Transfer is a slow movie that will gently pick you up and make you face reality. It's all about life eternal, what we humans are ready to do, what can technology bring us, to what extent should we embrace it, and how much control do we have over our future.
The technology itself is totally bogus, but that is extremely easy to ignore. Once the situation is set, conflicts arise. You never know exactly where you're going to end up, and the screen writer make sure you get what you need to keep your eye riveted to the show.
The disappointments are few. A bit slow, not a lot of action, and subtitled. That's about it.
See if if you're ready for an unconventional romance set in a sterilized view of the future.
The technology itself is totally bogus, but that is extremely easy to ignore. Once the situation is set, conflicts arise. You never know exactly where you're going to end up, and the screen writer make sure you get what you need to keep your eye riveted to the show.
The disappointments are few. A bit slow, not a lot of action, and subtitled. That's about it.
See if if you're ready for an unconventional romance set in a sterilized view of the future.