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In the future Earth is over populated and so polluted that the wealthy and powerful create a new place to live. It's called Elysium and it's just within Earth's orbit. and they have all sorts of conveniences among them is a machine can heal anyone. So people on Earth who want to use it try to get there. But the Secretary of Defense Delacourt uses unsanctioned operatives like a man named Kruger to keep them off Elysium. Her latest attempt to keep people off Alysium catches the ire of the President who tells her to tone down her attitude and to stop using men like Kruger. Delacourt then approaches Carlyle, the head of Armadyne Corp, the company that built Elysium and all of what they use up there and asks him to make a program that would allow her to remove the President and put someone else in his position. He agrees to do it. On Earth, Max a man who has dreamed of going to Elysium and taking Frey, a girl he grew up with there. Max works for Armadyne and while at work Max is exposed to radiation and has days to live and needs to go to Elysium to use the machine. So he approaches Spider the man who gets people to Elysium for a price. But since Max can't pay him, he makes Max a proposition, he will get him there if Max gets some information out of the head of Armadyne's head. Max agrees and is fitted with an exo-skeleton to help him. They intercept Carlyle as he was leaving for Elysium to deliver the program to Delacout and get the information out of him. Delacourt would send Kruger to save Carlyle but is killed in the crossfire. Delacourt tells Kruger to get Max because he has the program in his head. And Kruger decides to get Max through Frey. When Spider sees the program he tells Max this could change the whole system but Max wants to help Frey first.
In 2154, the population is divided in two social classes: the wealthy people live in Elysium, a space station with all the resources; the poor people live on the exhausted Earth. In Los Angeles, the former car thief Max da Costa is on parole and works in an unhealthy factory Armadyne managed by the CEO John Carlyle. He dreams of saving money to travel to Elysium. Meanwhile the Secretary of Defense of Elysium, Delacourt, plots a coup d'etat against President Patel, with the support of Carlyle. He programs a software that can override Elysium's data system and make any change, including the president's name to Delacourt. Carlyle uploads the software to his brain to increase its protection. Max is exposed to a lethal amount of radiation in Armadyne and has only five more days of life. He seeks out the criminal Spider expecting to travel to Elysium, where he can use a medical chamber called Med-bay that is capable to heal any disease and save his life. Spider tells that if Max steals profitable information, such as bank accounts, from the brain of Carlyle that is on Earth. Max accepts the proposal without knowing the powerful knowledge in Carlyle's brain. When Delacourt learns that the information she needs to become president was stolen from Carlyle brain, she sends the notorious agent Kruger to hunt down Max and recover the software at any cost.
To tell you the truth, I'm still unsure as to why Neill Blomkamp's 2009 film District 9 still haunts me to this day. Perhaps it is the tear-jerking ending, where an emotion so pure, so moving, so poignantly hopeful is expressed to the audience. Perhaps it is its far-reaching and deeply compelling thematic ambition. Or perhaps it is its gratuitous, borderline horrific violence that pounds mercilessly at the senses until the film becomes almost impossible to watch, melting from a thought-provoking premise into an unmitigated, gleeful gorefest. Whichever it is, District 9 is a film that will confuse me forever.
Elysium, Blomkamp's second film, is a significant regression from District 9. It is loud, messy, and disorienting, wasting its promising concept and compelling cast on little more than a vehicle for visual splendor and forgettable action scenes. Its characters are poorly created, unexplored, and impossible to sympathize with. Even Matt Damon, who is usually quite good at playing the hero, is given a role that he can't really pull off.
This isn't to say that Elysium is entirely horrible, however. The visual imagination that went into this film (while reminiscent of District 9) is often wonderful to behold. There are numerous shots that are stirring (although there are just as many that are repulsive) in their depictions of a strange apocalyptic world that is fraught with injustice, crime, and social division. The concept is interesting enough to entertain, and a few nice touches by the director save the film from being an abysmal mess. But despite this, Elysium is a very poor film.
Elysium conjures up a vision of Earth, about 150 years in the future, where the rich have left the planet on a space station called Elysium and party it up while the poor rot on the Earth below. Matt Damon, an ex-criminal, has a job at a factory on Earth where he is exposed to a lethal dose of radiation, and informed that he has five days to live. In desperation, he joins a group to pull of an elaborate "brain-heist", and steals a bit more than he bargains for. Battles ensue, mercenaries arrive, and Blomkamp's awful shaky-cam direction makes about half of the film impossible to watch.
