Warning (2021)

Although intriguing but confusing with parrallel short stories in succession, Warning clearly fails to be a coherent futuristic tale in spite of philosophical attempts at demonstrating the true meaning of life both for better or worse.

Fmovies: This was a completely disjointed and confusing film It didn't grab me and hold my attention and so I drifted from one confusing scene to the next. The individual scenes were fairly well acted and mostly goodish but the space scene was impossible, the religious scenes were too religious & the rest didnt make much sense or have cohesion.

Ultimately the film didnt make much sense and just leaves you wondering what just happened.

Poor Scripting The sound is ok The Photography is ok The Acting is ok

Its worth a watch 👍

This is one of those ideas that look OK on paper.

But, when they are executed in film they become a confusing, convoluted mess.

Besides, this type of film seem to have a clear and defined agenda. There is always some social criticism and this idea that capitalism is bad.... I guess that we all would be better living as peasant in a communal farm, right? But the nincompoops who wrote and directed this minor celluloid disaster did not realize yet that they would not be able to make their little opus in the type of society they envision as ideal.

Anyway, the title of the film is very appropriate because it is a warning that it is really bad.

Warning fmovies. This movie has a lot of problems. Starting with that it tries too much and what I mean by that is that there is no flow or common tread. This spins on its axel, sometimes shaky cam, some times fixed, and we even see it as first-player-shooter camera at times. Sometimes futuristic music, sometimes nonsense, sometimes the movie tries to sell a future with robots etc and sometimes the feeling is that this is made in the 1980s. And people smoke! Like a lot. When did smoking become a thing in the future? The movie is sold as social criticism one second, and a futuristic existential drama the next. This is family, God, and relationship one second and end of the world the next. This is drugs and rape one second, and slow moving dialogue in Space the next.

This mixture and lack of directing is one key factor why this does not work. You can see the threads, and the scenes, but they are not together, this is not made good enough for us to really tell what is going on. They also mention Covid as a third outbreak with a lot of nonsense attached to it and this virus news is told by a voice sounding like a bored sex worker. So, so bad...

The second big problem with this movie is the low production value. Set pieces, clothes, light, and almost everything about this is smells and look cheap.

The two only positives are the acting which is solid by the entire cast, and the music which overall is excellent.

The movie is unfortunately a complete failure in execution. The script, directing, and storytelling is all horrible.

I can however see potential. Tripple the budget, make the movie 20min longer so we can tie everything together properly and polish up on everything I mention above and this could actually be something. I have the feeling that the idea is good, but nothing else besides acting is so it all becomes incompetent nonsense.

This movie desperately tries to be a futuristic more modern SJW version of Requiem for a Dream dosed with some end of the world porn. And it fails so badly it is not even funny.

I give this a 2/10. This is not the worst I have seen this year, but this is not something anyone should watch. Stay away.

I love Thomas Jane he is one of my favorite actors and Dreamcatcher (2003) will always be my favorite movie. That being said I am not sure what he was doing in this so called movie at all. This reminded me of that show Black Mirror which was horrible and I only watched to see Miley Cyrus. This movie was a few different sci-fi stories, each of them entertaining enough to carry you till the end. But they never connected like I hoped they would have so I felt my time was wasted by the end. If you enjoy mini stories that do no have anything to do with each other then this is a movie for you! Actors were good and believable so I can at least say this movie was more then half way good. Who knew Schwarzenegger Jr could act!

Looks like the creators pulled some interesting ideas from the Internet and tried to do multiple stories Black Mirror-style.

I can't say it was horrible, but the script needed a couple more revisions and improvements. Some of the things don't work, some of the dialogue feels very forced. And since Black Mirror exists, it's hard to make a good film about humanity destroying itself in the supposedly happy tech-improved future.

The setting worked mostly because of how cold and lifeless it felt, recognizable Central Europe backgrounds were a nice choice.

The acting ranged from not great (the android handler) to quite okay-ish. Most of the stories were not given enough screen time to shine, I don't know why they have decided to make it as short. The android story with more details would've been great if they'd given it more time to breathe.

There was potential in this film, but it was heavily undermined by the lack of story and details to munch on. Even the budget didn't hurt it as much.

I wish Agata Alexander good luck and hopefully, she will be able to refine this and create a good film out of this with a bigger budget.

I also wouldn't call it artsy, it has a good emotional side and there were no useless scenes of self-indulgence.