by Noor_Razzak » 01 Sep 2020 15:49
H.G. Well's Things To Come - The Criterion Collection Blu-ray, a cold yet ambitious looks at humanity's future one hundred years into the future, the films starts in 1936 and Europe is on the brink of total war, the war lasts for decades, then a global pandemic wipes out millions, only for humanity to rise up and build a utopia. There's no real central character rather there are themes at play, the acting is wooden, and the film comes across as cold and unemotional. However, the true star here is the production design and special effects, so I guess there's that. Overall mildly entertaining, 6/10.
Samir: You know there's nothing wrong with that name.
Michael Bolton: There was nothing wrong with it... until I was about 12 years old and that no-talent ass clown became famous and started winning Grammys. (Office Space)