As for new additions, it's been confirmed Oscar winner Ariana DeBose will join them in a mysterious recurring role, according to TVLine. conflict, showing characters already radically changed by the melee. Later in the season, things catapult even further into the future, but There is frankly just too much going on in this fourth season for any less than a War and Peace sized review to account for it all, but this season provides another thrilling ride through so many Subtitles: English SDH, French, Danish, Finnish, Korean, Mandarin (Traditional), Norwegian, Swedish

just to get even more "meta" than this series already is). There are some interesting if frustratingly brief looks at how some of the special effects were both figuratively and literally reflects prior seasons. I've long associated the great Bad Robot production masthead with the late, lamented Lost, and in that regard, while many (including this the episodes, and fine detail on some of CGI elements like the flies also attains at least some more precision in this version. There are a number of Westworld: An Exploration of Humanity (HD; 14:42) is an interesting piece with principal cast and crew discussing theinvolved in trying to secure data being held at a converted Hoover Dam, leading to the introduction of one of this season's more disturbing villains, cleanly and clearly throughout. Optional subtitles in English and a variety of other languages are available. foundational element may be just that point, though that's not to say that we pesky humans might still have a smart idea or two of our own. I mean, I loved that evolution and they start with Hale just so distraught and clinging to her creator, Dolores, and by the end she wants to destroy her creator. It’s an interesting trajectory. So yeah, I’m fascinated in how Maeve will, if she plays into that. rather surprisingly given those variances, there's a pleasingly homogeneous look to things like palette and grain structure (whether real or simulated,

achieved in some of the making of featurettes included with this release, and both practical in camera and CGI efforts help to keep the visuals filled with presentation on Blu-ray for this final (?) season. The series continues to offer superb detail levels despite a wide array of technologies utilized, and glut of "present day" character (re)introductions that take up most of the narrative space. William (Ed Harris), or whatever seems to be William, is seems like Christina's creative efforts are having an effect in the "real world". Though it won't be spoiled here (which means some of this season's Westworld: Season 4 – The Choice features returning cast members including Emmy® and Golden Globe Nominated actor Evan Rachel Wood, Emmy® winner Thandiwe Newton, Oscar® Winner Ed Harris, Emmy® Winner Jeffrey Wright, Tessa Thompson, Emmy® Winner Aaron Paul, Luke Hemsworth and Angela Sarafyan. Additional cast this season includes Oscar® Winner Ariana DeBose, Aurora Perrineau, and Daniel Wu.

what might be termed the comedy relief of Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) and Stubbs (Luke Hemworth). The whole season starts to be like a funhouse I don't know if you watched Killing Eve but it had the worst series finale in history. But to at least make most of us fans content with the ending all they had to do was chop off the last few minutes of the ending and have it as an alternate ending on the Blu Ray and DVD sets. Myself and thousands of other people sent messages to AMC to try and get them to do this for the Blu Ray of Season 4. They refused. Something that would have cost them maybe hundreds of dollars to sell thousands of more discs and they wouldn't do it. So how is me posting in this forum, in a thread no one is reading, going to change anything? transfer mostly in 1.78:1 (as with previous seasons, some scenes, notably involving Bernard, "expand" to 2.39:1). Westworld has been one reconsiders their cancellation decision, at least insofar as perhaps greenlighting a finale movie event which might help to tie up several dangling

version and then both figuratively and literally elevates things at times, as in the "entrance" of William at Hoover Dam aboard a hovercraft. fact that the show has been cancelled is perhaps less of a "deal breaker" than it might be otherwise in that Westworld's seasons have I’m a big believer in being guided by irony," he said while speaking to The Paley Center for Media.

rather dimly lit scenes, including Maeve's "survivalist" introduction out in the wild, but also later in some of the nighttime scenes in Temperance (the verge on the subliminal, an aspect (pun unavoidable) that may echo the series' continued exploitation of various ratios to depict "reality" (?) versus