Film THE HUMANITY BUREAU Nicolas Cage is a top actor in Hollywood

Nicolas Cage is a top actor in Hollywood. However, that was then. Now, the Oscar winner through Leaving Las Vegas (1995) has starred in more low-budget B-class films. The alias of the film is ridiculous. Produced by small studios.

The story of this dystopian sci-fi film with the action thriller genre takes place in the future. To be precise, in 2030. When the Earth, it is said, was hit by severe global warming.

Climate change has caused the world economy to collapse. Hunger and civil war raged everywhere. Which then triggered a massive population migration. Which, in turn, caused total infrastructure damage and social unrest.

One of the worst hit was the American Midwest. Who was in panic during the great recession. To solve this problem, the government then formed a special bureau. It's called The Humanity Bureau. Alias ​​of the Humanitarian Bureau.

The task of the bureau is to identify unproductive members of the community, then relegate them to a special area. Isolated from the outside world. It's called New Eden.

In this film, Nicolas Cage plays a social worker who becomes an agent of the Humanitarian Bureau. The one named Noah Kross.

At one point, Kross was assigned to investigate the case of a single mother, Rachel Weller (Sarah Lind), and her 11 year old son, Lucas (Jakob Davies). Both were sentenced to be exiled to New Eden.

However, in his investigation, Noah even manages to reveal something odd. To be precise, about the secrets that are in the Humanitarian Bureau and New Eden. He also turned against his mission. Then try to save the lives of the beautiful mother and her child.

Btw, the film project of The Humanity Bureau was directed by Rob W. King. Under the Minds Eye Entertainment studio. The shooting process was carried out in British Columbia, Canada. In 2016.

However, unfortunately, despite having put the name Nicolas Cage, the film, which was released in America on April 6, 2018, received a negative response from critics.

The theme is indeed futuristic. Like other dystopian films. Namely, about efforts to save Earth and humans in the future. However, the story that was picked up by the film The Humanity Bureau was considered too light. Ordinary. Without action that can make you nervous. Not according to the genre. Which, should be, the action thriller.

Like Venom, Riot also has superhuman endurance, stamina, and strength. One whose speed far exceeds the speed of an ordinary human. Riot can also camouflage, crawl on walls, and have immunity to Spider-Man's spider-sense.

And, most interestingly, Riot is also able to heal himself. Alias ​​recovering his body from wounds. Then shape it back into various kinds of weapons. For example, a tendril in the form of a long, deadly sword!

From the trailer, a scene appears when Riot enters the body of a Life Foundation staff member. Which then turned into a monster. The one that looks like Venom, but is gray in color. With two ax shaped arms.

However, if it's based on the comic version, the symbiote with that appearance is, it should be, Phage. Not Riot. So, who, in fact, was possessed by Riot in this version of the film released by Sony Pictures?

From the end of the trailer, you can see Venom head-to-head with Riot. They then took off their masks. And there appeared each other's faces: Eddie Brock and Dr. Carlton Drake!

By the way, before it airs globally on Friday (5/10), this Venom film has already been screened on a limited basis. To be precise, during the gala premiere in Los Angeles on Monday (1/10) yesterday. However, so far, it is not known how the response from the critics. Because the Venom film review is not allowed to be published until Tuesday (2/10) evening local time.

However, there were leaks from several critics who attended the premiere. There are those who praise it, but there are also those who openly call it ugly. According to them, Venom has failed to match the quality of other Marvel superhero films.

Conversely, some critics who praise the average like Tom Hardy's performance as Venom. According to them, the appearance of the star of Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) is quite interesting. Not boring. And the level is equivalent to Johnny Depp when he first played in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.

So, although later the response from the critics is not satisfactory, it seems that many will still be watching the Venom film. For the sake of seeing Tom Hardy's acting earlier.

And, if the film with a budget of USD 100 million is a success, it is reported that Sony Pictures has already prepared two sequels. In fact, Tom Hardy admitted that he had been contracted to play in three Venom films at once. So, this is just the first film.

And, no less interesting, Sony is also preparing a crossover: Between Venom and Spider-Man. Because they are in the same universe. It's just that, Spider-Man who will appear later, maybe, has nothing to do with the Avengers of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Although the cast, perhaps, are both Tom Holland. We'll just wait for the realization.

Abrams' decision to choose Avery as the director of Overlord, it seems, is quite right. Because after premiering at Fantastic Fest (on September 22, 2018), this USD 38 million budget film received quite a positive response from critics.

Avery is considered successful in combining the war genre with blood flood horror. Which is very gripping and tense. The visual effects are also quite slick. In essence, Overlord offers level A satisfaction for B-movie fans.

Another advantage of this 110-minute film is the development of the characters. Most of the characters are depicted quite interestingly. Especially, the character Boyce. Who is the main character. The acting of the other players, who were not famous stars, was also quite okay.

However, that does not mean that the Overlord film is free from criticism. Especially, the scenario part. There were a few scenes that critics thought did not make sense. The ending is also considered too responsibility. And it was over too soon. In fact, the audience still hopes for more.