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Set in the not too distant future, people feel that they can live a safer, yet more fulfilling life through a life-like, robotic human surrogates called a “Surry”. But, as the first murders in years begin to occur, their perfect world is put into jeopardy.
During Lieutenant Harvey Greer’s (Bruce Willis) investigation of the murders, he realizes the life he’s been missing and uncovers more than just the perpetrator. Read the surrogates review.
Released: Setember 25, 2009 Rated: PG-13 Starring: Bruce Willis
Set in the not too distant future, people feel that they can live a safer, yet more fulfilling life through a life-like, robotic human surrogates called a “Surry”. But, as the first murders in years begin to occur, their perfect world is put into jeopardy.
During Lieutenant Harvey Greer’s (Bruce Willis) investigation of the murders, he realizes the life he’s been missing and uncovers more than just the perpetrator.
Surrogates is an interesting story that brings up a lot of ethical questions to consider in a world that is becoming increasingly more dependent on technology. It’s got some good twists and keeps you guessing as well as gives you a glimpse of what the Sims would be like in real life.
If you can look past Bruce Willis’s terrible blonde wig, it’s one of the better sci-fi’s I’ve seen recently. See the Surrogates movie trailer here.
Posted by: Ben on: October 30 2009 • Categorized in: Movies
I’ve realized lot’s of people are searching for the Boondock Saints 2 theater release locations. I’ve also noticed that nobody has a clue. Here’s a thought: go to Fandango or your local theater and take a gander for yourself. It’s not that hard people.
Boondock Saints was one of those ridiculous cult following movies that came out of nowhere. I hope the sequel crashes and burns in the theaters. If you’re smart and arent’ going to waste your money on this film this weekend, take a peek at what other new movies are in theaters today.
Endgame is the deadly behind-the-scenes game of cat and mouse ensues in this gripping and sophisticated political thriller. Drawing on actual events, a British businessman initiates secret talks between the outlawed, terrorist-labeled African National Congress and white intellectuals to try and find a peaceful resolution to the cruel and brutal conflict in South Africa.
Release date: November 6, 2009 Rated: PG-13 Starring: William Hurt
Set in the not too distant future, people feel that they can live a safer, yet more fulfilling life through a life-like, robotic human surrogates called a “Surry”. But, as the first murders in years begin to occur, their perfect world is put into jeopardy.
