Odds
July 24th, 2005, 11:13 PM
I saw it yesterday, and really liked it... I haven't totally decyphered/analyzed every bit and piece, though. Who knows if it'll be good after watching it a second time. The visuals in this movie were incredible; it seemed like almost every shot had some sort of intense dramatic lighting.
The story was kind of typical, but it had a few twists. Basically, the new American dream is to live forever. So, a scientist develops a way to clone people exactly how they are at the time of the body scan. No having to wait to grow up, or anything. Basically they keep the clones kept away from society and kill them when their organs are needed. The people who run the clone society invent a tricky lottery game for the clones. The winner(s) of the lottery are sent to "The Island", which is supposed to be the last pathogen-free paradise on Earth. But, instead of sending them to this place, they kill them and take their organs for the original people.
The trailer definitely doesn't do it justice... In fact, it was kind of odd how I came upon watching it. I had never seen the trailer before I watched it, so I was psyched to see it by one of the posters standing in the movie theatre.
Eh, I rambled for far too long... Sorry.
Tell me what you guys thought of the movie, or if you haven't seen it, tell us what doesn't look appealing.
The story was kind of typical, but it had a few twists. Basically, the new American dream is to live forever. So, a scientist develops a way to clone people exactly how they are at the time of the body scan. No having to wait to grow up, or anything. Basically they keep the clones kept away from society and kill them when their organs are needed. The people who run the clone society invent a tricky lottery game for the clones. The winner(s) of the lottery are sent to "The Island", which is supposed to be the last pathogen-free paradise on Earth. But, instead of sending them to this place, they kill them and take their organs for the original people.
The trailer definitely doesn't do it justice... In fact, it was kind of odd how I came upon watching it. I had never seen the trailer before I watched it, so I was psyched to see it by one of the posters standing in the movie theatre.
Eh, I rambled for far too long... Sorry.
Tell me what you guys thought of the movie, or if you haven't seen it, tell us what doesn't look appealing.