Sixty years after the war was won against the aliens humans, Earth is no longer habitable place. All residents were evacuated into space by leaving a technician named Jack Harper (Tom Cruise) and his colleague, Victoria (Andrea Riseborough), who was assigned to clean the rest of the invasion force.
The conflict began near the end of the assignment. Exactly when Jack saves lives a woman named Julia Rusakova (Olga Kurylenko) who is almost killed by a robot rescuer.
Meeting with Julia brings memories of Jack ran the last 60 years. Until he realized there was a big conspiracy going on.
OBLIVION Joseph Kosinski is the latest film adaptation of the comic duet with Arvid Nelson never published. Set in the year 2077, Kosinski with the production team managed to bring us fascinated with detailed visuals that almost no gaps.
Unfortunately for the affairs of the manuscript, talks with Karl Gajdusek and Michael Arndt, director of TRON: LEGACY is not too bothered. He lets the characters in the movie like a wooden doll funicular, without life, without inspiration. All he had set such a way that presented only the pretty pictures without the emotion that makes the audience feel the need to sit down and continue to see how this movie ends.
As mentioned previously, without life, the audience will only see a Tom Cruise, Olga Kurylenko, even Morgan Freeman, acting very unusual due to the less prominent characters. Maybe just Andrea Riseborough were able to translate a bit of emotion in some scenes.
Oscar-winning cinematographer caused Caludio Miranda, OBLIVION successful feast for the eyes. Science fiction reminiscent of sci-fi films of the 70s also have an attractive layout nan magnificent music of Anthony Gonzalez and M.8.3. Remove it, OBLIVION a post apocalyptic spectacle of a flat, boring though it invites preety we traveled down the earth are the result of imagination Kosinski complacent.
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