Disapointing Dystopian

Rating: 1/10 (1 May 2019)

The plot deals with a "future" where "time is literally, money" and people drive 1963 Lincolns and Cadillac Sevilles. Almost all the driving incidentally is
not on I-5 but constantly in and around that tried-and-true holllywood set: The Lost Angeles River and a couple of the mandatory bridges. (I say mandatory because I think in the City Charter someplace it must have a clause that requires every third film to include a chase along the river and/or on the bridges).
The story isn't terrible, but it comes close. And the entire film reeks of a film made on pocket change. Unless there's a mistake in some of the details, this film cost about $40,000.000.00. Maybe they meant $40,000.00.
I absolutely can't believe it cost anywhere near that amount.
That wondful film "Jessie' cost less than a million dollars to produce. It didn't look at all like a shoestring budget film except that the only thing we ever saw about police headquarters, was the office of Jessie's boss.
That may have been an oversight because it couldn't have cost much to get a couple of shots of a busy police headquarters. Good old stock footage should have covered that adding a mit more realism to the film.
$40,000,000.00??? Either that was a big type or there's a lot of fancy accounting going on there and like Desi used to say: "They got a lot of 'splainin' to do".