Great Sci-Fi pic. Definitely worth big screen watch.

Rating: 10/10 (12 April 2013)

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I've really enjoyed this movie. A "must see" for sci-fi fans. Period. The aesthetics and designs are fantastic and I didn't find the plot predictable as it is said in other reviews. Nitpicking a bit: Unfortunately, though, it follows Hollywood's not-so-recent trend of "same but different" plots. For those who like Sci-Fi and, like me, try to see everything that comes out, you will undoubtedly find in Oblivion traces of the "The 6th Day", "Moon", "Independence Day" and certainly others. That said, it's not a bad thing. It's actually rather difficult (not to say impossible) to come out with a plot which is 100% fresh. Plot Tension also came a long way since "Tron Legacy" but some viewers may find it a bit slow at times. Personally, I like it just the way it is. A few issues: I found odd that when the ship with the bomb entered the Tate, it didn't recognize it was 52's and not 49's And, before that, that Repairman 49 wouldn't know that there should be, at least, another 48 others like him around they may not look like him, but there would be others. I don't think this issue is clear in the movie – since he never met any other except the other clone in the contaminated zone. I also have trouble understanding why the scavengers walked funny (like fast crabs?) before he knew they were human – maybe it's just how the clone saw them in his mind before knowing the truth - but I still think it's a rather "cheap" trick so viewers would not guess - right away - that Scavengers were actually human. As I've said, this is "nitpicking" – it's a fantastic movie and I will definitely buy it in Blu-Ray (or 4K), when it comes out.