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A veteran assigned to extract Earth's remaining resources begins to question what he knows about his mission and himself.
One of the few remaining drone repairmen assigned to Earth, its surface devastated after decades of war with the alien Scavs, discovers a crashed spacecraft with contents that bring into question everything he believed about the war, and may even put the fate of mankind in his hands.
This is one of those futuristic movies that always confuses me because memories have been manipulated, the past is a mystery, and just when the hero (Cruise) and the viewer think they have a handle on the plot it turns into one of those giant, lavender, plopping mud puddles at Yellowstone National Park. Where am I? The movie begins clearly enough. There has been a war that wiped out most of the people on Earth except those who have migrated to a colony elsewhere, one of Jupiter's moons or someplace. A few misguided enemy stragglers have been left behind on earth, hiding in holes, and must be eliminated -- casually, one by one -- by Tom Cruise. Cruise has nothing much to complain about. He lives in a spotless plastic penthouse on top of a promontory and although he doesn't seem to have an HD-TV with a wide, curving screen, or much of anything else in the way of cultural artifacts, no cooking utensils or anything, he's not exactly starved for company. He's in constant touch with home base by radio/TV. They give him occasional orders like, "Scab found poking around at grid X plus 3. Eliminate." Moreover, he has a house mate who handles all the communications and monitors Cruise's movements when he takes his helicopter out on a mission. She's skilled at her job. And, more important, compliant -- even eagerly compliant. And she's played by Zoë Bell, who is attractive, has these arresting Saurian eyes, and has done stunt work for people like Uma Thurman in real life. One can bet she brings new meaning to the concept of gymnastics. A nice, quiet, domestic life for Cruise -- and the work is pleasant, too, occasionally blowing up people or left-over robots. I kept waiting for "Morning" from Peer Gynt Suite. His own robots zip around in the air and look like angry pool balls. They do the wet work. But everything is not what it seems. Is it ever? When you look in the mirror, maybe you THINK you're seeing yourself as you really are, but you're not. The left hand side of the REAL YOU is the right hand side of the image in the mirror. I have broadened this idea into an entire philosophy of existence and expect to publish it shortly in my next volume: "The Reflective Universe." The logic is not entirely my own. It owes a great deal to the German phenomenologist and onanist Martin Freidegger, and to my high school football coach. (Thanks, Butch.) Where was I? Anyway, the whole idyllic life is just a fantasy. The underground enemy is led by Morgan Freeman in black leather armor and shades. He and his acolytes live in a cave, so it's very dark. Then Olga Kurylenko enters the film and it brightens considerably. What a stunning babe. I am so glad the Cold War is over so she can be an unalloyed good person. Not only is she "good" but she, too, is compliant, I suppose compelled by the sheer Tom Cruiseness of the hero. But that's okay because she's also very moral. Yes, despite the apparently illicit sexual congress. Because she's his wife -- That's about as far as medical ethics will allow me to go with the plot. Besides, by this time I was terribly confused and I don't know if I could describe it accurately. The climax is an extravaganza of special effects, and not bad, as these things go. Action aplenty. Those peed-off pool balls really get around and they're hard to knock down, even with what appears to be a quad mount of M-2 .50 caliber machine guns. It's interesting enough to hold your interest but I wish they'd stop messing around with dreams, memories, fantasies, brain transplants, and all that stuff. If anyone needs that kind of confusion they can always glance through "Finnegans Wake" or something.
Starting off with a story of a couple who are on a mission. Watch 15 minutes and the plot looks clear. Further ahead are two or three twists that will blow your mind out. The screenplay & direction is something to be lauded. CGI & VFX are very good. But, the score & SFX are better. Not boring with ridiculous melodramas, the plot revolves around post-apocalyptic-war. Lots of action sequences involved with gun battles, drone attacks & like. Tom Cruise looks old but his demeanor is fantastic & apt for the portrayal he pulls off. Supporting cast is fine, but I am unhappy with Olga Kurylenko for her wooden expressions. Music is enchanting which gives that "Inception" feeling. Climactic scenes are jaw-dropping & slightly ennui-ridden. The climax reminded of a Bollywood film (Paheli). BOTTOM LINE: A very good experience, inducing wonder. 8.2 it is! Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES Profanity: No | Nudity/Mouth-Kiss: Mild | Sex/Foreplay: No | Violence: Strong | Gore: Very Mild | Smoking/Alcohol/Drugs: No
Oblivion goes on for a long time, moving slowly and self-consciously, and it looks like a very expensive movie project that has been written and rewritten many times over. It is a shame: Cruise, Riseborough and Kurylenko as the last love triangle left on Planet Earth should have been quite interesting.
Oblivion is based on the director Joseph Kosinski's unpublished graphic novel of the same name which he had developed with Arvid Nelson for Radical Comics. Initial rushes of the novel were shown at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con by Kosinski while promoting his then-upcoming movie <a href="/title/tt1104001/">Tron (2010)</a> (2010). The novel attracted a lot of attention from movie studios with quite a lot of them bidding for the movie rights. The rights were eventually secured by Universal Pictures. Oblivion is planned to be published as an "illustrated novel", not a graphic novel. See Jesse Berger's (co-founder of Radical Studios, the future publisher) comment here:For clarification, the illustrated novel will be published. 100% fact. Radical controls the publication rights and has every intent to release the book. Unfortunately, as the film began to take off, Joes focused turned towards the film and the release of the book was delayed so that the twist of the film would not be revealed. Joe may have lost interest, but Radical has not! Like all of Radicals content, while we always hoped that we would be so lucky to make films, tv shows, games and merchandise from our titles, we always first focused on telling incredible stories, by visionary creators, with amazing art and top quality paper, marketing and distribution. That is the case with the Oblivion illustrated novel, which is a powerful story, but unfortunately, we will have to wait for the holdout period to expire after the films release, before we can put the book out. Hold guys, the world will see this amazing product soon enough. –Jesse Berger, Co-founder/EVP Radical Studios. From the director: The notion of heavy hydrogen or deuterium existed in our seawater as being a very special thing in the universe. Heavy hydrogen is an element that exists in very trace amounts in our seawater, and it's used to create kind of the purest form of fusion energy. that's one thing that makes Earth valuable, that energy source. a5c7b9f00b

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