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Imagine a world where books are considered to be graffiti compilations full of unclean thoughts that need to be removed for better good of humanity. Fahrenheit 451, The 2018 film based on the classic novel Ray Bradbury from 1953, with the same name, tries to unrampies the consequences of the future, in which the proletariat does not have a reference point regarding the history of the world before the Second American Civil War at the beginning of the end. intellectual persecution.
Painting the fossible picture of the company without knowing, Fahrenheit 451 is a movie worth watching your futuristic production values and strong leadership by Michael B. Jordan, Michael Shannon and Sofia Boutell, but crazy about sending messages by not demonstrating how such a future would actually be if the citizens left Having your government your government have complete control of the media to consume holidays.
The future without knowledge
Fahrenheit 451As the film and new titles indicate, the temperature at which the paper ignites into flames and burns into a smoldering pile of ashes. In the middle of the movie conflict, Guy Montag (Michael B. Jordan) He works as a fireman, not to quit the flames, but to trace and burn any and all the literature that his district follows for censorship. Belonging to the latest generation associated with pre -war times, guy and anyone else who has a vague memory of life before the second American Civil War, is required to take eye drops every day to dull their memories to concentrate on the task at hand .
He works closely with Captain John Beatty (Michael Shannon) who took him after his father’s death under his wing, Guy begins to remember his time as a child when the books were not forbidden, and after the raid, in which the treasure of art and literature is disappointed with a woman who sacrificed her life in heroic attempt to protect him.
9 and eels
While most of the company in Fahrenheit 451 It gets its information from the government sanction form of the propaganda Internet known as 9, a group of rebels known as eels are another important point of focus in the film, because their efforts to maintain is the key to the end of the tyranny and censorship.
Guy, looking for instructions from an eel informant named Clarisse (Sofia boutella), begins to see light and realizes that it is on the wrong side of history. He threw his whole life, when he knows, Guy gives his livelihood and reputation on the line in his efforts to help while maintaining texts for future generations that can be extract and replicated on an unpublished safe Haven across the Canadian border.
Focuses on an action more than moral consequences
Fahrenheit 451 Try to honestly bring Dystopian Ray Bradbury science fiction Classic to life as an action thriller film, but does not make landing because they spend too much time to destroy than for protection. What’s more, Guy’s character in the film really has nothing to lose, because he has no family he should worry about and focus primarily on his work. In the novel, on the other hand, Guy’s relationship with his wife Mildred creates a story that has more essence, because his internal conflict has a direct impact on his family dynamics that is never solved in the film.
Despite his shortcomings as a film adaptation Fahrenheit 451, Looking at the vacuum, without considering its source material, it asks a number of questions that raise thoughts about the overlap of government, censorship and human spirit to endure the face of tyranny and oppression, which is worth your attention, making it a solid watch. But if you are a type that always says, “The book has been better”, you may not appreciate some of the creative freedoms that have been taken to reveal the new generation of Bradbury’s work.
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