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Set in 2031, the entire world is frozen except for those aboard the Snowpiercer. For 17 years, the world's survivors are on a train hurtling around the globe creating their own economy and class system. Led by Curtis, a group of lower-class citizens living in squalor at the back of the train are determined to get to the front of the train and spread the wealth around. Each section of the train holds new surprises for the group who have to battle their way through. A revolution is underway.
The nations release the substance CW-7 with the intention of controlling the global warning, but accidentally it results in another Ice Age destroying Earth. The only survivors live in the train Snowpiercer which is driven by a perpetual motion engine created by the millionaire Wilford that lives in the engine part. In 2031, after seventeen years, there is a fight of classes inside the train since the oppressed lower class lives in dreadful conditions in the last wagons of the train while the elite lives in the front wagons. The lower class is fed with protein bars only; they are oppressed and punished by Minister Mason and her brutal guards; and their children are taken every now and then when they reach a certain height. The leaders Gilliam, Curtis Everett and Edgar are plotting a scheme to reach the engine and talk to Wilford about their conditions using the addicted security engineer Namgoong Minsoo and his clairvoyant daughter Yona that are imprisoned to open the locked doors. When the son of Tanya, Timmy, is captured by Mason, they decide to execute their plan. There are many casualties and soon Curtis discovers that they have been manipulated by Wilford to balance the resources in the train, and why the magnate keeps the lower class alive.
So the buzz for this movie is that it was already done in 2013 and released in some countries around August 2013, but only now released in the US. The word is that the original director's cut of around three- hour long was "renegotiated" by the production house The Weinstein Company and re-cut into some two-hour length. It has even my home country of Indonesia in November 2013, but I haven't got the chance to go and see it. If you remember the last scene of "The Avengers (2013)", Chris Evans' Steve Rogers was shot with his back to the camera. Well, this is because he has already grown his beard for this movie and was bind with a contract to it.
The story follows that in the near future only a few number of people survived the apocalypse of cold frozen death of earth's environment. The disaster was caused by a miscalculated chemical effects, which was at first designed to reduce the global warming effects. Those survivors stay on a single train which has its rails circling the earth, so it never stop. But within the train segregation based on wealth was enforced very violently, where the haves are put in the front section and the poor in the tail section.
The lead protagonist Curtis leads the masses of the tail section in a revolution to take the train. Yet at the end, at the front-most section of the train where the engine is, Curtis is left to question himself and humanity.
The concept is just as many other dystopian and post-apocalyptic world based fiction, which is quite rampant nowadays. But Snowpiercer isn't aimed specifically to young adults, so you get to see really good action sequences, a little bit more blood splatters, and more vivid dramatization.
The axe rumble against the masked men in the early stages is just great. A tight space melee brawl scene with hatchets and axes, blood flashing and splattering to the windows, I think this is should make it into one of the coolest brawl scenes if not for its relatively short duration. The catch is that there is a sick twist with the masked men after the fighting stopped. And what do you know? The fight gets even crazier then.
And after a small pause of action through a green house, an aquarium, and a meat freezer, the action continues even more crazily with.
a kindergarten teacher with a CzT Skorpion LOL. Honestly, all my life movie twists haven't been so crazy and sick and twisted. Moving on, we get to see what the train really offer the rich, with some long range action. Beauty parlors, swimming pools, bars and a restaurant, and a sauna, where the action continues on.
A little past about ten minutes, the pace gets so fast you won't notice that you have gone through more than three-quarts of the whole duration. And you won't believe how the rest of Curtis' crew falls victim one at a time at just sudden times. There's also the story twist about Curtis, Edgar, and Gilliam just right when Curtis reaches Wilford's room. And more even as Wilford speaks. All in all, more and more, from this part and on the movie will "mind*ck" you about your morale and conscience.
The cast selection is quite nice for a movie not of a Hollywood base. They present nice acting all the entire movie. the Korean cast is amazing and their acting seems natural and blends well with the American actors and actresses. For me personally, the only setback watching this movie is that the Korean part of the dialog is not subtitled on streaming sites so I don't really get the full depth of the story.
On terms of makeup and costume, this movie presents just as expected for a post-apocalypse movie, not lacking yet not being hyperbolic. Especially Tilda Swinton's character gets a selection of quirky costumes that support the character building very nicely. On terms of music scoring and soundtrack., I feel that its doesn't meant to be the pickup aspect of the movie. They are just there, slightly noticeable, especially if you are bound to the story and the fast pace.
Overall, from me a 7 out of 10 score is suiting for Snowpiercer (2013). And especially for you who are just able to get your hands on this movie via streaming as I did, it's fully worth your while to go and see it.
I've waited a long, long, looooong time for this release, which was pushed back twice - which of course raises the question if this train film might be a train wreck. It certainly left both critics and viewers divided, which isn't always a bad thing - some of the more interesting films of late have tried to push at least visual boundaries - for example 'Holy Motors' or fellow Korean director Park Chan-wook's 'Stoker' (who produced this). But the story in these efforts, as in many recent films from all over the world, doesn't seem to matter anymore as much as style does.
So I went into this comic book adaptation with mixed expectations - I regard Bong Joon-ho as one of the few really interesting directors cinema has left, a true artist who has proved that he can combine a strong narrative with a unique style, and still generate enormous commercial success - as in 'The Host'. And on that note, his first international production with a number of big names doesn't disappoint. The gritty Dystopian imagery fits the story, the countless visual references to SciFi classics are ambiguous enough to pass as homage (like, Ed Harris' character in respect to '2001').
What leaves me, with what seems to be the majority of viewers here, slightly disappointed, is in part the story itself, in part the huge disparity of the acting. It's not so much that the allegory of the story is all that terrible or unbelievable - all Dystopian stories are allegorical -, it's that it simply doesn't add anything to the theme. 'Hunger Games' has pretty much set the standard for the Dystopian genre now. That makes the late '80s/ early '90s look of the fight scenes rather lame - especially since they're almost ridiculously bloodless. Think back 25 years though - this would have been pretty impressive back then. And of course the comic book the film is based on dates from that time. So if you're in your 30s or 40s, you'll find this film quite enjoyable - as opposed to the majority of action flicks nowadays. If you're in your 20s or teens and want to watch this because of Chris Evans' Marvel kudos, it's a fair guess that you'll be disappointed.
As for the splendid set design and photography, I'm afraid most of it may be lost to the viewer, given that 'Snowpiercer' comes across as an action film. In 'The Host', the monster CGI was in perfect sync with Song Kang-ho's acting. Here, he plays a rather useless side character - as the lead, he might have been much more believable than Chris Evans, who in spite of his beard is much too boyish (and well fed) for this kind of role, but is still very much the center of the film. This seems to me the most frustrating aspect of 'Snowpiercer': brilliant performances (by Swinton and Harris) and OK performances (by Bell and Hurt) are killed off by a rather uninspired Chris Evans. It's definitely a missed opportunity for an older actor with more edge, like Hugh Jackman or Mads Mikkelsen. A lesson to be learned by directors from 'Snowpiercer' is that if your script contains a line like 'Babies taste best', you gotta think hard if your lead can deliver this convincingly.
All in all, this is by no means a bad film, and may both be appreciated for its art as for its action by older viewers. It's definitely not going to please Marvel fans, though, and it could have been much more with a better script and a better lead.
Snowpiercer evolves steadily, growing richer with every step and slowly feeding us morsels of information - enriching this ludicrous premise with enough magic and wonder to suspend our disbelief entirely.
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