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title = "The Colony (2013)" |
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date = 2020-12-13 |
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tags = ["movies", "reviews", "scifi"] |
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[IMDB Summary](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1160996/): |
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Forced underground by the next ice age, a struggling outpost of survivors must |
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fight to preserve humanity against a threat even more savage than nature. |
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The cinematic version of "Fallout". |
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Ok, not as clear as Fallout, but close enough: Instead of nuclear blast, the |
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world is destroyed by some ice age due climate change and groups of people now |
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live inside bunkers. Thing is, the bunkers can talk to each other, but they are |
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running low on supplies -- meds and food -- so anyone sick is "removed". |
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Now, that the kind of scifi I do like, even with the low budget and just a few |
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scenes from the big names (Lawrence Fishburne and Bill Paxton) and not-no-great |
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acting from the new comers. |
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Sure, the "threat" is never truly explained -- or, even being in my ballpark, |
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never caught my attention -- and never solved -- that part I'm sure -- but |
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still, it is another movie exploring the way people act upon survival |
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situations. |
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