A lot of flaws

Rating: 3/10 (3 September 2017)

The movie is okay, but if you are not merely intellectual (and I am a total mind person and yet) you will be bored and disappointed. It sure does have nice moments, but you miss a little bit of action as well as: even if you just watch it for the idea: the main question is not really treated and neither is the moral (or as I think amoral) impact that goes with it - it is not just about Amy Adams' character, there are other people involved, and if this is her decision, it is a selfish one. and talking about selfishness: Whether it was Chiang's or Villeneuves decision to, once again, bash and defame and demonize the Germans: you are the ones who should take a history book, to quote your script, since there has never been such an incident in Rwanda - just new propaganda lies to hurt and torture an entire nation. Hollywood should start paying Germany, since without the Germans to bully, the lazy, uncreative, hostile bastards would not have any story lines anymore. If you urgently need material, you should write about the crimes of US American soldiers during/towards the end of WW2, not to mention the (superfluous) bombs of the allies (France, UK, USA) on civilians at the end of the war (when pretty much everything was over) which killed millions of innocents (and destroyed historical cultural sites) in Dresden and Wuerzburg etc etc. - and which still have to be removed weekly more than 70 years after. In so many ways you are just evil and wrong, torturing innocent, non-involved people for cheap thrills/making money/covering your creative shortcomings instead of looking at your own sins. You should be ashamed.