Review Detail
8.5 5 10
Overall rating
7.6
Audio/Video Quality
6.0
Audio Editing
10.0
Visual Editing
10.0
Narrative
6.0
Enjoyment
6.0
The trims on social commentary do make the film a bit less bleak, but there's little remaining to emphatize.
Also, Kruger and Delacourt are introduced completely out of the blue. It just doesn't justify the amount of screen time dedicated an obnoxious and over-the-top villain and turns Jodie Foster into an in-and-out cameo.
Editing is flawless and makes up for a decent effort among others. I just feel like Elysium is a tough one to salvage - a shame since it looks so glorious.
The video quality is impressive for the 720p MKV, but as mentioned below, there's something really wrong with the frames from start to finish - rendering it almost unwatchable at times. Can't speak for the BD.
Also, Kruger and Delacourt are introduced completely out of the blue. It just doesn't justify the amount of screen time dedicated an obnoxious and over-the-top villain and turns Jodie Foster into an in-and-out cameo.
Editing is flawless and makes up for a decent effort among others. I just feel like Elysium is a tough one to salvage - a shame since it looks so glorious.
The video quality is impressive for the 720p MKV, but as mentioned below, there's something really wrong with the frames from start to finish - rendering it almost unwatchable at times. Can't speak for the BD.
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Format Watched?
Digital
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