Antiviral 4K 2012 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

In the not-too-distant future, fanaticism towards pop idols has reached the point where fans are happy to purchase their idols' viral diseases from special infectious disease laboratories that willingly sell them.

Review 4K Movie

Overall. The most stylish and bizarre dystopia I've ever seen. A state where celebrities have a cult following. And people willing to buy their idols' viruses from companies that do it. Does that sound appealing enough? Then you can skip the rest of this review and start watching it as soon as possible!

About the style. You should have a very good taste to produce such pictures. Not without reason during the viewing I had to pause the movie and make screenshots of the favorite episodes. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a character who has all 110 frames in his collection (according to the duration of the movie). And it's not that the statuesque guys in elegant suits are flaunting in front of us. After all, from the first seconds the eyes begin to rejoice, and the brain to allocate everyone's favorite endorphin because of a rather rare sight for such a genre. You can turn off the sound and not follow the development of the plot, then everything that happens will resemble a high-quality video performance from some museum of modern art. Or you can not deprive yourself of the full pleasure and fully immerse yourself in this painful [viral] atmosphere of the movie. By the way, while watching it, I caught myself thinking that the spirit of sci-fi art-house 'Across the Black Rainbow' is hovering.

About the weirdness. On the one hand, everything is strange here: the story and the people involved in it. There is no point in telling more details, you just have to see for yourself. On the other hand, if you take everything properly, as it should be done in a movie with such a script, there is nothing strange here. What is happening on the screen is just a polished picture with compositionally correct angles, color scheme (black and white contrast with orange juice, blue pills, scarlet drops of blood) and with a charismatic hero in the lead role (Caleb Landry Jones). He, by the way, should have been given a couple of lines, but it's of little use. Because the game of this red-haired cutie (oh, this concentrated look will make you tremble and drown in endless tides of sympathy until the end credits!), again, is worth seeing with your own eyes.

The ending. Everything that happens is the result of not fulfilling the first commandment. And if you are wondering how it can turn out - welcome to watch it. Most likely, the movie will not be to everyone's taste. Fans of art-house creations will immediately feel at ease, and as for the viewer whose brain is filled with template schemes, this work may seem a bit boring.