Neill Blomkamp has created another science fiction masterpiece. *_*

Rating: 10/10 (8 August 2013)

This film is...wow. Just as impressive as District 9, yet far different. Superior in many respects there is a SCENE in this Jesus Christ....wow. You'll know it when you see it an ICONIC science fiction sequence done with I'm guessing 100% practical effects ....just omg it will blow your mind. this scene I'm talking about is as good as that guys chest opening up in The Thing, or the egg to Cane sequence in Alien Blomkamp is incredible. Nothing is underwhelming.
Jodie Foster is actually perfect in this. I was skeptical at first since I see her as a "hero" actor..always being in things like Contact and such. But she does the villain role well and puts on this strange futuristic accent. Alice Braga was also good. I was skeptical about her too as she hadn't impressed me with anything else I've seen her in..but she was a perfect fit for this.
Sharlto Copley .....iconic science fiction villain. Cleaning house in dat second half : )
Damon was perfect in his role too. I'm glad they ended up going with him. He wasn't bland either. he had this really authentic way of coming across like an everyday man
the whole complexity of the plot just felt organic and fully cared for my only quam was not seeing much (if any) of the Elysium civilian residents.
A solid science fiction film, with multiple threads that give the characters motivation. They didn't spoil these in their marketing either, so there were many complete surprises.
about the controversy The messages are there, but they are universal to the human condition. People can try to fit things as an opposing political views, but in the end you can't really argue with it unless you're a ...em completely lacking in empathy? The situation seemed foreseeable as well. 10/10
I look forward to Chappie and we will have a little Blomkamp trilogy :)