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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA woman living in a ruined Earth tries to comprehend how the world was destroyed.A woman living in a ruined Earth tries to comprehend how the world was destroyed.A woman living in a ruined Earth tries to comprehend how the world was destroyed.
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- 1 vitória e 2 indicações no total
Mohammad Bin Salman
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Narendra Modi
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Maria Ressa
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2073 tries to say something about the future, but never quite figures out what. The plot meanders through a series of vaguely futuristic set pieces without much urgency, and the characters mostly exist to deliver clunky exposition. It looks decent but it has nothing new. Kapadia's most uninspired film to date. Easy to forget almost immediately after the credits roll.
The disappointment is sharper given Kapadia's previous work. Films like Senna and Amy were emotionally gripping, deeply human portraits that found poetry in real lives and tragedy in ambition. Even Diego Maradona, for all its kinetic chaos, was anchored by a clear emotional core. In contrast, 2073 feels strangely hollow.
The disappointment is sharper given Kapadia's previous work. Films like Senna and Amy were emotionally gripping, deeply human portraits that found poetry in real lives and tragedy in ambition. Even Diego Maradona, for all its kinetic chaos, was anchored by a clear emotional core. In contrast, 2073 feels strangely hollow.
Ok, this movie presents all the dangers growing up today, and a dystopian look into the future.
Yes, these dangers are true, and we all know that. The thing is, if we take a look at the diversified culture of today, both of these sides know these dangers already, one side supports them, and other side try to stand against them. Regardless of which side you're on, the movie brings nothing new.
If you support these actions, then you will not be asked a question about morality issues and such. If you are already against them, then you know if not all but many of these. And this time movie tells nothing against it, which can be done.
Even in dystopian comedy movies you get the sense of what's wrong and what can you do against the scenario. But this movie is weak in both aspects.
Yes, these dangers are true, and we all know that. The thing is, if we take a look at the diversified culture of today, both of these sides know these dangers already, one side supports them, and other side try to stand against them. Regardless of which side you're on, the movie brings nothing new.
If you support these actions, then you will not be asked a question about morality issues and such. If you are already against them, then you know if not all but many of these. And this time movie tells nothing against it, which can be done.
Even in dystopian comedy movies you get the sense of what's wrong and what can you do against the scenario. But this movie is weak in both aspects.
Let me start by saying that I agree with all of the politics, and all of the warnings in this movie.
Despite that, this is a terrible movie. There is no story, the characters are not developed, the plot is thin as wax paper, and I honestly don't think much effort was made for it to be otherwise. The film is a vehicle for delivering the political message.
For me, that's not good enough. Better to call it a documentary and to just explicitly make that argument.
The producers intersperse political history from 1980s-2024 to explain how the world tumbled into a fascist global system, where average people are serfs, and only a few wealthy people survive, on the backs of labor performed by robots and AI.
I agree. I agree. But a movie also has to be entertaining. This was slow, boring, depressing (as is the news today), and painful to watch.
Despite that, this is a terrible movie. There is no story, the characters are not developed, the plot is thin as wax paper, and I honestly don't think much effort was made for it to be otherwise. The film is a vehicle for delivering the political message.
For me, that's not good enough. Better to call it a documentary and to just explicitly make that argument.
The producers intersperse political history from 1980s-2024 to explain how the world tumbled into a fascist global system, where average people are serfs, and only a few wealthy people survive, on the backs of labor performed by robots and AI.
I agree. I agree. But a movie also has to be entertaining. This was slow, boring, depressing (as is the news today), and painful to watch.
The documentary parts and the fictional parts did not really link together well. Perhaps if the short running time had been extended a more involving narrative to connect the two could have been presented.
But it was well edited, with news footage included that is often censored from the mainstream media, making an uncomfortable watch for some. Whatever message you get is likely distorted by your own left/right biases, though its likely that those with right wing views will opt out after a few minutes, after all, there is much to think about here.
On the very day I watched this, the news was filled with out of control wildfires in California, mark Zuckerberg joining Elon Musk on his ' free unmoderated speech' crusade, The Trump proclaiming how he might invade Greenland, Canada, and Panama?
A few years back, crises would arise, take up all of the news, fade away, then everything back to normal. Its possible we might never see normal again?
But it was well edited, with news footage included that is often censored from the mainstream media, making an uncomfortable watch for some. Whatever message you get is likely distorted by your own left/right biases, though its likely that those with right wing views will opt out after a few minutes, after all, there is much to think about here.
On the very day I watched this, the news was filled with out of control wildfires in California, mark Zuckerberg joining Elon Musk on his ' free unmoderated speech' crusade, The Trump proclaiming how he might invade Greenland, Canada, and Panama?
A few years back, crises would arise, take up all of the news, fade away, then everything back to normal. Its possible we might never see normal again?
Most dystopian tales are about a place that could never exist. They exist in the stories and draw parallels to our time or serve as metaphors for our struggles. This movie is not a documentary, but it uses documentary to explain how the future will be created by what is happening now and by what's happened in the last 2, 5, 20, and 30 years.
It doesn't offer hope or answers. Answers aren't that easy. Hope may be a fantasy. What if this is all happening and there's nothing we can do about it? Is it too late already? "If we do not act when we can will we fall off the cliff?"
Will voting change anything? Will not voting change anything? Will continuing to consume and benefit from technological comforts yield any different result than going back to a simpler life that is unconnected to information collection?
These are not equations answered in this movie. But they're questions I have because of it.
I'm sure there many people who think this film is leftist propaganda. These same people don't see how bad things are in this country and the world. They're ok with making American great again. I'm not sure we are ever going to be ok again, neither is this film.
This is not for everyone.
It doesn't offer hope or answers. Answers aren't that easy. Hope may be a fantasy. What if this is all happening and there's nothing we can do about it? Is it too late already? "If we do not act when we can will we fall off the cliff?"
Will voting change anything? Will not voting change anything? Will continuing to consume and benefit from technological comforts yield any different result than going back to a simpler life that is unconnected to information collection?
These are not equations answered in this movie. But they're questions I have because of it.
I'm sure there many people who think this film is leftist propaganda. These same people don't see how bad things are in this country and the world. They're ok with making American great again. I'm not sure we are ever going to be ok again, neither is this film.
This is not for everyone.
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Bilheteria
- Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 7.125
- Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 5.078
- 29 de dez. de 2024
- Faturamento bruto mundial
- US$ 56.269
- Tempo de duração
- 1 h 25 min(85 min)
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- 2.39:1
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