Science fiction of the first class

Rating: Null/10 (18 October 2005)

Very humane story about a year ahead in the future where the World has changed but the humans in it haven't really.
All the references of futuristic kind have been interwoven perfectly to the story in which essentially everything breaths the lust and love for life no matter how ugly it has been so far. It also points out how unique we all are in noticing the beauty of it. Probably the most masculine "chick-flick" I could think of.. :) It also had an enormous influence on the days Architecture (See Lloyd's building of London by Richard Rogers or basically any of the mid-80's rock stage sets) and culture up to Batman Begins (see the trivia-section of its IMDb-page). Not that it would make this any better film because of them but obviously very inspiring to many anyhow.
Again, I have to mention that giving a 10 is not something I'd normally give to just any film but this one is among the exceptions.