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"In the near future, global warming turns parts of the American Midwest into a desert. In its attempt to take hold of the economic recession, a government agency called the Humanity Bureau exiles members of society deemed unproductive, and banishes them to a colony known as New Eden. An ambitious and impartial caseworker Noah Kross investigates a case appealed by a single mother and her son. Knowing the unjust fate of the innocent boy, Kross sets off to save the lives of the mother and child."
Release date: April 6, 2018 (Canada)
Director: Rob W King
Production companies: Mind's Eye Entertainment; Bridgegate Pictures; VMI Worldwide
Music by: Todd Bryanton
Distributed by: Mind's Eye Entertainment
Box office: $58,970
The tone of the movie is set when it begins as this;
... In the near future
... After economic catastrophe and climate change came famine, the great migration and the civil war.
... Society collapsed. Manufacturing and production of food and goods ceased. America built walls around itself and its cities.
... The government gave sweeping powers to a single agency whose task was to assess and separate those citizens who were deemed a burden to the system.
... The agency was known as...THE HUMANITY BUREAU
The movie stars Nicholas Cage as Noah Kross. As one of Kross' first cases, he has an appointment with an elderly man that is no longer "useful" and is a drain on society. The man's apartment/motel room has a MAGA (Make America Great Again) poster displayed, during the interview between him and Kross, he reminds Kross that he's a citizen of the United States of America and dined at the White House. Lo and behold, he has a picture from years ago that shows him sitting next to President Donald Trump.
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Would also love to do that place- I think in South America, where you sleep in a tent on the side of a mountain!
For a 6 year old to want to do that,must have been something bad.Perhaps sexual abuse or something?
SO yea,I know the frustration all to well of how it feels to grow up as "that kid" at the back of the room.
School bullying has been a issue for decades and if these folks that claim to want to make positive changes really meant it,they would do something about it.
Cyber school, It worked for the plandemic,why not keep on?
MUCH cheaper in the long run as the homeless issue could be partly solved by housing people in the old school buildings,busing would no logner be needed. School lunches,would be the PARENTS problem,not the taxpayers and etc. A win win for everyone.
Less school shootings and at the very least,less kids in 1 place to get harmed.
But no, just delete the gun and the whole world will be perfect and kumbaya will be the world anthem.
• Children needn't be bullied by children, teachers or parents.
• Teachers needn't be bullied by the children they're attempting to teach.
• Parents need to be more involved in parenting their children because it's NOT THE JOB OF THE TEACHER to babysit your li'l hooligans 8 hours a day while you're getting high.
Then something like this happens and everyone is like,"HOw could this happen"?
Well, gee,just as being discussed in another thread I mentioned i would like to see the country go back to the ways of the 50's and this is 1 of the reasons why. School shootings were rare.Parents,namely the mother,were involved in the teaching,raising and caring for the children.
Guns were less common and people didn't use agun to settle an argument.
You get to a point in your life sometimes where you are fed up and can NOT take it anymore. In the case of a 6 year old wanting KILL or harm with a gun, I would say exposure to video games and the killing on them may have been a negative influence.
People for decades have tried to explain that violent music, violent tv shows and games, have a negative effect on the people. Prompting violent behaviors and habits. But the liberals call it freedom of expression and whine to their lawyers, as our kids continue to play games and watch violent movies and listen to music that encourages violence without accountability.
The causes of the immense gun violence in aThe US has been debated and argued over for years and there will never be a agreement on how to deal with it.
You have your views on gun control, which I respect but totally disagree with, and. Ihave mine, which you totally disagree with. So the shootings and often killings just keep going on.
My guess is that a 6 year old child is not able to process what he did. He is not able to process what happens when you shoot someone or something with a real gun, that they are not able to get up, dust themselves off because they have a spare life or two. Regardless of how anyone feels about guns and gun violence in the United States, it circles back to current culture. Is it only that the mindset of Americans is fucked up and that we have access to guns? I kinda think that our society/the world is fucked up and folks living elsewhere need to be "creative" with the way they "accomplish" their dastardly deed.
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I mean if you are sending your teen age boy to school would you feel comfortable knowing he has a gay teacher I wouldn’t
I own my wrecker and the shop and all the tools so I don’t see any one trying to stop me the costumer can either ride with me and trust i will behave or walk it’s that simple
The problem is that the parent(s) did secure the gun properly.
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My bad, an incomplete thought, a better composed thought and sentence would have been as follows;
The problem is not about US gun problem, the problem is that the parent(s) did NOT secure the gun properly.
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And yet a conversation like this when I’m watching the movie four brothers filmed in the mean streets of Detroit
If we could get the guns away from the crooks the rest of us could keep ours locked up until we wanted to target shoot or something.
IF criminals were deterred or dealt with, we wouldn't feel the need to have a gun on our side so to speak.
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