Hyperfutura

Lot of flash and only a little substance*, but that was fine, as it doesn't really need the latter for enjoyment or to get its point across. (*There was probably more in the poem on which the film was based. It is read during the closing credits.)

Will watch again at some point, but it would most likely be done when I'm in a drug induced haze. It seem very fitting for that kind of mood.

Not one I would recommend as I definitely feel it's not for everyone, and I'm only doing a review here as all the other reviews seemed fairly negative.

Ad free YouTube video I watched is of excellent quality and appears to have been uploaded by the creator. Also, available on Tubi.

the intro has a quality feel , but it is "b" movie grade, good "b" movie. And if you remember "1984" was "b" grade also.

It starts to kick around 12 minutes in , and if you like sci fi and b movies , this is a great movie,

i found the concept disturbing because i could see our society getting to the point that when you can not pay rent, they just make you disappear(paranoid me)- remember how the concepts in 1984 were so far fetched , now look at how accurate that movie was.

A few scenes were like - i'm guessing- an acid trip (the nurse is cute)- if you are going to watch this movie you must make it to 35:35--

it gets a little "matrixy"

I really found the concepts and writing very intriguing, which kept me interested but i see that this movie has over a hundred views with no review and little rating ... leads me to believe and state that this movie might not be for everyone-- I recommend it to the "b" movie/sci-fi crowd and i would like to see this creative team with more money

Psychedelic era type film; circa 1967, when people were experimenting with LSD. Vietnam era footage completes the space/time LSD trip, into that period of history. A reprise/repeat/rerun of many movies from the late 60's, early 70's; including A Clockwork Orange. Saw this on Tubi, the free streaming site; which is a real trashcan of unwanted films.