...you end up not caring about those flaws.
I grew up in the post WW2 influx of Japanese SciFi movies flooding the US, so I can appreciate how a foreign film can turn people off after a while...but this South Korean entry into the mix does something that I find intriguing...it grabs your attention with the production values and presentation.. Yes, it uses old worn out themes from just about every US flick ever produced, but that ends up not being a distraction since the director keeps shifting your focus...
This is a multicultural movie, using actors from many different nations, and it is worth watching I think...oh, the CGI is very well done too, mixing it up with some decidedly 'Steam Punk-ish' sets too...in other words, Space Sweepers is a refreshing departure from the usual foreign fare...
I grew up in the post WW2 influx of Japanese SciFi movies flooding the US, so I can appreciate how a foreign film can turn people off after a while...but this South Korean entry into the mix does something that I find intriguing...it grabs your attention with the production values and presentation.. Yes, it uses old worn out themes from just about every US flick ever produced, but that ends up not being a distraction since the director keeps shifting your focus...
This is a multicultural movie, using actors from many different nations, and it is worth watching I think...oh, the CGI is very well done too, mixing it up with some decidedly 'Steam Punk-ish' sets too...in other words, Space Sweepers is a refreshing departure from the usual foreign fare...