supermex
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Oh, and @supermex - apologies for the slight tangent. Have you seen the first bladerunner film? If so, how do the two compare?
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Actually I didn't, it was released way before my time. But after watching BR 2049 I will definitely do it soon.
The reviews on the movie are pretty diverse, a lot of people (including me) really loved BR 2049, but some others rated it as total crap.
I know, a lot of people just want to see movies with a lot of action, fights and no deep story (probably because they wouldn't even understand a complex plot).
I never considered even watching that movie. I think I've grown a bit tired of "dystopian future" movies after watching the entire Terminator franchise (it takes place in the "present", but it's still a theme), both Maze Runner movies, Interstellar (one of my favourite movies), The Hunger Games, Purge, all of the Planet of the Apes movies (new and old), all of the X-men movies, Chappie, Divergent... You get the point. It's like these filmmakers have run out of ideas.
"What if... we made a movie... about a future that sucked?"
APPROVED! Brilliant idea!
Also, after watching Interstellar, I don't feel like any dystopian future movie is going to top it at this point. It's made most of the others feel a bit underwhelming.
I get your point. There are a lot of dystopian / Sci-Fi movies released these days, but each of them has an own style. Interstellar, hunger games, Chappie, divergent are all fantastic movies (You forgot Oblivion, Cloud Atlas, Transcendence and Elysium, really fantastic movies). But you can't say that they are all the same.