| Review: ElysiumElysium is disappointing at once, and the other is fine. It is a dystopia that seems like it may be too far from now. The more you think about it, Elyisum already happening everywhere, and Neill Blomkamp is originally from South Africa, so it becomes clear that the message refers to the poverty of money in the future. The difficulty that both logic and scientific future, it is obvious and not entirely convincing. Here is the main problem of a science fiction movie. You will be like a fairy tale or starwarsy have to do it very, very believable as the most renowned directors of District 9 Plot Wise reminded me of Wall-E (which was better), Oblivion, Escape from New York and some plots of the type of anime. The story was very predictable from the start and in my opinion, could be done entirely PG 18 in the form of violence, making it dark and gloomy. Now it looks a bit hesitant. The actors were very good, especially the lesser known, such as Copley, Moura Moon. Jodie Foster is very good here, I remembered some performance Tilda Swinton in Michael Clayton. Matt Damon is a good actor, but he's a little abused lately. Compared with Pacific Rim's clear why the public is satisfied with Del Toro's film-style skyscrapers: pure entertainment, reality is far and violence is very smooth - hate it or love it.To summarize, I was very entertained by it. I liked the strong evidence of actual relevant issues. I do not like the way the story unfolds predictably, the total mix of action and violence, some details illogic. I definitely want to see more films by Blomkamp and got my 7.0. |
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