Synopsis
A lowly utility worker is called to the future by a mysterious radio signal, he must leave his dying wife to embark on a journey that will force him to face his deepest fears in an attempt to change the fabric of reality and save humankind from its greatest environmental crisis yet.
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Cast
- Kodi Smit-McPheeEthan Whyte
- Ryan KwantenJude Mathers
- Sana'a ShaikXanthe Whyte
- Aaron GlenaneRichard Whyte
- Leeanna WalsmanSelene Whyte
- Deborah MailmanRegina Jackson
- Finn LittleYoung Ethan Whyte
- Matt TestroYoung Jude Mathers
- Damian Walshe-HowlingBilly Mitchell
- Andy McPheeDesperate Worker
Recommendations
- 50
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
Despite the too-twisty story and drippy characters, Larney does extremely impressive work with a limited budget, creating an entire world (or two) as if he had the resources of a Marvel escapade, or at the very least a Terminator entry. It’s only a shame that his performers don’t quite match his aesthetic ingenuity, especially Smit-McPhee, who wails and garbles with grating abandon. - 50
RogerEbert.com
The optimistic, twisting core of what 2067 is about will keep genre fans engaged even as the increasingly bad performances and frustrating writing pushes them away at the same time. - 50
Uproxx
In the end, the timeliness of 2067’s premise is matched only by the clunkiness of its execution. - 40
The Hollywood Reporter
Almost without fail, Larney's dramatic beats dispense with any build-up before arriving at their intended level of intensity, and the movie overall projects grandiosity without taking the time to make us care about the world being saved. - 40
Variety
The result is a movie that seems unaware just how generic the should-be-distinguishing details of its earnest eco-cautionary tale have turned out. - 40
The Guardian
If all the money in the world is no guarantee of a good story, all the technical innovations – the dressing of sets, the creation of effects, the careful management of what is in and out of the frame – is of course no guarantee of one either. - 38
New York Post
Most of this film is humorless and with not so much of a score as a subwoofer. - 38
Movie Nation
A cautionary eco-parable wrapped in a seriously dull and myopic time-travel thriller, 2067 bogs down early on in questions of “fate” and “determinism,” and never tears itself free of that bog.
