played as well that is the weather

electrical and christina fizzle on them this is mad at the very best ball daewoo

establish

in time the futuristic post apocalyptic in time

in world

where everyone stopped aging at twenty five

had not heard side

there is a perfect

twenty-five million gorgeous you have like justin timberlake amanda thackeray

you have kelly murphy you have a battle that while i don't know why i doubt that

a person like you play putting your hot direct your lives as they are alimony

the right hand that

and sentencing related is praying for a crime he didn't commit and he goes on

the run and inside bring becomes his reluctant partner in crime

hundredth

comes when you peel

much happens

to just beasts

grounds of the system pop

all the time

between israel from

tonight a hundred years mckenna

consistent parties

it's difficult to find

explain

this commenting about the power ridiculous that they have very stable of

various uses cast in place when he fired because they don't get it

bolivia while the is justin timberlake smother

then realized she is three years younger anything for them

which has to look twenty five right now they are supposed to be entropy

usa right right on for other hand said you like this

then

gopac highlighted in the beginning of the beginning and he really going at now

i will say i think the premises kinda silly

like the premises

or on the premises corbett but

you have to you have to really look a lot the there's a lot of suspension of

disbelief then requires you know that

that idea it's a complicated idea every stop staging a twenty-five and then

you've got a year later

but the time is transferable

this crime and so the economy is now based on and that's fine you have left

let

okay that's interesting it's it's i'd find it weird that the world would get

to that point as somebody who reads a lot of sci-fi like that it would get to

that point is cut-out wind is treated with but then in the first activity

i found that there was some really interesting explorations of that might

if you're poor you kind of run everywhere because you don't have the

time people are literally living day to day i thought that there was an

interesting stuff going on there and the transfer of times square this layout

raffle razak airtime yeah i thought that was kinda cool i thought that you know

that was so interesting things like

maybe a little bit later in the movie

e as justin timberlake snow in the high class section of town like they can spot

him

or some people conspired to speed does everything too fast and the character

says

you eat your fat you do everything to fast year you know

it's and it's almost as newell restrain if they get there

that they're doing but

i found that

as the movie progressed it just got to figure into fear what could probably a

really

sharp satire of the financial system

just get so

dont when it was then this is a flawed film i mean there's a lot of silliness

to it and and

uh... some of the

action to use as a kind of hokey there's a lot of dialogue lot of time pond so

many more enjoyable still hot

this is one of the most part dishes lee

left-wing movies i haven't got that hurts

seeing the idea that you use court made a movie that is in our account

redistribution of wealth and about how people originally was released

stole it

from the working class is i think do you do not remarks to look at his money and

say that it is is like

it's alex socialist propaganda and i think there is an estimate on one of the

ways that gives me early on in the film is that when the characters

said find out said

the system is built to keep people poor basically already paraphrase and for

some people any moral other people have the died of the runs the risk to take

the time of the difference here is that we have a look at what i mean these are

really bold

although political statements from hollywood meeting and this is subject

this is like a great deny echoing times where on the villain

whose headquarters is the fee eight million godaddy or the star and he said

this is our winning capitalism yeah

and he's really proud of that idea and it makes no apologies but the problem i

have with this being a socialist over several circle of life you want to get

some massive rock in that

if that's what it's trying to do

the difference here is that in the world that they set up is that if you go broke

you drop dead

and so this movie is a lot of different bowman talking about these clinton

his you know not to get too much in the politics but

the film makers also seem to be saying is that not having any money you might

as well the debt

no i think that it is not having money you are dead because you

can't feed yourself and you can't you know get medical care and you can't

take care of your you can't live as long as people who have money do because they

have on tax also doctors in other so it's not that it's not that money equals

something to look for that that that uh... having access to money equals

being able to live lauren holly hunter and i don't have much aren't happy with

the stopper is really thrilled to go with justin timberlake antibody to his

client right because she lives in this case

leaves alright because they didn't get the currency isn't something they can be

put in a vault what you're literally carrying it on your arm

the ritual of the surrounded by bodyguards all the time he was innocent

women integral from uh... so yeah they obviously lead the shop resistance and

the other mother not saying it was a great to be rich in vitamin or like

clickable

armored car shelter in the cupboard alive on the with mortality do nothing

with me i'm not sure that that's

entirely accurate because i think people who have a lot of money played

they call it a good life for a reason but i have never has been delayed in in

this movie my time as with money in real life does not trickle-down but now they

have a live these lives forever the you know that the whole and you can even

intended to get into a whole nother forgot how

the people who say that if you cut taxes on the wealthy they're gonna create jobs

now you cut taxes on wealthy and they're going to keep their money in swiss bank

account and all of the touches

and i'm not going to a damn thing welfare and i think you know that

discussion we're having here is more intelligent than actually what goes on

passed the biggest problem is that this movie like i said i i i thought

is a missed opportunity it could've been a much sharper sapphire

about the state of the economy and some people's view of that

and it just kinda turns itself into this action movie

and what political points it makes are kinda little to him fisted but

definitely failed and i feel like it doesn't really make them very well feel

like they're kinda unrealistic unical

already record as he did get cash here in restroom in show

and made as a compromise he had to make great retaken his point across

based on how to be crowd-pleasing accessible and unit as the source

propaganda and you're right that in their nasa has to be several several

extras and running on disney's beauty

wrapped in the middle of the of

you know it will be reviewed filled with all your father pesos and dot but i

think the sort of retro-futurism well you know cars a really cool did make me

think of debt at a time

lifelike at the same kind of

a similar production designer identified the connection also uh... roger deakin

shoplifting gloria this is a great last week and then so it's really really

april between shut all over l_a_

but i thought well i just feel that way i won't even longer forty years after

congressman tributes centuries to use the old elocution earlier race i think

we need to get maybe he didn't like the

the design we kind of industrial seattle's downtown l_a_ they also get

late in cleaning up high rises and

would be able to tell are inside for dissolves all got to look like in a win

for discussion dot you can have it on the roads where we got to know people

press beautifully great status if he was doing unity or what happened that in

mind classic party got it

i still am we are we on the side of the numbers on them kills a six-point affect

at and i was happy about it before i find it and six-and-a-half high it to

your knowledge of your screen foot ever get something uh...

that it's beautiful sponsored the cool idea that they'd be in the ground like

once you realize has no right to go into a field day repetitive since it's not

for me

our total is six point one

as much lower than that industrial world in the thirties alexandra they decide

lasting yesterday which end of the openness to market

hindrance from last iranian sale

not of the experts it's not a role but it's just it it's also a test

it's not something like that again that you're gonna be thinking about years

later uh... i think that this is the man doesn't all work but i think there's

some cool ideas and acting apple flat of that