Will is eventually able to use nano-technology to regenerate himself, but moments later, he and his facility are attacked. How does Riddick fall so far, so fast, to end up on a deserted planet, alone? We may be presented with this type of technological singularity (as articulated by futurist Ray Kurzweil) at some point in the future, so this may be less science-fiction and more of an introduction to a global discussion. Or uploaded brain put back into a biological body! The end of the movie may not be satisfying for some since it leaves it open for the audience to draw their own conclusions. Everyone who transcended had a choice. And purified the water. While the movie talks about very advanced technology, the story itself is filled with a lot of religious imagery. Ultimately, when the virus was uploaded, then its seem like Rebecca gave some balance and the world become more healthy, in the end of the movie, its seems like the drops from the sunflower are Will and Rebecca that living peacefully. Why is this the case? What could he have overlooked that would lead the Lord Marshal to treat him this way? Just think of what he said when they captured Martin. destroying the spirit and covenant of death with scriptures After trying to get Vaako's location and failing to do so, Riddick killed Krome. I have probably watched Chronicles too many times. Conscious of his larger audience, Vaako chose to exercise tolerance. An empire of religious fanatics who sought to either. Eyes: BrownGender: MaleHair: BlackHeight: approximately, 6' 4"Weight:192 lbs If a man came back and started curing every illness, changing the terrains and weather patterns tomorrow some organization or terriost would terminate him too! A Half Dead didn't die so easily. Hope surged above the pain. Little by little, climate change, famine, human health, and many other issues seem to be fixing themselves. They were both together and they were disconnected from the world at that one place in time. casters world already exists, although supragenetic human transformation is most likely to be interrupted by extinction. After killing the warrior, the Lord Marshal was intrigued at who this intruder could be. Its a love story to me more than anything. and offers to heal them. The nanites then transferred through the copper mesh at their house via condensation, dripping onto and reviving the dead sunflower before the virus destroyed the rest of the cells around the world, and taking out all technology with it. The man begged to be connected back to the network. That was exemplified perfectly when everyone who was infected/healed with/by the nanobots reacted the exact same way when ordered to. At the same time, the Lord Marshal's astral body surged clear, away from any possible death blow. You know the movie Body Snatchers, right? And yet, that budget isnt really reflected on the film itself, which looks much, much cheaper. Will starts getting used to his new form and quickly masters his domain inside the supercomputer, he then asks to be connected to the internet so that he can improve himself. Utimately, the humanside of this computer achieved its goals (to be with evelyn) and did so by using humans as pawns.. and was smart enough in the end to trade omniscient cyber-power for LOVE WOW! The movie basically bombed at the box office, and it has been somewhat forgotten, but it is still worth revisiting as its themes are as relevant as ever. When the time is right, Vaako will kill the Lord Marshal, promoting him to Full Dead. Vaako | Riddick Wiki | Fandom And he really doesn't kill in the movie. Trivia. Gradually he became aware of more than eyes upon him.