It was better than most of the crap I've been watching lately. It's also probably close to being something that could feasibly happen in the future. There was a bit of a plot twist but I didn't feel like it was compounded on for character development. The young boy was pretty adorable and I do like Nicholas Cage, although he's had some real serious misses with some movies, this wasn't so bad.
It wasn't super great either - but I don't feel like I wasted my life by watching it. As far as dystopian films go, this one did put a slightly new feel on what the United States will do to people they begin finding useless.
All in all, I'd say go ahead.
Review of The Humanity Bureau
