CitySexChocolate
Well congrats, you somehow found this god awful movie and decided to look it up. It really is one of those movies that's so bad it's good. The writer/ director clearly wanted to be edgy and unique, and that is admirable. Unfortunately the creative mind behind this project does not have an original thought in it. Every post apocalyptic cliché is here, and any new ideas are "new" simply because every other film maker in history realized they didn't make sense and thus never wanted to put them on screen. I'm talking about the random diner in the desert that no-one attacks. Or the magic car that runs on "everything", but really just gasoline or blood. (Jesus, just call it guzoline, it's a rip from road warrior and you know it). Also, why do you have to scientifically explain why the main character can talk to his dog? JUST LEAVE IT ALONE. Women are misused, clichéd and treated as property.. The plot is idiotic, things are revealed at the wrong time. They find out in the latter part of the movie they have just consumed a meal made of human flesh, but in an earlier scene, they saw cannibalism in practice. They never suspected anything? The main villain is killed in the middle of the film, which again destroys the flow of the story. And the editing, oh the editing... the person responsible should be tracked down and harshly scolded. That's all their delicate ego can probably take. Be gentle with them. I should probably edit this review myself, give it some clarity, cut some blubber out...But nope. It's not worth it. Who's gonna read it anyways? That was also the director's idea apparently .
marko-milosevic
One of the worst movies I've ever watched. The movie could take no more than 5 minutes. music is desperate and there is still the irritating sound of a car.One of the worst clones that talk about the future cataclysms of the Earth with bad choice of clothes, which would then be carried.End of the movie is ironic because the producer did not want to spend even five dollars on special effects throughout the film but something is used at the end of the movie, which eventually becomes funny.The only bright spot is movie poster and the fact that the movie still has an end which shortens torture.
dominik96
This movie lacks many things and is essentially a well made B movie. Nonetheless I gave it 10 points, because it is the first movie with a political message showing the possible effects of the NEW WORLD ORDER.Some points are: peak oil, threats through GMO, corporate world domination , population reduction and elite isolation and separate evolution.This things are never obvious mentioned with the intent to educate the viewer, but are rather a glimpse in the story. If you know what's going on in the world then you can appreciate the effort of the director or writer. If you have never heard about NWO,Bilderberg,CFR etc. then you will see just a mediocre B movie.I was very thrilled to watch this movie about NWO - the first I know about that is no documentary.
kvarsh
This movie is similar to other movies currently released about the future of mankind if we continue with our wasteful ways. There were some very interesting uses of graphic art (kinda Frank Miller-ish) and multi-scene shots. In my opinion, the most interesting character is Tobias; the actor does an excellent job portraying a cut-throat S.O.B.The tag line is something like "the journey begins when civilization ends" and that about sums up the entire movie. If you sit and jot down a list of what you think would happen if the world's resources were to disappear, you would have what writer Philip Kim came up with. That being said, bravo to the director for making such a stale plot interesting enough for me to want to write a review.Bottom line: if you like sci-fi and are concerned about the end-of-days this movie is for you.