xezlec
Entrou em mai. de 2002
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Classificação de xezlec
Brilliant work of extraordinary art. The effects are stunningly beautiful; if they look cheesy bear in mind that they are supposed to be inside a computer, it's supposed to look more cartoony than "real". The writing manages to tie together three themes seamlessly: the "Action/Adventure Movie" theme, the "Big Evil Business" theme, and the "Computer Geek/Unix OS" theme. One single character, for instance, is the tyrannical ruler, the evil, greedy business executive, and the OS kernel all in one individual. Another is the wise mentor, the oppressed employee who started the company in his garage, and the I/O driver module. Yet another is the mischievious-but-lovable scoundrel, the oppressed hacker, and the "User". This movie really shows me how I can think of my Linux box as a model of human society. In a way, they're just two different machines trying to form some kind of order with the tools and individuals they have. A computer OS is a miniature version of a business, which is in turn a miniature version of a government. Very cool, makes you think, if you're a geek like me :)
I love eighties films, and I love science fiction. This film is a good example of both, but I have to say it was a bit 'darker' than it felt like it should have been.
The music is classic analog synthesized fun, and the setting is very cool-looking, typical of any early eighties sci-fi movie but with a certain complexity and detail that makes it seem solid and believable.
The acting is absolutely phenomenal. I generally complain a lot about bad, hard-to-believe acting in movies but in this case I have no complaints; there was nothing to distract me from the story. I half-believed that Max was played by a real android (he is credited as "Himself". lol)! The acting was overall believable and appropriately restrained.
The story could have used some work... it was a bit slow-moving and somewhat uninteresting, and the resolution wasn't entirely satisfying due to certain characters who were insufficiently developed. Also I felt that there should have been some slight comic relief, and I think the drama of the situations was not emphasized enough. But, to the story's credit, it did have a couple of nice twists and I think I like the ending.
Overall I think it was worth seeing: much better than most of the junk that comes on at 2 AM!
The music is classic analog synthesized fun, and the setting is very cool-looking, typical of any early eighties sci-fi movie but with a certain complexity and detail that makes it seem solid and believable.
The acting is absolutely phenomenal. I generally complain a lot about bad, hard-to-believe acting in movies but in this case I have no complaints; there was nothing to distract me from the story. I half-believed that Max was played by a real android (he is credited as "Himself". lol)! The acting was overall believable and appropriately restrained.
The story could have used some work... it was a bit slow-moving and somewhat uninteresting, and the resolution wasn't entirely satisfying due to certain characters who were insufficiently developed. Also I felt that there should have been some slight comic relief, and I think the drama of the situations was not emphasized enough. But, to the story's credit, it did have a couple of nice twists and I think I like the ending.
Overall I think it was worth seeing: much better than most of the junk that comes on at 2 AM!