Best movie of the fall

Rating: 7/10 (30 September 2012)

Johnson made the Back to the Future series look like a joke. What was great about this film is that it didn't glorify the future, it joked about it. Johnson keeps you on the edge of your seat, glued to the screen with quick dialog, deep thinking, and has you reflect how you will change when the future comes.
Willis was great. He brought back that hard ass attitude that's subtle and addictive. What I didn't like was the screen time amount between him and Gordon-Levitt, they could have added a few minutes to keep these two stars glowing. The end massacre goes off a little too big, but it's something you'd like to see from Willis (I won't spoil it from you).
Gordon-Levitt's makeup was top notch. He brought on Willis' scowl and his brows really defined his youthful attitude. It's definitely Johnson's influence that keeps Gordon-Levitt a lovable face on the screen because he provides a sense of innocence, logical attitude, and human emotions.
The simplicity of futuristic gadgets, human evolutionary changes, and citizenship really lets you think where our modern society is going. Everyone carries a shotgun around and crime is second nature deep in the city.
If you're looking for something to enjoy and not waste your money, this movie is it. Date movie, guy movie, and a teen movie - it's all rolled into one.