My main issue with this film was cinematography. The action scenes were shot in an unneeded frantic manner that them entirely incoherent and dizzying. Much of the film feels like it was shot with a hand-held camera. I suppose that shaky-cam may appeal to some people, but I hate it. I prefer to actually be able to see the action than bodies flying in and out of the screen, occasionally locked in combat, occasionally bloody as hell. It is rather tiresome to be subjected to such a level of movement without coherence, and for such an extended period of time.
I don't understand, Mr. Blomkamp. You have all this money. Why the heck can't you make an action scene that doesn't rely on shaky cam?
Another huge issue with this film is its characters, who are either unsatisfying, repulsive, or boring. Matt Damon plays a selfish guy who wants to live at all costs (but is still in love with a childhood friend), who is willing to put all those he cares about at risk just to save his own skin. It's very hard to sympathize with him. The main villain, the sociopathic security chief of Elysium, lacks motivation (as well as the ability to act). Her hatred and wish to preserve the social division is never explored in a satisfying manner. The main mercenary, Kruger, undergoes a random character change for no reason whatsoever, which is very cloying. It's also impossible to understand what he's saying half the time. The other characters are either cannon fodder or there to open doors, making them all rather boring.
The story is poorly paced, with the action beginning about an hour into the film's duration (the film is less than two hours long), and stalling at promising points to show some "very emotional" slo-mo, which never serves any purpose.
Elysium is a nauseating disappointment, too serious to fall into the "so bad its good" territory, and too shaky to even be considered as a solid action film. The CGI is solid, though, and that's all I can really say.
Besides having to fast forward a few times to get thru the totally dreary bits I must say it was a slog to watch. The only thing that was reasonable was some of the FX and that is it people. There are many who say this is a propaganda film and it sure is for the dumbest in our society who are already democrat voters anyway so this film makes very little difference to the overall political climate. What is very sad is that the people who paid for this garbage to be made are sadly now having to face the fact that they were totally duped by the production people. This film should never have passed the first draft. To associate yourself with this tripe is shameful and it really finally seems like Matt Damon is a total egg head brainless fool. He may be making the bucks but his socialist and liberal utterances whilst sending his kids to private schools etc is just a typical example of Hollywood liberal hypocrisy. I know that there will be many who think this is a great flick but that is normal for a society whose general level of education is below many third world nations. If you are one of these then just do yourself a favor and ask yourself what was the point of this show? What indeed? I assume that the marching moron brigade will never die out but at least we can make them feel really uncomfortable while they crawl on their knuckles from birth to death.
For a 99 percenter movie, then, Elysium is kind of a head-scratcher. It throws away its best opportunity for drama. It’s as if Han and Leia parked on the Death Star and started asking, “How much is a two-bedroom around here?”
Former car thief Max da Costa (Matt Damon), now a parolee working for the Armadyne weapons factory in 2154 Los Angeles and recently exposed to a lethal dose of radiation bound to kill him in five days, agrees to steal "organic information" (e.g., bank codes and passwords) from the brain of Armadyne CEO John Carlyle (William Fichtner) in exchange for passage to Elysium, a man-made space station inhabited by Earth's elite, in hopes of gaining access to a Med-bay, a medical chamber capable of healing him. However, what begins as a desperate effort to save his life leads to something far greater. Elysium is based on a screenplay written by South African-Canadian filmmaker Neill Blomkamp. While Frey (Alice Braga) carries Matilda (Emma Tremblay) to the surface to find a Med-bay, Max and Spider (Wagner Moura) stay behind to locate the Elysium's computer core. In an attempt to stop them, Tucker (Sharlto Copley) pursues, but Max manages to kill him by hurling him over a ledge, still holding on to a grenade, which explodes as he falls. Spider breaks into the computer core and changes the computer program to read Earth's population as being "legal". As Spider prepares to download the "organic info" from Max's brain, he is warned that the download will be "lethal" to Max. Already knowing that, Max still agrees to the download. After contacting Frey for a final goodbye, Max pushes the button that starts the download and reboots the computer, killing himself in the process. President Patel (Faran Tahir) arrives with security robots, but they refuse to arrest Spider, who is now recognized as a citizen of Elysium. Meanwhile, Frey has found a Med-bay and uses it to heal Matilda, reversing her final stage lymphocytic leukemia in seconds. In the final scene, shuttles containing dozens of Med-bays arrive on Earth from Elysium to begin the process of healing the sick, causing Frey to look up and smile. Elysium spins, like a wheel, and the resulting centrifugal force creates artificial gravity on its inner edge. This keeps both its inhabitants and the atmosphere [not really, see entry above!] effectively pinned down to the surface. It's an old concept for a practical way to achieve artificial gravity in space. a5c7b9f00b
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