2073

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First L @RT40610456 11h This film is liberal self-own catnip. It spends its runtime furiously connecting every dot from Brexit, Trump rallies, and "far-right" memes straight to Mad Max: Fury Road, while conveniently forgetting the left’s starring role in inflating crises, censoring debate, and pushing policies that eroded trust faster than you can say "mostly peaceful protests." If you enjoyed this movie, please seek mental help for your own sake and others around you… See more Janice D @RT97415567 6d Pure left wing propaganda without any imagination. If our world ever ended up like this, it would be because we allowed the socialists and communists to take over. Hilarious how it’s blamed on right wing conservatives and anti Muslim BS! See more Keith B @Okbullard Jun 28 This was complete nonsense and so boring I couldn't believe it. If there ever was a film made by someone absolutely out of their mind this has to be it. I could only get through 20 minutes then I had to put it and me out of our misery. Don't bother with this garbage. See more Skylar B @RT07811618 Jun 25 No story line, about 3 scenes of the future that explain nothing of the time they're in. The director majored in underwater basket weaving, leaving no substance other than, rich people bad, but only the ones liberals love to bash on a daily basis. Nothing unique or of substance, the WHOLE movie just shows clips of people in interviews like musk and elon. AI could've written a better movie, the whole message could've been sent in a text message. Same thing they say every day, we get it. You hate capitalism, but have no solution. Hate America but refuse to leave or make it better. Complain about rich when they create more jobs and wealth than anyone in the world, but you think they're idiots and you can do better but don't. Have a solution for everything but fails with the slightest bit of criticism. If you enjoy massive echo chambers on an unprecedented scale, this movie is for you. Wish I could give it less stars. See more Scott T @RT13096438 Jun 12 Summarized quickly, it’s an ivory tower liberal art project on why capitalism and fascism is bad. No substance, no art, no unique experience or message. See more Tom H @HarkensT May 30 Asif Kapadia has spent years making his mark as a master of the modern archive-driven documentary, letting real, raw archival footage carry the entire weight of the narrative. With 2073 Kapadia tries something different. Scifiumentary? He sets us a bleak future where a survivor named Ghost navigates a ruined "New San Francisco." But the sci-fi framing is just a vehicle; Ghost’s nightmares provide a barrage of real-world documentary footage from today. This jarring structure results in reviews of 1 or 5. People either respect its sheer audacity or hate it, walking away feeling completely beaten down. And let’s be honest: 2073 is deeply disturbing. This isn't Minority Report or Bladerunner. This is real people dying, police brutalizing protesters, and actual human suffering. It makes the viewing dark and exhausting. What makes this so is its horrifying plausibility. It cuts far deeper because it isn't an imagined future; it’s a logical extension of our current path. See more Read all reviews

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