is there such thing as steampunk kino?
Is there such thing as steampunk kino?
Noah Cox
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Kayden Nelson
Is Sky Captain steampunk?
Jason Ward
Mortal Empires is kinda steampunk.
Hunter Price
Steampunk is cringe as hell.
Jack Lewis
Steampunk is for gay retards
Asher Morris
why
Carter Walker
steampunk by definition is peng and kino
urm errrrrr the cool kids on Yea Forums all hate it that's why
Adam Scott
Treasure planet and the dishonored game trilogy
Hudson Perry
No, because it's intrinsically dishonest about being fantasy, attempting to pretend it's "alternative science fiction / period drama". There are some kino works here and there but the genre itself is cringe-worthy and mediocre.
Ethan Collins
steampunk kind of conveniently forgets that everything we've had that is steampowered was coal fired.
Leo Wood
What about that Michael Jackson movie? Moving Castles? Guess it was shitty, since no ones even talking about it anymore. A 2019 movie.
Easton Lee
final fantasy 9 was kino
Michael Barnes
Dieselpunk
Hudson Thompson
what's the deal with steampunk? I never understood the appeal.
Connor Baker
If you don't understand the appeal there's nothing much anybody can say, you'll either like the style or not I guess
Nathan Robinson
Stardust (2007) innit
Hudson Peterson
>Steampunk
Cringe
>Burgerpunk
Kino
Jacob Taylor
Robert Cook
Yes, but it's all animated. The couple of live-action movies that hint at being Steampunk are generally trash (Wild Wild West, Sky Captain). City of Lost Children is more cyberpunk than steampunk, but it's actually a good movie, and if you like steampunk aesthetics you may enjoy it.
Mason Sanchez
Sky Captain is no more steampunk than the Fallout franchise
Asher Russell
blade runner
Jacob Bell
no, cuz it's retarded aesthetics over logic and substance
Lincoln Taylor
imdb.com
There's your steampunk movie, broham.
Aaron Powell
I don't like it much either, from what I've seen it's almost entirely about that retrofuturistic pseudo victorian aesthetic with very little substance to it, unlike something like cyberpunk that has more meat to it.
Henry Lewis
Dishonored series. Great kino in vidya form.
William Harris
Yes, and Walt Disney did it in 1954.
Hudson White
Dishonored is weird whale/sea punk. The victorian stuff makes it slighty steampunky but the technology and ways of life are very port/dock like with an emphasis on the whale batteries
Isaac Baker
Steampunk is pretty similar to lovecraft in that almost nobody who is 'inspired' by it actually understands the themes or the aesthetic and thus it's pretty much all shit. The only good stuff I've ever seen that captures both the themes and the aesthetic properly are:
>The mysterious explorations of jasper morello:
>vimeo.com
>Steamboy
>City of lost children (if you want to stretch the definition to its max).
>1884 Yesterday's future (a.k.a. Yet another unfinished Terry Gilliam project).
>dailymotion.com
Other than that, the only steampunk stuff is ironically all pre-steampunk films e.g.
>First men in the moon
>A trip to the moon
>Metropolis
>War gods of the deep
>20,000 leagues
>Journey to the center of the earth