Fatal Future

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Michael Keene, Bri Ana Wagner, and James Nickerson in Fatal Future (2018)

Inspired by the work of cinematic auteur Neil Breen, this follows the story of hacker and patriot MC Dalton as he takes on the Corporation and the Bank to protect his country and the wife he... Read allInspired by the work of cinematic auteur Neil Breen, this follows the story of hacker and patriot MC Dalton as he takes on the Corporation and the Bank to protect his country and the wife he thought was long dead.Inspired by the work of cinematic auteur Neil Breen, this follows the story of hacker and patriot MC Dalton as he takes on the Corporation and the Bank to protect his country and the wife he thought was long dead.

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5.7/10

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1csnewlon

Just watch a Neil Breen film.

Why waste $3000 just so you can tell us you know who Neil Breen is.

1Beowolf3000

Unfathomably Bad

I'm guessing that all of these 10 star reviews are from family/friends/cast because this is one of the worst things I've ever tried to sit through.

10deadforhope

Greatest piece of action cinema ever

This is the greatest thing printed to film hands down

1thebrucecarter

Good grief this is horrible

I saw this for free on Amazon Prime and I still want my money back. My goodness, the acting is stiff and stilted, almost everything is obviously composited (and not very well), and the camerawork makes low end video games look good. Am I missing some kind of inside joke here?

10darkmarj

The incredible story of a brilliant man with nothing to lose.

In the future, nothing is safe. Democracy is dead. Freedom is an old joke whose punchline no longer lands. In Mitch Kean's jaw-dropping spiritual opus, the very nature of reality is challenged by one man living on the fringes of a society consumed by corporate corruption. Every shot in this film is perfect; each angle is chosen carefully by the most discerning eye, bringing to mind a farmer choosing the ripest and juiciest of fruits from the tree rather than some impersonal hack simply recording scenes behind a camera. The dialogue is crisp and precise: minimalist perfection. And the performances... my god. The full range of human emotion that we see explored throughout these characters is astounding.

As usual, the government plants and the corporate machine will keep this gem out of the public eye - but please don't be fooled by the obscurity of this title. This movie, nay, film, this film is honestly one of the most intense, vivacious, and best-directed narratives I have ever seen. 10/10.

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Trivia
Initially screened at Millennium Fandom Bar in downtown Las Vegas, NV. This is also where the segments taking place at the "Onus Sendai" were shot. On sale at the screening were special "Breen-style" DVDs, which came in bare bones packaging, in reference to the DVDs sent out by Neil Breen when selling his films online. As a weird bonus, they were also printed locally by one of the companies used by Breen.

Goofs
MC Dalton's wedding ring and purple and green bracelets appear and disappear randomly throughout the film.

Crazy credits
Most of the credits (including director, writer, producer, and various smaller roles) are credited to Mitch Kean, a pseudonym for Michael Keene and Sean Doyle. The only times this fictional name refers strictly to Michael Keene are when "Mitch" is credited for playing the role of MC Dalton and for Director of Photography. Doyle is credited by himself as the Old Master.