- The film is based on the directorown short film "Tetra Vaal", which was his first work in his life directed in 2004.
- Shalto Copley is the head of director Neil Blomkamp and has appeared in all the works previously directed by the latter.
- South Africa's highly controversial hiphop band Die Antwoord appeared in the film. Its member Ninja is a fan of director Blomkamp, and even has the "District Nine" logo tattooed on the inner lips.
- Nevertheless, Ninja's performance on the set made Blomkamp very dissatisfied, causing the two to have a complete relationship.
- The design of the cat's ear antenna tentacles in the film comes from the character Briareos in "Apple Nuclear War". The director Neil Blomkamp is a fan of this classic Japanese anime.
- The film is the third feature film directed by Neil Blomkamp. He and his partner Terry Tacher, who wrote the "District Nine", are once again responsible for the script of the film.
- The film was filmed in Johannesburg, South Africa in mid-October 2013, and was announced in February 2014.
- Sony and IMAX announced in February 2015 that the film will be converted to IMAX format for screening through post-production.
- In order to cope with the appearance changes of "Chapai" in the film in different periods, the logistics team designed and manufactured a total of eight Chapai 1:1 models, and strived to show the scenes of Chapai when it was injured by shootings, explosions, and other external forces. more realistic.
- The South African actor Schalto Copley, who became popular because of the "Ninth District", "starred" in the robot Chapai. During the filming, Charto Copley wore a gray tights with marked dots and performed face-to-face with other characters.
- Many of the big scenes in the film did not use CG special effects, but were actually shots at a fair price. In order to ensure the best shooting effect, Harvey made several equal-scale models for "Chapai" before the start of the film.
Chappie behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Newell 2022-04-24 07:01:04
This is the real cyberpunk, which completely captures the key pain point of human self-destruction: focusing on filling the emptiness that can never be satisfied, so you will never realize that you are walking the steps of the devil to yourself. Destructive fact. Supplement: Don't underestimate the dark line on Uncle Wolf's back (not the confrontation line as the villain), but the state and node of human's mental journey toward such self-destruction. It's too accurate to grasp. It is by no means a deliberately bad and purposeful existence, but a kind of madness under the inflation of completely not knowing what one is doing, which is beyond the fear of life and death. In the past, films were especially easy to be purposeful and causal, but in fact the real trigger point was without purpose, which is also the most terrifying. Without purpose, it is unpredictable and uncontrollable.
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Donna 2022-01-27 08:03:07
I thought of a good translation called 'machine ruffian' What do you think?
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Deon: You've taught us so much more than I can ever have imagined.
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Yolandi Visser: It's more than just a machine!