I Am Mortal

2021
1h 23m

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3.3/10

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Sean Gunn, John Kim, Nina Kiri, Jasmine Carmichael, Eloise Smyth, Lauren Lindsey Donzis, and Abraham Lewis in I Am Mortal (2021)

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Set 200 years in the future, a small band of rebels face off against the status quo where humans have achieved immortality through genetic engineeringSet 200 years in the future, a small band of rebels face off against the status quo where humans have achieved immortality through genetic engineeringSet 200 years in the future, a small band of rebels face off against the status quo where humans have achieved immortality through genetic engineering

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3.3/10

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Trivia
The name of the city, Alisandre comes from Alexander, which was derived from the Greek name, which means defender of men.

Goofs
Armaros' behavior towards The Pilot is odd. Armaros shouts at him, accuses him of inability to see or understand the gravity of the situation, sort of questions his competence and intentions. That is not the a way an employee can behave to a boss, let alone such a super boss.

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Logos: [Opening lines, voiceover] Once upon a time, the world was a mess. There was a pandemic, and then another and then another. Life, as the human race knew it, was a disaster in every sense of the word. Then, one day, a scientist came along with a genetic discovery that changed everything. He shared his vision with the world. It was a solution so incredible and epic in scope that life on Earth would not only resume but it would be like living in a fairytale. A chance to live in a perfect world. An eternal dream. The problem was no-one really thought through the consequences. Soon my life changes forever. I'll be given the gift of being frozen in time, the gift of never dying. A gift that everyone on this train and in this city either has or will receive. The problem is I'm not so sure I see it as a gift.

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2/10

Exposition sans Action

This is what happens when one tries write SciFi without understanding the Rules Of Tropes, and there's plenty used along the way in here.

Some of the actors do good work, some are 'phoning it in,.'

Technical side, camera, sound, lighting, editing, are all carried off competently, making the production look better then the plot has any right to.

It's basically an Asylum type film with better production values and some well known B-listers getting their scene on in main roles instead of being sidekicks.

Put it on to fall asleep to, the dreams that follow will have better plots.