode 9 Well, I'm glad to say I kept the fish's promise. That scene with Caine and the Moon broke me, its so tender and the delivery of both voice actor was beautiful "You know, I never programmed you to say you loved me". "i know". GOD, its so good, I'm even sheading a tear writing this.

This show was so good man :::

I just wanna say, thank you

I have just finished watching the Youtube premier... I just want to thank everyone who helped even a bit in that show.

And the community, you are very lovely people. Your enthusiasm is what made this show what it is right now. And I love all of you.

Like... it has been soooo long since I have been that emotionally moved by a piece of media.

Just, THANK YOU

Episode 9 drops today in 9 hours, hope everyone who hasn't seen it yet enjoy it, extra kudos if you've avoided the leaks and spoilers

I took my brother and went to see last act. Goose really did a marvelous thing with this show. She tapped into the best of the neurodivergent internet community and gave them something to come out of their basements for. Please understand I mean this in the BEST POSSIBLE WAY.

I heard people crying at “the scene” (glitch said no spoilers but if you’ve seen it you know exactly the one I’m talking about). I heard people singing along with the theme introducing the cast members. The applause at the end wasn’t ceremonial and exaggerated but genuine. It felt like the audience finally exhaled together.

There was a scene with Jax unloading some personal shit that was really heavy where my eyes went wide and I slowly turned to my brother and even in the dark he said he felt it.

“Dude, it’s mom.”

And yet it hit different in a crowd like this than it would with damn near any other fandom. I felt…heard. For something a purple asshole said for me. I’m 40 fucking years old and the abuse I’ve carried around for years suddenly felt lighter.

Gooseworks, you might have convinced me to give therapy another try.

Thank you.

Please stop saying "six seven", as that slang term is meaningless. It’s just a number, nothing more, nothing less.

Instead of repeating it, share your thoughts about The Last Act in the comments. Think about what you think is going to happen, what you expect, and how you feel as the time gets closer.

Don't panic. Just keep thinking. I assume.

In the first half, I think there's some sort of code created by the sharp sound that happens on each cut. I tried translating the first three (out of four) groups as binary and as morse, but nothing came out. It's way too specific with how rhythmic this sound is though, maybe it's a song? I don't think it matches Daisy Bell tho...

Watched some red dwarf after watching episode 8 and realised there are some similarities between the two shows. Not much but the basic concept is there, computer taking care of humans going on adventures and dealing with relationships between the characters.

Just thought I'd mention it since I love both of these shows.

Eighty days remain until the final episode of the show.

Have patience, no need to panic, and we won't lose our minds until this nightmare is over. As you've seen from what happened in the eighth episode.

Leave your thoughts in the comments, and I'll be reading them until the series finale.

It seems like they had the same kinda idea of deconstructing object shows, and the story seems pretty similar as well (except the going back to real-life parts, of course)

I tried seeing if anyone else had thought of this online but I couldn't find anything. I was surprised since it seemed pretty obvious to me while watching TADC

I made or edited the full fanmade credits for The Amazing Digital Circus movie. It took a while, but I did my best to make them as accurate and complete as possible.

Honestly, I have no idea which film companies would be suitable for this, just like with the upcoming Backrooms movie, where it's hard to guess what would fit best.

So, yeah, this is just my version of what the credits could look like. Feel free to edit or add to it.

https://jhmovie.fandom.com/wiki/The_Amazing_Digital_Circus_Movie/Credits

For f#ck's sake, just let Jax die if he's that depressed. I'm so fed up with this dude. (╥﹏╥)

Not gonna judge, but I feel sad for this nice bunny boi. 🐇💜

1. A24
2. Columbia Pictures
3. Paramount Pictures
4. Universal Pictures

Any deep thoughts on Episode 9?

In the eighth episode, Caine goes insane, Kinger accidentally kills Caine, and Zooble finally uses a swear word.

I mean, seriously, what the f#ck? ( ꩜ ᯅ ꩜;)

cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/56960866

Biggest thing that stuck out to me:

spoiler

In the last two screenshots you can see a line reading "DELETE THIS M***********, HAHAHAHAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa". The start of the line is obscured but it very possible could read "BUBBLE:". I've seen speculation that Bubble is what's left of the other AI (that Caine "ate" in the starting sequence) and this would definitely support that theory.

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