No doubt the low reviews are because of the perceived political bias. The movie is not set so far in the future, in 2030, that you can't do that. And in fact it does even make connections to present day politics. But nothing is really preached one way or the other. Still, if you are pro-socialist and big government, i would venture to say you won't like the movie. If you are a Nicholas Cage fan, by all means indulge. While the other government agents drive nondescript SUV's, Nick's ride is a vintage 5th generation El Camino. Talk about cool. Nick tries to help a beautiful and spunky desert dweller played by Sarah Lind. There's of course more to the story, and the budget is thin (that's a good thing in my book). The driving scenes of Nick and Sarah are old school and kind of funny. I don't want to spoil it, but I feel the ending could have been done better. If the last few minutes were a little different i'd have given it an 8. But its all connected to the story from the start really. So, enjoy Nick being Nick.
Review of The Humanity Bureau
