Review of Things to Come (1936) by Christopher S — 27 Sep 2011
Interesting, but somewhat uninvolving adaptation of H.G. Wells' prophetic opus. Director William Cameron Menzies crafts an impressive visual spectacle, especially considering when it was made. But a number of intriguing ideas aside, the bland characters are just devices for pushing forward a plot that's more concerned with preachy idealism than compelling storytelling.
But still, a fascinating classic for science-fiction fans.
This review of Things to Come (1936) was written by Christopher S on 27 Sep 2011.
Things to Come has generally received positive reviews.
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