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Release Date:
2 December 2005 (USA)
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Tagline:
The Perfect World Meets The Perfect Assassin more
Plot:
Aeon Flux is a mysterious assassin working for the Monicans, a group of rebels trying to overthrow the government. When she is a sent on a mission to kill the Chairman, a whole new mystery is found. full summary | add synopsis
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2 nominations
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Like Fifth Element, without the humour
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Charlize Theron | ... | Æon Flux | |
| Marton Csokas | ... | Trevor Goodchild | |
| Jonny Lee Miller | ... | Oren Goodchild | |
| Sophie Okonedo | ... | Sithandra | |
| Frances McDormand | ... | Handler | |
| Pete Postlethwaite | ... | Keeper | |
| Amelia Warner | ... | Una Flux | |
| Caroline Chikezie | ... | Freya | |
| Nikolai Kinski | ... | Claudius | |
| Paterson Joseph | ... | Giroux | |
| Yangzom Brauen | ... | Inari | |
| Aoibheann O'Hara | ... | Scientist | |
| Thomas Huber | ... | Scientist | |
| Weijian Liu | ... | Scientist | |
| Maverick Queck | ... | Chemist (as Maverick Quek) |
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Aeon Flux (USA) (alternative spelling)
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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 for sequences of violence and sexual content.
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93 min
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2.35 : 1 more
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Certification:
Singapore:PG |
Canada:13+ (Quebec) |
Canada:PG (British Columbia/Ontario) |
UK:15 |
Canada:14A (Alberta/Manitoba/Nova Scotia) |
Australia:M |
Ireland:15A |
Germany:12 |
Netherlands:12 |
France:U |
Brazil:14 |
Norway:15 |
Finland:K-15 |
Sweden:15 |
Philippines:R-13 |
Argentina:13 |
Canada:14A |
USA:PG-13 (certificate #42053) |
South Korea:12 |
Iceland:16 |
Portugal:M/12 |
Malaysia:18SG
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Famke Janssen turned down the lead role.
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Continuity: Aeon's hair when she's in the cell.
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Æon Flux: [narrating] Some called Bregna the perfect society. Some call it the height of human civilization. But others know better. The Goodchilds built Bregna to ensure us a future. They built the Relico, a memorial to remind us of what we've survived. They built walls to protect us...
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Æon Flux: [narrating] Some called Bregna the perfect society. Some call it the height of human civilization. But others know better. The Goodchilds built Bregna to ensure us a future. They built the Relico, a memorial to remind us of what we've survived. They built walls to protect us...
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Referenced in "Troldspejlet: (#35.7)" (2006)
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When I originally heard of Aeon Flux, it sounded absolutely terrible. The posters looked even worse. However, after seeing a trailer somewhere, I loved the look and bright colours (being easily pleased) and decided to give the movie a chance.
Aeon Flux is the story of a female, barely clothed rebel sent in to assassinate the ruler of a dystopian isolated city, which contains the entire remainder of mankind. Let's just say the plot is entirely unoriginal, a derivative of many other Sci-Fi movies and stories.
Charlieze Theron gets to prance around with an insect-like walk (her first appearance strongly reminded me of a praying mantis), salamander-like crawls, and other, animal-inspired, ballet-like movements. The world of Aeon Flux is drawn in bright, almost psychedelic colours, and it feels as if we glimpse only the tiniest part of this strange place. A lake of tears acts as CCTV for the entire city, pills exchanged in French kisses are used for telepathy, little pellets of liquid metal have a will of their own... A good chunk of the film is dazzling to watch, without any explanation behind it. Strictly speaking, Aeon Flux is about 80% futuristic fantasy, with very little science fiction in it. In fact, it sometimes feels as if the strangely organic gadgets of the rebels do not fit in this world - as the authorities seem to have more conventional technology and weapons.
What Aeon Flux succeeds at the most is dazzling the audience. Visually, stylistically, and with its energy and futuristic fantasy (and constantly underdressed heroine). In that, it reminds me strongly of Fifth Element - another film where we feel as if we only get a glimpse of a futuristic, colourful world full of strangely dressed people, without the need to explain or expose every aspect of it. However, Aeon Flux is less satisfying than Luc Besson's classic - because it lacks a sense of humour and takes itself too seriously (which, given the plot, is a bad move).
All in all, I would recommend the film to people who enjoy Fifth Element, bright colours, a sense of visual alienation, and unoriginal science fiction dressed up in a bright, original and almost unique coating.