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Release Year: 2019 Star: Mélanie Laurent tomatometers: 7 of 10 star What's the best part of being dead? It's the freedom. The freedom to fight the evil which lurks in our world. 6 Underground's group of unnamed individuals have chosen to change the future. The team's brought together by enigmatic leader code-named 'One', whose sole mission is to ensure that, he and his fellow teammates will have their actions remembered country: USA

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I have been looking forward to this for a few days - has great potential and a really cool concept but it was a complete mess. Disjointed, confusing, overly bloody, very high f-word count and totally illogical. I love good action movies but this was just not. I mean, the whole moral is killing the bad guys who do we will kill loads of civilians in the process? Hmmm.

With the exception of cheesy romcoms, I continue to await a Netflix film which I haven't wanted to turn off. This was two hours of my life I will never get back...

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Here are my thoughts on these two very interesting films: THX 1138 A chilling dystopian science fiction film, THX 1138 is set in a fascist underground city in the 25th Century, where people dress all in white and are numbered rather than named ("THX 1138" is the main character), subservient to a never-seen god-like ruler and his army of android police officers. The most impressive thing is how much Lucas managed to achieve with so little. With less than a million dollars and shooting in industrial locations in San Francisco (including a then-unfinished underground railway), Lucas created an immersive futuristic world. Using unusual camera angles and minimalist design to evoke the setting is innovative and downright genius. There is nothing amateurish or rough-around-the-edges here, the suspension of disbelief is never broken, which is incredible given the tight resources. The influence of 2001: A Space Odyssey is undeniable, and Lucas effectively recreates Stanley Kubrick's visual style but on a fraction of the budget. Which is good, because the movie rests on atmosphere alone. The minimalist design, creepy sound effects, and sumptuous visual style tells the entire story. Lucas once described the Star Wars prequels as being essentially silent films, telling the story visually and musically rather than with dialogue. The same holds true for THX 1138, with has little dialogue and no real story, but is full of interesting ideas and well-crafted scenes, most of which are entirely visual and silent. The film is entertaining and impressively made, and at just under 90 minutes, it can just be forgiven for its shaggy story. The film is interesting, grappling with the theme of whether it’s better to live in an oppressive yet safe bubble, or escape to a cold, uncaring, free world. That pertains to Lucas himself, then a recent college graduate facing the realization that the world doesn’t care, and also an indie filmmaker shunning the oppression of major studios – and entering the cutthroat world of independent filmmaking. Is it better to make a studio movie where you have no control but are protected by a safety net, or to struggle to make indie films where the risk of failure looms large? The film has countless more themes, like the idea that dictatorships arise because people voluntarily give their power to dictators and rely on people subjecting themselves to oppression (THX 1138 works in a factory that produces the androids that oppress him). These themes can be seen in the Star Wars franchise. To say it’s pretensions would be missing the point. It was made by an ambitious young filmmaker from San Francisco. Of course it's pretensions. As I’ve said, the story is shaggy and awkwardly written, clearly believing it’s much more intelligent than it is. To me – and this may be controversial – the film is reminiscent of Mean Streets, because the ideas are interesting and the style outstanding, but it isn’t about anything and it's often listless, even pointless. THX 1138 is just wandering around for an hour and a half, flirting with interesting ideas but never integrating them into the story. But still, it’s fascinating and well-crafted, with great editing and impressive action sequences. The car chase is dazzling, and the final shot is one of the most iconic in all cinema. I’d hasten to call it a great film, but THX 1138 is an impressive debut and is worth watching. American Graffiti A nostalgic coming-of-age comedy, American Graffiti is an ensemble film about a group of small-town teenagers in the early 1960s, trying to have a memorable last night before going to college the following morning. The story weaves together four vignettes, following different characters over the course of a single night. 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Dealing with similar themes to THX 1138, albeit in a more accessible and satisfying way, both films depict characters feeling constricted by an oppressive society (in this case, a conservative small town) but being scared to escape to a larger, uncaring world (going to college) and feature an omnipresent, little understood god-like figure (a radio DJ whose station plays throughout the film). But where THX 1138 was distant and set in a world we never fully understand, American Graffiti is relatable. Much like Star Wars, Lucas's achievement here is taking a niche premise and finding the human element in it. There's a realism in this film that most teen movies lack, the characters don't philosophize, they talk like regular teenagers, and the themes are delivered subtlety. The story is thin, but American Graffiti has weighty themes and characters and isn’t heavy-handed. The characters are fully realised and their stories challenge their worldview and help them grow. 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Four interesting central characters, all providing different takes on the malaise of growing up and the end of an era (both their childhood, the the American era that ended with JFK's assassination a year after the film's setting). And the title? Well, like graffiti scrawled on some wall, the characters's childhood and cruising lifestyle is a whole lot of style and expression that really doesn't mean that much in the cold light of day. The film takes place at night, with the final scene being set the following morning. And it's only in that final scene that the characters finally see their childhoods in the cold light of day. Uniquely American graffiti, indeed. There's so much interesting stuff happening narratively in this film that it's easy to overlook its technical side. Impressive cinematography and great editing aside, it was one of the earliest films to have wall-to-wall music. 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