Creators: The Past

Terrible, poor story telling, incoherent, confused and bad acting. The premises of the story could have had potential, however due to the poor dialog, lack of character development, very ropey plot, far too many sub stories, the whole movie was difficult to follow and uninteresting. It seemed that the creators had a number of ideas, but struggled to put them together into a coherent story. I believe there was some sort of ending, but at that point I had lost interest and was hoping that the LENS would end it all. Unfortunately the time I have lost watching, I will never get back, but alas that was my own fault as the trailer did hint at B movie.

A film that baffles the human mind and transcends beyond our feeble understanding of reality. Truly one of the filthiest abominations I have ever had the misfortune of witnessing. I now know that God hates us, and to be honest we deserve it.

I state that i'm not a fan of the genre but this film intrigued me because I love Italian cinema. The film explores worlds of infinite resoures, space, time, air, earth. There are symbolisms, elements for thought on the nature of the world, of the human soul. The plot (perhaps sometimes the thread is lost a bit) is pressing, it captures you and ignites the imagination. I liked the scenography,the photography, the actors,the costumes,the voice actors, the music that characterizes every single scene (the final song by Dimash Qudaibergen is wonderful)..An interesting film that I would see again..

The film confuses the viewer leaving more doubts than certainties because many interpretations are ambiguous and only the second part will eliminate some doubts.

I have hardly ever seen so much trash, dreadful CGI, inconclusiveness, miserable recitation and nonsense screenplay in a movie which from the trailer seemed interesting. A bad mocking of a number of american movies, with a bit Italian-season conspirationism and an editing which makes even more unintelligible the yet quite delirious plot. At half duration I couldn't wait the movie to finish, as anything hardly happens; in the theater someone even went away before. I can't blame too much for the visual effects, but I'm also sure that in order to write a decent plot, a Hollywood-size budget is not required at all.