A latecomer to the post cyberpunk corporate dystopia in suits, lab coats and clean surfaces everywhere. I don't remember what I thought of it back then, but rewatching it now it didn't age well. Pretentious, mediocre acting, bad pacing, constant twistaroo and predictable finale.

Obviously borrows heavily from some of the big sci-fi movies of the era After a very ordinary start, it actually becomes a little interesting and does a couple of clumsy twists. It's not high on special effects (which is probably just as well) Overall, it was a lot better than I expected, but I can't say it was great

Performances are laughably unconvincing and the fact that Northam actually won a best actor for this at a film festival is probably the most unbelievable and amazing things about this. The Special Effects is special like Special Ed is special and most likely they dug up Ed Wood and had him in charge of it 'cause this about ten bucks short of visible fish-line. The whole thing is like how they envisioned the future in the 1940:s or 50:s, if there actually is such a thing as a retro future please kill it with fire before it spreads.