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In Time

Post by Bender » 21st Oct, '11, 15:06

I'm intrigued to see In Time. From the creator of Gattaca, one of my favourite movies, In Time takes us not too far into the future, where the ravages of time have been thwarted; everyone ages until 25, whereupon they have to start working to earn any more time to keep living - unless you're born into wealth and power. If so, it's no problem to buy decades, or even centuries of existence.

It's being called cerebral sci-fi that locates its roots in human nature. No aliens, no robots, no spaceships - just people. And hopefully this movie will be executed with as much style as Gattaca was. Out later this month.

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Re: In Time

Post by Lili Von Shtupp » 21st Oct, '11, 15:24

Looks like fun! Thanks, Bender.
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Re: In Time

Post by nev » 21st Oct, '11, 15:25

I've seen posters around and I really want to see it. It's screening in Singapore now.

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Re: In Time

Post by Fat Bob » 21st Oct, '11, 19:11

It's not on at Gold Class.
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Re: In Time

Post by slinky » 21st Oct, '11, 19:51

I liked Gattaca - haven't heard of this movie. Thanks for the heads up, Bender!

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Re: In Time

Post by Sardonicus » 21st Oct, '11, 23:15

I like the idea of this. I was a huge SF reader as a kid eons ago, seems like something I read before.
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Re: In Time

Post by nev » 27th Oct, '11, 16:19

Blade Runner it's not, but quite entertaining.
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Re: In Time

Post by Fat Bob » 27th Oct, '11, 16:26

nev wrote:Blade Runner it's not, but quite entertaining.
Blade Runner is crap. So this is good?
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Re: In Time

Post by nev » 27th Oct, '11, 16:52

Fat Bob wrote:
nev wrote:Blade Runner it's not, but quite entertaining.
Blade Runner is crap. So this is good?
Blade Runner is awesome, so maybe you will like In Time. I found it entertaining but not worth the $$. Download it.

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Re: In Time

Post by Fat Bob » 27th Oct, '11, 19:50

Blade Runner is not awesome. Blade Runner is slow and ponderous.
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Re: In Time

Post by Sardonicus » 30th Oct, '11, 21:47

In Time was Not Bad, not great.

Cool cars, lots of sexy young people, since everyone stops aging at 25.
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