Strangely compelling and deceptive movie

Rating: 8/10 (9 March 2017)

Cruise is Jack, one of the few survivors of the interstellar war that decimated Earth's population. The earthlings won, but the planet is severely damaged and what remains of the population is moving to one of Saturn's moons.
Jack is a drone repairman, keeping an eye on Earth's water reserve, while Victoria, the other half of a personal and business partnership, guides his missions around the planet. Somewhere in space, "Control", manned by Sally, keeps an eye on them.
Even if their memories were wiped up prior to the mission, Jack keeps dreaming of life on Earth before the war and, more specifically, his life with a mysterious woman.
Two weeks before the end of Jack and Victoria's mission on Earth, something happens. An old spacecraft falls to Earth and Jack discovers the mysterious woman hibernated inside. Turns out, things did not quite go the way Jack thinks.
I really liked this strangely compelling and deceptive movie. The eerie landscaped of the post- apocalyptic Earth is unforgettable, not to mention the amazing, futuristic house in the clouds. Once you see that, you might wish you could live in one and fly around in mini-copters.
Cruise shows a human side and the love story is quite touching (albeit slightly overdone). There are some minor incongruous points, but after all, this is Sci-Fi.