A brilliantly written alternative commentary on society.

Rating: 10/10 (6 November 2011)

On top of that the cinematography is just gorgeous to look at especially in digital theaters. It puts you in a very realistic parallel world that resembles ours but just not quite the same in a strange and unsettling way.
The social commentary of the plot line reminds me of the '70's Charlton Heston movie, "Soylent Green" except time is the valuable commodity instead of food.
I think the "Occupy Wall Street" folks will see and appreciate the similarities between the two class societies portrayed. At the end of the movie I was so outraged for some reason because of how close to home the similarities were.
It's definitely a sociopolitical movie that doesn't pound you over the head with it. It just makes you see what's going on from an intelligent, inert and quite lyrical point of view. It ain't the Matrix but it does give you something to think about with a different perspective.
I liked the movie very much because of this which is why I gave it ten stars.