The Island by Michael Bay

The story revolves around the survivors of "pollution" that should live in a seemingly sterile, self-contained city, where their happiness is of paramount importance for those responsible, but at the same time, their only hope for the future, to become the next winner of a lottery, which would give them a one way ticket to the last uncontaminated place on earth, on the island. I say this, director Bay, no stranger to films with such suggestions as "Rock," "Armageddon" and "Bad Boys I & II" under his belt, drew on many other classics of the genre and used the collective flows successfully weave their history and imprint of his kind of metaphor, which increases his following sequence of actions or explosion (www.cinemademerde.com).

Compared to "Logan's Run" is without question, along with the obvious nod to "Blade Runner", a little "Matrix", and even a pinch of Star Wars. " Which is not to say that this "copy" of any of those, it definitely is not. The bay's easy - and wisely - drawn to some of the most successful elements of these films, and in most cases, expanded upon them to deliver a memorable film that far surpasses the usual board of genre fare.

Perhaps it is the best film of total Michael Bay today. Although he has been in the past that he can do action, he outdid even himself with this. There is one heart-stopping scene, for example, involving several vehicles and helicopters, which eclipses even the highly touted Freeway sequence of the second film The Matrix ". F / X are Top Notch, and once the action begins in earnest, he sets the pace, which builds excitement without allowing it to provide a gap or even a second, until the very end. Add to this the fact ...