I think that it was geared to appeal largely to an audience that likes thrillers/edge-of-your-seat kind of movies, because it was all about their journey and such.
I liked the movie for the idea of it, but you raise a lot of good points.
The Britain in Children of Men was a lot like the Britain of V for Vendetta only grittier.
I now want to be an expert on dystopias. That would be so cool!!! Who is this colleague???
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I think that it was geared to appeal largely to an audience that likes thrillers/edge-of-your-seat kind of movies, because it was all about their journey and such.
I liked the movie for the idea of it, but you raise a lot of good points.
The Britain in Children of Men was a lot like the Britain of V for Vendetta only grittier.
I now want to be an expert on dystopias. That would be so cool!!! Who is this colleague???