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Geostorm (2017)
Don't waste 10 minutes
The worst disaster film I've ever seen. Repulsive indeed
Primer (2004)
I liked it, very deep and free styled
Some seem to love it, other ones seem to hate it. In my opinion there's very good acting, kept simple, without the decorations and structure most Americans expect on films. The style reminds me Scandinavian movies and series: Characters being film like developing in their daily routines, without any consideration of what audience may or may not understand, including technical speech's and deep concerns and feelings expressed with spontaneous dialogues without any embarrassment on a friendship of great quality. The friendship is the most outstanding feature, completely free of stereotypes about the subject expected to see on a US made movie. About the aesthetics, sound quality, and alike sometimes criticized... I found it completely balanced with the mood of the film.
Okkupert (2015)
Enthusiastic first episode fades into cheap political plots
It is said the story happens in a near feature when a pioneer nation takes a revolutionary and conflictive "green" politic measure just because apparently no nation is paying attention to the urgent need of change. Then it weakly turns into predictive political maneuvers without even speak again about the technology transitions nations are supposed to embrace to save the planet and evolve into a new economic system. It's fictional, it's somehow futuristic with and ecological plot, so the plot could have well turned into the real and enigmatic issue we all must face soon: how will we migrate from fossil fuels dependency to cleaner energies? will we see a rapid improvement on weather?
Rage (2009)
a big nothing
Directors usually have the freedom to change topics and styles. But what is this??
If it's trying to sneak into the world of fashion and other trivial consumerism, I don't think it get it at all. And if if it's supposed to be a protest about the triviality apocalypse we're heading, it didn't make it either. Don't bother to watch if you expect something on the style of Sally Potter. It's poor, synthetic, a big nothing that not even gives meaning to it's tittle.
I just watched it till the end because I couldn't believe how empty it was.
How Earth Made Us (2010)
as some else said, excellent but.
Beautiful shots, updated and unbiased information, never seen footage, charismatic presentation, BUT Iain Stewart keeps constantly and neurotically affirming the greatness of human race, the control we have about everything, the great hopes for the future of our civilization while any clever observer could deduce exactly the opposite from the info given. The ending frames showing the Svalbard Global Seed Vault turns somehow creepy to me, God knows what macabre faces are behind that project... I would have preferred he mentioned the Millennium Seed Bank Project of Kew. The documentary should be called "How we unmade the earth"