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Summary
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Acting
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Film
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Edge
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Reality
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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Great | Great | Very Good | Risqué | Surreal |
| AVERAGE | Great | Great | Very Good | Risqué | Surreal |
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Very Good
3.5
Reminiscent of 1984 and Blade Runner, but with the modern action effects of the Matrix. Equilibrium delivers a futuris… |
Great
4.0
Christian Bale was made for the role of John Preston. Calm, cool, collected at one moment; and genuine emotion the next… |
Very Good
3.5
Great action sequences, poetic discourse with an authentic appeal, big music, artistic cinematography, and Orwellian en… |
Sordid
2.6
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Supernatural
3.1
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Great
4.0
If you ignore the laughable opening sequance, a good film all round. Nice dystopian themes handled. The action is prett… |
Very Good
3.5
The whole cast is solid even if a couple actors aren't trying hard (Sean Bean). The actor who plays Bale's son deserves… |
Very Good
3.5
Very slick although some effects are noticable as effects. |
Risqué
2.0
Nothing to get worked up over. |
Supernatural
3.5
Probably a bit to exagerated with the Dysopian nature of the possible future. |
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Really Great
4.5
I actually prefer this movie to The Matrix. Despite a lot of similarities, Equilibrium has a better connection to a rea… |
Really Great
4.5
Bale is phenomenal, and for the limited time he is featured, Sean Bean gives an equally powerful performance as his par… |
Great
4.0
The special effects are little cheesy at times, certainly due to a lower budget, but the remainder of the film is solid… |
Sordid
3.2
No sex, no real foul language.The violence level is very comparable to that of the Matrix. Over-the-top action sequence… |
Glib
2.0
Despite an attempt to scientifically explain the superhuman skills of the police force, the film pushes the realm of be… |
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Mar 17, 2010 6:19AM
Wick
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Regarding BrianSez’s Review |
