Fifth Way
Jedi Council Member
Children of Men - Extremely Good Film
All in all I felt the movie showed a world that we are already living in (apart from being childless). Most on the forum members are lucky because they (me included) live in a so called developed country where it is not that bad - yet.
Actually it is even worse today. After all, when Key caries her baby through the so very violent "uprising" one is shocked as to what the newborn is exposed to. Today however millions of small children go through that type of trauma all over the planet - all the time!
I did love the film. I loved its rawness, its honesty and brutality. Times are defiantly over to "make nice". At the same time an inspiration that ONE person CAN make a difference! All one needs to do is to not compromise one's humanity. I believe that to be true.
Highly recommended.
I think because its just mainstream symbolism that kind of anybody gets. It didn't scream in my face. If I didn't read your post I wouldn't even have noticed it (apart from Key's very funny joke).Tigersoap said:I'd be curious to know why Cuaron included this symbolism in his movie.
All in all I felt the movie showed a world that we are already living in (apart from being childless). Most on the forum members are lucky because they (me included) live in a so called developed country where it is not that bad - yet.
Actually it is even worse today. After all, when Key caries her baby through the so very violent "uprising" one is shocked as to what the newborn is exposed to. Today however millions of small children go through that type of trauma all over the planet - all the time!
I did love the film. I loved its rawness, its honesty and brutality. Times are defiantly over to "make nice". At the same time an inspiration that ONE person CAN make a difference! All one needs to do is to not compromise one's humanity. I believe that to be true.
Highly recommended.