Oblivion - a real flick to our modern days

Rating: 8/10 (6 June 2014)

In my opinion, Oblivion is a real flick to our modern days.
What is this story really about, if we "cut off" the sci-fi scenery?
There is a strange couple who lives at the top of the world in a modern house equipped with wide windows, beautiful view and -of course- a pool.
The woman is a neat-freak and careerist whose god is her boss. The man is an engineer, who does his routine everyday job, but he has a romantic soul. (The soundtrack shows this ambivalence, a floating sound over a repeated pattern.) Fan of baseball, old LPs and other retro stuff. Thus, he also has an old ruined cabin at the lake shore. He doesn't even dare to show it to her.
In their circle everyone looks like a clone, who does the same dull job, no human distinctive characteristics, everyone just looks like the other. Outside of their circle, all the people are "scavs", like they would belong to an alien planet, with attacking intentions, to storm the heavens of upper classes.
What is it that these rich people really do? They suck Earth's resources until she -holy Gaia- will be a desert and they hope they can move forward to another planet to plunder.
The controlling center is "TET"; in French "tête" means "head" and "leader". Thus the leaders are living far away from the dusty Earth, almost in the sky. They control the law enforcement, the drone-like, machine-like executioners. The leaders have no human feelings; the only important thing is the effectiveness to achieve their goals. They speak in an artificial, insincere voice and their all existence is based on lies.
So, there is this couple. The woman, Victoria -namely, who strives victory- belongs to and represents these cool blood upper classes. The man starving for some human experience -to feel some real life-, but finds no understanding from his spouse. Living in an ivory tower and longing for a real life, wanting to go "down" back to the Earth - these feelings are expressed by the scene of the starter fall of Jack's driving his flying vehicle.
And one day a woman of his dreams (literally) drops from the clouds (literally)...
So, what this movie really mean to me, is the question if we dare to live a real life or not, can we draw back from the Earth-destroying madness of our modern days. And can we find a way to our -not so shiny not so equipped but real- home of cosiness. And the movie's title -Oblivion- asks us: after the memory erase-like brainwashing of our everyday routines, is our soul still capable yet to remember our real essence to being human and live a real life?
Is this a dream or can it be real?