Æon Flux (2005)
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Dreadful!
Aeon Flux is really quite dreadful; nothing more than a no-brainer sci-fi live-action flick based on the animated TV series.
First of all, the style and atmosphere are terribly artificial. There's far too much CGI and digitally expanded sets that detract highly from the overall film value. As a result ... read more
An average movie
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"Reason for the future sucking: A virus has wiped out 99 percent of the Earth's population, and the survivors that are living in a walled city, are disappearing. Year it takes place: 2011"
"Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6rC3Bsb3XA A (2-in-1) hand-to-hand / martial arts catfight between the main heroine, Aeon Flux (Charlize Theron) and two female villainesses (separate fight scenes), Freya (Caroline Chikezie) and Sithandra (Sophie Okonedo) from the movie, "Æon Flux" (2005)."
"It wasn't as horrible as I expected, which is not much. Had some potential."
“While out promoting Atomic Blonde in 2017, Charlize Theron mentioned Æon Flux and her ultimate disappointment with the movie. She remarked that while”
"5.5. Whoever made this film should be whipped to death for raping such a great animated series, it's like Ghost in the Shell all over again. They had literally everything served on a gold platter and they still managed to fuck it all up. Not only that, but they managed to completely destroy both the original and the wonderfully talented director's career in the process."
“While out promoting Atomic Blonde in 2017, Charlize Theron mentioned Æon Flux and her ultimate disappointment with the movie. She remarked that while she never had complete faith in the project, she wanted to trust in director Karyn Kusama but acknowledged that they “fucked it all up” because they couldn’t execute the concept. A startling and honest acknowledgement for a film that deserved the punch, even if it did come twelve years late. Creator Peter Chung decried his unhappiness with the script routinely, and while creator gripes with adaptations of their material can occasionally play like sour grapes this was a case where it was warranted. He even went so far as to proclaim that “Ms. Flux does not actually appear in the movie.” The lynchpin of his criticism, that some” read more
"I've seen this before, so there's that. It's decent. Charlize looks damn good with pitch black hair. Golly!"