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| Homer
Year: 2002
Actors/Actresses:
- Christian Bale as John Preston
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Equilibrium has been rightly compared to The Matrix, but whereas The Matrix is mass-market science fiction, Equilibrium is exceptionally rooted in the classic, masterful tales of Orwel
A must see for true science fiction fans!
Equilibrium has been rightly compared to The Matrix, but whereas The Matrix is mass-market science fiction, Equilibrium is exceptionally rooted in the classic, masterful tales of Orwell, Bradbury and Huxley. It is brilliant in its dystopian imagery and script. Characterizations are spot on. And the patiently told story is bolstered by well-timed suspense and incredible action sequences. Ultimately, The Matrix is about mind-bending special effects, and those effects in the end can not cement the often shaky script. In Equilibrium there are relatively few special effects. Yet the action is visceral and thrilling. The pulsing gunshots are profuse and hypnotic, enhanced by variable camera moves and speeds. Imagine a Zen martial arts master, fluid and peaceful in his moves. Now imagine him with two-semiautomatic pistols and hidden supplies of ammunition--this is a Grammaton cleric. And that's all I'll say. The acting is competent and believable. Christian Bale sells the struggle of his character skillfully. Taye Diggs, Emily Watson, Sean Bean, Angus McFayden and William Fichtner gracefully lend their
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