A Million Days | 2024 |
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2024
- A Million Days is available on Digital Platforms 18 March. Distributed by Signature Entertainment
The year is 2041 and the next step in the future of humankind is imminent. After decades of training and research, the mission to create the first lunar colony is about to launch with Anderson as lead astronaut. Jay, an AI purpose built for the mission, has simulated every possible outcome for the expedition. Tensions arise when the chilling motives of Jay become apparent, sowing the seeds of distrust between Anderson, and the group that had gathered to quietly celebrate the launch. As the night descends into chaos, the group’s faith in one another and their mission begins to crack, with the knowledge that the decisions they make before sunrise, will change humanity forever. Starring Simon Merrells (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power) Hermione Corfield (Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi) Kemi-Bo Jacobs (London Has Fallen, McMafia) and Darrell D’Silva (Wrath of Man), A Million Days is written by Michael Dobbin (Ravers) and Guillaume Fradin (Edge of Tomorrow) and is directed by Mitch Jenkins (The Show).
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I can comfortably watch a low budget film if if has a good script and a plot with pacing. Might give this a go. I also might only make it 20 minutes listening to that breathy voice? (or was that meant to be the "AI" voice?)
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I thought it was pretty great and quite well thought out all things considered. The question "what do you do when god-like AI tells you the mission you're flying out for in 6 hours never EVER happens?..." is super clever and well addressed in this film, I kinda loved it and would def recommend, cheers!
Yes, even space has affirmative action.
Looks like some young, but super super smart, obnoxious girl bosses know and are the key to everything ...?
Why they waste money to make thees bad movies?