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(Mauro Lanari) Born already old, hazy, simplistic, biased, with Malcolm X's autobiography, directed by a filmmaker without enough material to make yet another one of his documentary-style biopics. The lead, Samantha Morton, was the 'minority' precog in "Minority Report" (Spielberg 2002).

If you took the social media platform Blue Sky and asked AI to draft a screenplay based on the unfounded and deranged worldview found therein, you would likely get something like the polemic dressed up as a film we know as 2073. Totally unconcerned with historic fact or even plausibility, this screed seeks to blame all the problems of a dystopian future on a narrow, radical sliver of one political faction, ignoring even basic Snopes articles. Anyone with any sense of nuance or knowledge of politics will be hard pressed to make it past the first act. This is a pathetic attempt to launder ill-informed political grievance into a narrative, and it fails on every level.

2073 was honestly a rough watch for me. It’s one of those documentaries that sounds intriguing from the description but ends up feeling painfully slow once you’re actually in it. The pacing is flat, the presentation is dry, and nothing ever really pulls you in. I kept waiting for a moment that would spark some interest, but it just never happened.Overall, it’s a clear 3/10 — dull, unfocused, and way too slow for its own good.

Total political left wing malarkey. If you look at the overall ratings on metacritic you'll find that it's reflected in the voting polls. Hollywood will apparently go down with the ship while they wonder why no one is going to the theater anymore. They must miss the days when people actually believed their narrative like sheep.

Couldn’t get past the 1st 20 minutes. Movie assumed the future following far left propaganda and lies. It’s a shame as it seemed like a good premise but how we get to this dystopian world is completely backwards in its premise.