G-Loc (2020)

After watching G-Lock I'd like to say that i liked it, enjoyed it and think it is quite acceptable and worth the ticket fee.

The plot is alright, same as the acting. Probably because i love Space, futuristic movies.

In fact, it is our destiny (destiny of mankind) to find other planets to live as our mother Earth one day in the future would not be able to sustain life no more.

That will take many many many centuries. But over population, the destruction of the environment, diseases and our bad DNA of always wanting to wage war against each other will prompt migration to another planet, another "Rhea."

So, as we can see, the story, with its imperfections, it is quite possible. in fact, it is inevitable. We are going there. We will not see it. But the descendants of our descendants will.

I liked G-Lock, hope you'd like it too

Fmovies: A movie with just 2 actors, and a stupid, classic, childish, old school, blue pill, begining of a love story. I couldn't watched it till the end

..... does not bode well for the remaining hour and thirty-four mins (also and this is only for content and word count - go Lando Norris at the grand prix this weekend - f1 rules! come on my fellow Americans, catch the fever! it's miles better than any other sport and makes Nascar look as lame as it is)

G-Loc fmovies. Unbelievable storyline Terrible acting Predictable script Rubbish graphics

Don't waste your time

What a dismal attempt at a sci-fi film. The concept had great potential, however, the follow through of bringing the story to life completely failed.

Limited special effects, only 8 cast members, stiff acting, awful dialogue and limited sets make this film a total disaster.

The fact that this film is released on the cinema circuit baffles the brain.

Avoid the entire ordeal. Not worth your time or money. The entire project is simply irritating.

1 star because I have to. Dreadful, Boring and Stupid!

I was hanging in there waiting to see what our new planet Rhea looks like and what the implications of accelerated passage of time would be (both these things are mentioned in the synopsis). Alas... we never get to Rhea and the time difference never comes into play. The glimpses of a dramatically changed climate on earth are intriguing, but don't really eventuate to much. There are a lot of ideas that could have been explored, but so much time in this movie is taken up by fisticuffs-in-space and AI giving the characters instructions like arbitrary videogame challenges.