Set in a future in which Earth is barely inhabitable and humans gladly abandon it for space, "Mickey 17" tells the story of its protagonist Mickey, an "expandable" who is payed to die and be reborn repeatedly, all while being entangled in a first contact with the Inidgenous people of a new planet.
As the summary suggests, there is an awful lot going on in this film. Not only does it revolve around people dying, being artificially recreated and implanted…
Horny boi dies a lot.
While it may seem random, this film is ridiculously packed and stuffed full of references, philosophy and overall sci-fi greatness.
An extended review follows tomorrow.
Ffo: "Ghost in the Shell", "Edge of Tomorrow" (but as a good film), and classic sci-fi.
I unironically enjoyed this, in parts due to nostalgia but also due to the over-the-top action. This is an action-packed zombie flick with balls to the wall, overly stylised action sequences and it is just really memorable to me personally.
I vividly remember loving the "I remember everything" scene and Nemesis' first entry but there is so much more cool stuff in here. I don't know, but "Apocalypse" just does what it hopes to do and excels at it: zombies,…
Frodo: "I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened".
Gandalf: "So do all who live to see such times; but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us".
I'm not really feeling a creative drive at the moment, so I can't really do this one justice right now, but watching this just felt like coming home.…
