Things to Come
Things to Come
Reżyseria:
William Cameron MenziesScenariusz:
H.G. WellsMuzyka:
Arthur BlissObsada:
Raymond Massey, Edward Chapman, Ralph Richardson, Cedric Hardwicke, Derrick De Marney, Ann Todd, Patricia Hilliard, Terry-Thomas, George Sanders (więcej)Opisy(1)
Futurystyczna wizja następnych stu lat dziejów ludzkości. W roku 1940 wybucha globalna wojna, która trwa przez kolejne dekady. Społeczeństwa rozpadają się na niewielkie, prymitywne wspólnoty. Pewnego dnia w jednej z nich ląduje dziwny samolot... (Polsat)
Recenzje (2)
A sci-fi drama, well-made for its time, in which both the political situation of the 1930s, which threatened war and the widely spread pacifist sentiment and technological optimism of that time are fully reflected. However, the film is brought down by its pathos and above all by its theatrical mannerism, with the main characters often slipping into mere declamation of slogans and noble truths. At certain moments, it would have been better suited to a large theater stage than a film camera. The most interesting and best part was the middle section, which dealt with a world destroyed by a world war. Despite limited financial and technical resources, this post-apocalyptic dystopia was portrayed more convincingly than many post-apocalyptic films of modern cinema. Overall impression: 55%.
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A somewhat unconventional sci-fi that will probably be quite difficult for the contemporary viewer to endure. First and foremost, it is because there are no main characters here, but simply people and ideas that they represent. Secondly, it is because there are quite extensive time jumps here, as the film covers an entire century. Nevertheless, H. G. Wells shows how visionary he was and how he was able to contemplate about the world.
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