The Adjustment Bureau (2011) is adapted more to a story by Philip K. Dick, a science-fiction writers whose works have been brought to Hollywood with varying results.
In this case, the chemistry between Matt Damon and Emily Blunt might be the highlight of the film, though no big deal.
Translated as "Agents of Doom", translation literally would be "The Office Settings." And that is the premise of the story is the existence of an office that ensures that people do not leave what is already defined in a "grand plan", something that our players do.
Despite the interesting idea, implementation is far from effective, and the final borders on the absurd , encouraged further by the simplicity of the motivations behind this office, and the resolution that is inconsistent with everything we had seen.
write this text a lot after seeing the film at the cinema, so it may already be in a few rooms. But do not worry if you did not see it because it is not lost much thing.
In this case, the chemistry between Matt Damon and Emily Blunt might be the highlight of the film, though no big deal.
Translated as "Agents of Doom", translation literally would be "The Office Settings." And that is the premise of the story is the existence of an office that ensures that people do not leave what is already defined in a "grand plan", something that our players do.
Despite the interesting idea, implementation is far from effective, and the final borders on the absurd , encouraged further by the simplicity of the motivations behind this office, and the resolution that is inconsistent with everything we had seen.
write this text a lot after seeing the film at the cinema, so it may already be in a few rooms. But do not worry if you did not see it because it is not lost much thing.
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