A Beautiful, Accurate and simply Amazing Film

Rating: 10/10 (29 May 2009)

This movie is the single most beautiful film ever created. From long action sequences, to long dialogue shots, the movie is simply perfect. The message of this film is the single most important message ever given to mankind, "No matter how bad things get, no matter how much pain and suffering you must endure, no matter how close the world comes to destruction by our hands, There is, was, and always and forever shall be hope." The single most important aspect of any human being's existence.
No human being has had a child for nearly 18 years. The movie starts off with the death of the youngest human being on the planet, and gives us an aspect of 2027 Great Britain, the only stable country left on the planet, stable through it's totalitarianism and stable through it's discrimination, this is the world we are headed for, and the only plausible future if we continue down our path.
Enter Theo Faron, the protagonist of the story, a disillusioned former activist whose son died in the flu pandemic of 2009, and ex-husband of a supposed terrorist leader. Theo Faron, picked up by an activist group known as "The Fishes" is introduced to Kee, who is the first pregnant woman the world has seen in 18 years. Kee must get to the ever allusive human project so that the human infertility can be remedied so that hope will remain for humanity.
Every aspect of this film is absolutely amazing, the acting, the dialogue, the action, the cinematography, everything. This movie not only gave me hope for modern cinema, but it also gave me hope in us. That no matter how corrupt our governments become, no matter how filtered our news is, no matter what happens to us, as long as we are here, we have hope, and nothing can take it away.
All I can say about the ending is that it is perfect in it's open endedness, allowing you to deduce what kind of person you are by the ending you create for the movie.
This is my favorite movie of all time, and one of the absolute greatest films of all time. If you have not seen it, I strongly advise you to see it. This is the future we are headed towards.
10/10