In the future, everyone will live in a Beer Commercial

Rating: 6/10 (10 March 2012)

In the future the world will be composed of a demographic that is critical to the enjoyment of 18-34 year old movie goers. Just like beer commercials, there is no one over 25 years old to gum up the works. Everyone's mom is a milf. Science has figured out how to make people immortal, but has evidently forgotten how to make a car manufactured after 1985. Most of the world looks like either Century City or the Los Angeles river basin.
Just like today there is the 99%, who live literally day-to-day, and the 1% whose luxury is predicated on inequality. Hopefully the movie viewers (the 99%) will not notice that the actors, the writers and the studio are trying to get into the 1% by make the others pay for the privilege of watching this dreck.
Ah, it's not THAT bad. I just get sick of future dystopias where the writers stopped after pitching the concept and didn't bother creating a world (or characters for that matter) that have any nuance. Think of all of the visual detail in a movie like Blade Runner. That is what this movie lacks.