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- Insofar as “Oblivion” is first and foremost a visual experience, a movie to be seen rather than a puzzle to be deciphered, its chief pleasures are essentially spoiler-proof.
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Apr 15, 2013 · Reviews for Oblivion have ranged from enthusiastic to dismissive so far, with some critics expressing a surprising amount of outright irritation towards Joseph Kosinski’s latest film.
Apr 10, 2013 · Insofar as “Oblivion” is first and foremost a visual experience, a movie to be seen rather than a puzzle to be deciphered, its chief pleasures are essentially spoiler-proof. Oblivion....
Apr 9, 2013 · Oblivion review. Tom Cruise stars in the big-budget sci-fi film, Oblivion. Here's our review of an extremely effective genre thriller... On the surface, Oblivion looks like a predictable...
Jul 9, 2022 · The Ending, Explained. In order to get to the ending, we need to understand the many tropes involved in ‘Oblivion’, who director Joseph Kosinski had no inhibitions stating was inspired from 70s and 80s sci-if films, and quite honestly, it shows, especially from the choices of music and score. There clearly is a protagonist here who is a cog ...
Apr 18, 2013 · Can a movie get by on good looks alone? Critics say Oblivion is visually striking but narratively thin, a thoughtful sci-fi head trip that starts strong but gets bogged down by its murky...
Apr 18, 2013 · “Oblivion” is a political allegory about a lowly “technician” sending unmanned drones to hunt and kill a demonized, alien Other — until it forgets that it ever was. It’s a wannabe mindbender that raises questions about its lead character’s identity — except that the lead character is too sketchy to make these questions compelling.
Apr 17, 2013 · Part action movie, part puzzle, it’s a film whose beauty and emotional aspirations ultimately overpower the story problems it runs into along the way. The set-up is standard dystopian fare.
