This is a mostly expository film, so if you don't like people yammering, you're prolly not gonna like it.
I agree with many others that the film breaks some good rules such as:
Complete lack of sympathetic characters. The ostensible protagonist is a jerk. His main business rival is a smarmy clown, like a real life Sideshow Bob ffs. The two burglars are ciphers until the very end and then the main one just comes across as a pathetic idiot.
And the end is the worst part. All this build up and then there's no release, no cathartic moment, no resolution at all.
The film does contain an interesting take on the potential upsides and downsides to widespread genetic testing, but it fails as a film.
I don't regret watching it, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone not already interested in the debate within. And I certainly will never watch it again.
I agree with many others that the film breaks some good rules such as:
Complete lack of sympathetic characters. The ostensible protagonist is a jerk. His main business rival is a smarmy clown, like a real life Sideshow Bob ffs. The two burglars are ciphers until the very end and then the main one just comes across as a pathetic idiot.
And the end is the worst part. All this build up and then there's no release, no cathartic moment, no resolution at all.
The film does contain an interesting take on the potential upsides and downsides to widespread genetic testing, but it fails as a film.
I don't regret watching it, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone not already interested in the debate within. And I certainly will never watch it again.