The Humanity Bureau

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Elizabeth A @Lizzblizz 1d This film follows a boy held hostage in a moral-less world. The Humanity Bureau stands out as one of Cage’s more poignant performances, powerfully portraying society’s brutal challenges. Set in a bleak near-future ravaged by economic collapse, climate disaster, and endless scarcity, the story centers on Noah Kross (Cage), a cold agent in a ruthless bureaucracy. His job: assess whether citizens are ‘productive’ enough to remain—or to be exiled to the mysterious ‘New Eden.’ The desolate desert landscapes and desperate hope for survival underscore humanity’s common strife, amplifying the exquisite hopelessness of the characters’ journey. Cage masterfully conceals chaotic internal conflict, portraying a ruthless man who’s spent years enforcing a monstrous system, now forced to confront its terrible truth. Through its theme of a productivity-obsessed society deciding ‘human worth,’ The Humanity Bureau probes our ever-changing world—a hidden gem that reminds us how fragile life truly is. See more Ken B @DeepStateSocialist Jan 1 MAGA paranoia. Nick Cage, is one of the hardest working actors ever because he will tank ANY role. In this movie climate change has caused Western civilization to collapse into NewMerica where the unproductive and starving are sent to New Eden, where they won't be served apples. Nick's job is to audit people's receipts then send them off to their eternal rewards, until a pretty woman and her son in a farmhouse, give him pause to reconsider. After seeing her son the next day at a school recital singing amazing Grace in front of a giant American flag, then pledging Allegiance to the flag, the auditor from the Humanity Bureau has a change of heart! Later he woo's her with coffee that cost more than a house and she doesn't know how to make, while his evil boss lurks around the property. Next morning the deep State arrive, Nick has one of his funny fight scenes, the kids shoots the evil boss's eye with a BB gun, and the fugitives speed off in Nick's El Camino. You can guess the rest... See more daniel m Sep 12 utter rubbish, everything is cheap and nasty, don't waste your time See more JW R Jun 14 Purty good, good plot. Mediocre acting but cage was good. See more nick s @Nick_S 01/12/2025 A lot of ideas felt derivative of other sci fi movies. It was obvious early on where the story was headed. Some of the support actors were pretty average, giving it a real hometown Indie vibe. World building was barely existent. Overall quite a dud. But to be fair nothing wrong with Cage. See more Liam D @Mediawatcher2003 12/05/2024 Featuring an surprisingly sleepy Nicolas Cage (Brubaker, Guarding Tess) this is an science fiction thriller that isn’t imaginative or suspenseful but it’s not unwatchable See more Read all reviews

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