(Fyi: I made it 7 minutes... so my review is a joke, but...)
(Opening Scene:)
Young girls all smash their baby dolls heads in a violent (Kubrickian rip-off) display of rebeling against the oppressive patriarchy (belief that women are better suited caregivers for infants) to embark on a new frontier where nobody is left to care for infants except, we can only assume, neanderthal men who are ill-equipped to do so. All inspired by a 50ft representation of empowerment (the…
The future black hole people use the power of love to alter 5-dimensional time and space, am I close?
I truly appreciate how grandiose this film is, the themes, the effects, all of it. Still, there are many space exploration films that I enjoy more.
I went into this having not seen the trailer or knowing much about it. Love Cage whenever he flexes that creative gene, and the makeup on him was awesome. It is an original idea, and it's the type of film that had me and my son discussing and breaking down as we drove home, asking questions and bouncing thoughts back and forth, which is a fantastic thing for a film to be able to do. As far as being scary? Not so much in my opinion.
Side Note: Every trailer that played before this film was horror related, and they all looked good.
