Sunday Movie Experience

We are in 2035 some 25 years after an outbreak of a deadly and unstoppable virus in Scotland. The government in London decided at the time of the outbreak to refit Hadrian's wall to prevent anyone and anyhing to escape from Scotland and let nature settle things by itself inside the confined area. This version of the wall is made out of steel and guarded by some rather effective fully automatic sentry guns so England's "Endlösung" proved pretty effective for many years.

But nature is smarter and the virus manage to cross the border and soon a team of soldiers and scientists are headed into the death zone with the mission to capture a method or knowledge of how to make a vaccine.

One know that "something" has survived the virus, and luckily for us, the spectators, the "something" turns out be true madmen that live in full anarchy with the acquired habit of cannibalism. These people must have seen Mad Max before the disaster because the hairstyle and behavior is back in high fashion. There are other groups of surviving people as well, and these people apparently preferred the worst aspects of the medieval and roman time epochs when they decided how to run their societies. All in all, action movie lovers have nothing to fear.

I do not really think the owners of the Bentley brand are too happy to see that their model gets outrunned by some homemade junk. I have lost faith in Bentley and will never consider buying it. I am also skeptical that the GSM network is still operational in 2035, but maybe we'll make everyhing backward compatible in the future.

Hoff says: This movie had everything except a beach, and... The Hoff