This is another movie I waited to see on DVD, but after seeing it I almost wish I never bothered. This is a future story of the world in 2027 in total disarray due to war and terrorism, which have ravaged the world to the point that the UK is the only viable country left. Consequently, they have a huge immigration problem and have camps and golags for illegal immigrants. But, the biggest problem is that there have been no new births in over 18 years. No one knows why.
Our hero, Theo (Clive Owen), a former activist, agrees to transport a miraculously pregnant woman to a sanctuary at sea where scientists may be able to help save the future on mankind. The plot is slow, dull and I had to turn on the sub-titles in order to understand a lot of what they were saying. The film also has an almost non-ending which leaves you saying ... "so what? ... is that all?"
I should have known this would be bad because the film company was called Hit and Run Films!! I give it 3 out of 10. Miss it if you can.
Our hero, Theo (Clive Owen), a former activist, agrees to transport a miraculously pregnant woman to a sanctuary at sea where scientists may be able to help save the future on mankind. The plot is slow, dull and I had to turn on the sub-titles in order to understand a lot of what they were saying. The film also has an almost non-ending which leaves you saying ... "so what? ... is that all?"
I should have known this would be bad because the film company was called Hit and Run Films!! I give it 3 out of 10. Miss it if you can.
2 comments:
Thanks for the review on this one. I had been going back and forth on whether or not the premise was worth checking into. Saved me a few hours!
Yeah, we saw this movie a while back and were so very disappointed. I usually like all the cheezy end-of-the-world type movies, but this one was horrible!
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