I’ve seen the movie trailer, and it’s a kind of apocalyptic comedy that gradually turns into something serious, eventually becoming a critique of the excessive use of AI. Very good.
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The trailer didn't really draw me in. Lots of chanting and some kind of AI mind control maybe? But who do I care about and what's their world-saving mission?
Interestingly, your reasons for not getting drawn into the trailer are the same that did draw me in. Only the barest hint at a narrative premise has me intrigued, plus it looks ludicrous in a "12 Monkeys meets Wes Andersen" kind of way. It's immediately up top of my Want-to-watch list.
You care about Sam Rockwell and his mission to dance in every project he's in.
It drew me in. Seems funky.
They had me at Sam Rockwell.
Same honestly I love this guy.