Mosquito: A Fistful of Bitcoins

2016
1h 13m

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7.1/10

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Trailer for Mosquito: A Fistful of Bitcoins. A film by Tom Block & Laura Revell.

Trailer edited by Tom Block.
Voiceover by Thomas Sullivan.
Music by Tom Block.
Final Title Sequence by Joel Perez and Jonas Ramos Martin.

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Young Mosquito goes about her daily life in the post-apocalyptic wastelands of 2084. Suddenly she finds herself teleported into the present day, where eccentric scientist Albert has just tes... Read allYoung Mosquito goes about her daily life in the post-apocalyptic wastelands of 2084. Suddenly she finds herself teleported into the present day, where eccentric scientist Albert has just tested his new invention on her: the Timeotronic 5000. The two get off to a shaky start until... Read allYoung Mosquito goes about her daily life in the post-apocalyptic wastelands of 2084. Suddenly she finds herself teleported into the present day, where eccentric scientist Albert has just tested his new invention on her: the Timeotronic 5000. The two get off to a shaky start until Albert introduces Mosquito to the Internet--his favourite pastime but her worst enemy. Wi... Read all

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7/10

Zany and fun. You will not mind the low budget.

Zany and fun. You will not mind the low budget.

A larger budget would have only led us to expect too much. (as some reviewers have) Plot: A brainless (but loveable and innocent) teen from 2083 gets pulled back to 2013 and gets tasked to stop a facebook clone from getting turned into the 'skynet' clone that rules her world.

Part of it's charm is acting on par with the silent era. Unfortunately we don't get to see her changed 2083 or any resulting paradoxes.

A larger budget would have only led us to expect too much. (as some reviewers have) Part of it's charm is acting on par with the silent era.