I must contest this though as I would say you don't read an Asimov, Clarke, Dick, novel and complain that your predictions of the future aren't the same as the author's do you? While watching this I'm reminded of my experience of watching 'Minority Report' and it's safe to say that that version of the future hasn't come close to existing yet, but nonetheless it's a masterful bit of storytelling. This movie uses certain themes that have a major impact in the possible near future as its basis for storytelling, and therefore, I can see why some might attempt to hold the themes as a basis to grade its merits. I take issue with criticism from professional critics to the average person on the basis of 'realism,' 'continuity,' and/or any other tropes related to the experience of (in this case film), art. After all, the entire point of art is to transport yourself within the world of the artist. Instead, you allow yourself to be immersed within the story.

This means when you watch a fantasy film or show you don't question the reality of wands, spells, dragons, etc. It should be fairly obvious that to enjoy any motion picture, one must enable their sense of disbelief.

I'm writing this, not as a review of the events or themes that take place but rather, a questioning of expectations from the average film viewer.

I honestly don't understand the bad reviews behind this film.

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