There's no denying Atlas has great visuals, much like most of Netflix's Sci-fi movies. Unfortunately it suffers greatly in the writing department. It feels like a handful of random topics were thrown into a blender and this was the result.
Within 30 minutes, none of the characters avail anything to make them interesting, the whole plot is not interesting and was clearly rushed. As such all of this compounds into a super forgetful experience.
The music and sound design of the movie is also remarkably subpar for a Netflix production which is really sad considering the inspiration for the movie was Titanfall which showed a clear emphasis on sound to really emphasize the immersion of the world which characters found themselves in.
This is a poor attempt at what should've been a remarkable sci-fi experience.
Within 30 minutes, none of the characters avail anything to make them interesting, the whole plot is not interesting and was clearly rushed. As such all of this compounds into a super forgetful experience.
The music and sound design of the movie is also remarkably subpar for a Netflix production which is really sad considering the inspiration for the movie was Titanfall which showed a clear emphasis on sound to really emphasize the immersion of the world which characters found themselves in.
This is a poor attempt at what should've been a remarkable sci-fi experience.
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