Confinement

Original title: 2149: The Aftermath

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

1.6K

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In an oppressive future, where everyone's only contact is their computer, one lonely young man is forced to venture forth in search of human contact.

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In an oppressive future, where everyone's only contact is their computer, one lonely young man is forced to venture forth in search of human contact.In an oppressive future, where everyone's only contact is their computer, one lonely young man is forced to venture forth in search of human contact.In an oppressive future, where everyone's only contact is their computer, one lonely young man is forced to venture forth in search of human contact.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Filmed in the summer of 2014, this movie has had 4 different titles. It started as "ESC," then became "Darwin," then became "Confinement," and the latest is "2149: The Aftermath"

Goofs
[Incorrectly regarded as goofs)

Contrary to another goof listed - it should be noted that an entire scene is spent introducing the main character to the concept of personal hygiene. Due to the appearance of a rudimentary shower, bar of soap and the family all having decently neat haircuts and clothing free from grime and dirt, it is therefore not unreasonable to assume that these characters would want to maintain personal grooming routines for some semblance of normalcy, in spite of the post-apocalyptic setting.

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Featured review

6/10

neat but light

This is one of those insufferable cases where a great idea was executed clumsily, and it seems to be largely due to the format at hand. Other reviewers point out the obvious that this is a story that ultimately could not fit the scope it is intended to (a feature length film). It would make for a great singular TV episode type thing, or a short novel.

Ultimately as a 90 minute movie, it is too light on content and storytelling to maintain itself. It is quite literally the kind of film where you could fade in and out of and not lose step with it as long as you are paying attention to the first and last 15 minutes or so.

It's all very interesting and neat, but that's it.