Best movie ever!

Blistering performances.

The acting in this movie is really good.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Theme is excellent material for a new long term series. Problem of "viewers" today is they actually stop love anything in life. That is why inspirational movies and series like this are usually banned from the start.World is simple place. Haters should stay in their world of hate, how rest of us could enjoy in exceptional show and good things in life.Now about the movie:Actors done a fine job. Much better than those in Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) which hit $1.54B revenue. This is obvious proof how movies which is pushed by "global world elite" trough mass media and large fund marketing sold in enormous numbers.The Lost Future shows to much nature and to less metal for the "global elite" taste. Therefore it is not supported. Especially when bad guy an the end was defeated to easy, so automatically gives viewers (common people) to much hope and tyrants (global elite) to less power.Everything is psychology today, but question is how many people really wants to see it that way.

This movie only has Sean Bean acting in it to recommend it but - guess what - in it he plays a rough, tough Yorkshireman (can Sean Bean play anything else?), albeit a disenfranchised one. All the villagers wander in the dust around wearing neat and pristine animal skins which are just a little too perfect, and the inhabitants themselves are all a little too finely-manicured (including beards and haircuts neatly-trimmed) to suggest the rough living of a sparse and dangerous post-apocalyptic world. The movie is kind of broadly plausible until it announces The Yellow Powder, the salvation of the human race, but currently in the possession of an evil overlord who looks like the Sheriff of Nottingham from numerous Robin Hood incarnations. The evil overlord's young daughter is just a little too eager to help the escapees, especially as it will mean inevitable death to her unfortunately evil father. Oh, and The Yellow Powder has a miraculous and instant healing power; and there seems to be quite a lot of it for something which was apparently in crucially short supply only fifteen minutes earlier and worth killing indiscriminately for.This movie is ghastly.Oh, and then there are zombies. Yes. of course there are the zombies. I'm going to train as an undertaker so that i can tie up the shoelaces of dead people. Then the Zombie Apocalypse will be hilarious.

This is a fairly okay movie. If you take into account that it is actually a SyFy production it is really fantastic and miles above most things produced by SyFy. It was certainly not one of those movie that left you with a what-a-waste-of-time feeling when you went to bed after seeing it in the evening. Rather on the contrary.The fact that Sean Bean is part of the cast is of course a good start. I generally like his performance. I was actually quite disappointed when he was killed off already in the first season of Game of Thrones. The rest of the cast are okay. Perhaps not Oscars-winning material but good enough.The story is a reasonably classical post-apocalyptic one where the survivors of the human race fight against extinction. There is no this-is-what-happened scenes whatsoever at the beginning of the movie. We're dumped straight into it and only a good chunk into the movie do we get to know what supposedly happened. There are certainly some silly holes in the story. Such as why this group of humans could have remained safe if their little place for generations when, in reality, the mutants could just walk in. Also, although the scenes at the ruins of the old city was quite okay the "library" bugged me. There was no roof for Christ sake! After the first couple of rains those books would have been gone.Apparently there was some controversy around the movie when it was shown. The movie was intended for a 12 year rating but it got a 15 year one due to an "explicit sex scene". That is just so much bullocks. There is indeed a scene showing two people having sex from some distance. There is nothing "explicit" about it whatsoever. It is so typical of the brain-dead movie censors in a lot of countries. 12 year olds cannot be expected to see people doing a natural thing but stabbing people left, right and centre is fine? Otherwise the movie was a quite entertaining action/disaster/fantasy type of movie and, as I said, hugely better than most things SyFy-channel have produced.

Well the movie was entertaining, but there were some flaws that a lot of average intelligent people will point out.1. The post-apocalyptic future will not have cave men and women speaking in very articulate English, many years (100 plus years) after civilization breaks down - especially, with English accents when they cannot read or write.2. Scantily clad men and women would not walk around in the wild with all the insects biting them and being exposed to all that sunlight. Even in ancient times, men and women covered their bodies both in the desert as well as in the tropics - just to protect themselves against the natural elements. Yes, there are some small groups in the past as well as in the present that were scantily clad but they were not the majority of the people.3. It was not clear in the movie but it was reveled in the making of the movie that the area was in the New York City area. There is no small river or tributary that flows into New York City like that depicted in the movie; it is just one big river, about mile wide, and that is the Hudson River. The descendants of New York City or any place in New York State or New Jersey will not have English accents. The forest areas looks believable but the Cold Northeast contains maple, birch, and pine trees. Plus, there is no US National Park called Grey Rock. The closest US National Park is hundred miles to the North and to the South.As usually, Hollywood or any movie making business always bypasses scientific and historical accuracy and thinking the majority of the people will not notice.