Review of Oblivion (2013) by Stcenterprise . — 13 Aug 2015

Oblivion.

Honestly I thought that a lot of the film reminded me of Disney's Pixar's Walle.

I mean Tom Cruise is doing the job of Walle except he is a clone instead of a robot. He is curious just like Walle. Walle is left to clean up Earth after a major disaster. There is computer who is solving as well as making the problems in both films. Both Walle & Tom Cruise characters collect items they find left on Earth that remind them of society before the disaster. Both encounter a female character that stirs up curiosity.

I was hoping Morgan Freeman's character would appear sooner and would have a much larger role in the film than he does. I was not counting on the twist at the end or that it was going to be a computer running the whole problem similar to Walle or V'Ger in Star Trek The Motion Picture.

The graphics were good but I was annoyed by the sound effects, motions, and appearance of the drones. They did not look appealing or cool.

I did not count on one of the drones taking out Tom Cruise assistants. That was unexpected.

This film is mediocre at best to me. It also is on the long side to me. I feel like it could have been edited down a little better.

I was not counting on Tom Cruise fighting his clone in the film.