When a state tries to control its population it always fosters resistance
After a third world war devastates the Earth people come up with a new totalitarian state that regulates human expression claiming that is the only way to ensure stability and prevent another war. Clerics who are more like super warriors are established to monitor society and the population is drugged to suppress their emotions. The story is a classic one of how a government’s attempt to control people’s minds always leads to resistance.<br /><br />The movie lays out how oppressive the government is and how the clerics enforce the system at the start. Preston is presented as a torn soul. He killed both his wife and his boss which leads to nightmares. It’s those types of emotions that the government fears and will lead him to question the status quo. The idea is that if people think and express their free will they will eventually turn on any system that is out to control them.<br /><br />Interspersed with Preston’s soul searching are some very elaborate fight scenes. The clerics for instance have their own fighting style and Preston gets to show it off several times taking down a slew of people in the process.<br /><br />The story is interesting, the action is good but there is just something missing from the story to fully draw in the audience and make it great.<br />C
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