4 years ago

@rlevitz I too felt that. What he meant by making things right.

4 years ago

@rlevitz I agree with every single thing that you said, however the part that you mentioned about it being on Kickstarter or Indiegogo I had no idea, hell, I didn't know anything about this movie until I had seen it in other people's favorites, then watched the trailer for it, it looked interesting, so I grabbed a copy and watched it. Your comment was brilliant, well said!

4 years ago

@rlevitz Didn't know it was an indiegogo film. The production quality is superb, it looked very top-of-the line. I'm impressed!<br /> <br /> [spoiler]<br /> &gt; Did Garrett essentially replace Marcus with that deal? <br /> <br /> <br /> I don't think that's really relevant to the story being told. He got out of his money-debt issues, and was also free, rather than to work under the other Marcus. He was essentially free, and that's really the big point here.<br /> [/spoiler]<br /> <br /> [spoiler]<br /> &gt; Did Park not end up having powers? I definitely thought he was going to have powers. <br /> <br /> No. They never painted him to be. Quite the contrary, he was more humane because he could see his pairs discriminating, and could empathize with those with power since his daughter was one of them.<br /> [/spoiler]<br /> <br /> [spoiler]<br /> &gt; So Nia got to visit her dad in prison. That's not really a happy ending for her, is it? <br /> <br /> She starts the movie a slave to a monster. The fact that she was free to visit a beloved one by herself reflects her newfound freedom. Considering where she started, that **is** a happy ending.<br /> [/spoiler]