gregorypang
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What a wonderful little movie! Almost every office worker can relate to the atmosphere of staleness in an office tower. Interesting make-up job they used... dark on greenish pale faces made everyone look like walking dead zombies, which from a little office work experience, is not to far from real life in some places. This movie kind of reminded me of Isaac Asimov's planet, Trantor, in the Foundation novels and his depiction of New York hundreds of years in the future in the Robot novels where Asimov refers to as living in "caves of steel." (Interestingly, Calgary's skyline has been described as one of "steel and glass")
However something somewhat disturbing is that much of North American society will grow more and more comfortable indeed with living and working indoors all the time. This may have been alluded to when one of the characters (I won't give it away), stepped outside for a refreshing breath of of air and finds the outside air instead very unpleasant to breath from the city's pollution. It's a scary thought in that if the way things they're going now with the environment continuing to deteriorate, many of us may have to find refuge waydowntown ourselves.
Oh, I watched this movie the day before I started my first fulltime job in an office setting. I just graduated from university with a commerce degree. Man, how depressing since the character, Tom, is also a commerce grad with his first job. I think it'd be really funny if they showed this movie to all commerce students. Maybe then they wouldn't worship corporations as much as they do now.
Alas, (to quote a local weekly) Waydowntown has been the best argument I've seen to date AGAINST moving to Calgary!
However something somewhat disturbing is that much of North American society will grow more and more comfortable indeed with living and working indoors all the time. This may have been alluded to when one of the characters (I won't give it away), stepped outside for a refreshing breath of of air and finds the outside air instead very unpleasant to breath from the city's pollution. It's a scary thought in that if the way things they're going now with the environment continuing to deteriorate, many of us may have to find refuge waydowntown ourselves.
Oh, I watched this movie the day before I started my first fulltime job in an office setting. I just graduated from university with a commerce degree. Man, how depressing since the character, Tom, is also a commerce grad with his first job. I think it'd be really funny if they showed this movie to all commerce students. Maybe then they wouldn't worship corporations as much as they do now.
Alas, (to quote a local weekly) Waydowntown has been the best argument I've seen to date AGAINST moving to Calgary!
Just plain bad. Whoever made this movie must have hated Isaac Asimov, the greatest science fiction writer of all time. "Nightfall" is one of the best sci-fi short stories ever written, so what better way to desecrate Asimov's than by making one cheese ball film claiming to be based on Asimov's "Nightfall"!
I have not read the Nightfall novel co-written with Robert Silverberg but from Asimov fans like myself, I heard it was pretty decent.. though not as effective as the short-story. Nightfall (2000) the movie turns a skillful examination of the human condition of a completely different environment into a poorly directed and even worse acted Hollywood-B remote so-called "adaption." 1/10
I have not read the Nightfall novel co-written with Robert Silverberg but from Asimov fans like myself, I heard it was pretty decent.. though not as effective as the short-story. Nightfall (2000) the movie turns a skillful examination of the human condition of a completely different environment into a poorly directed and even worse acted Hollywood-B remote so-called "adaption." 1/10