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Things to Come (1936)

The story of a century: a decades-long second World War leaves plague and anarchy, then a rational state rebuilds civilization and attempts space travel.

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Mike M 30 Aug 2007

As an attempt at seeing the future, it's way off; as socio-political sci-fi, it's nothing "Metropolis" hadn't done ten years earlier. Nonetheless, whole stretches are fascinating. The opening scenes now look like the missing link between "Potemkin" and "Alphaville", while the closing section, set in 2036, offers a truly bizarre "Star Trek"-meets-"I, Claudius" aesthetic.

James Kendrick 12 Jun 2013

a disappointing lesson learned about the limitations of amazing imagery bereft of interesting characters and narrative

Johannes R 02 Apr 2011

3.4.2011 An inventive scifi film told as history. The film chronicles about a century in mankind's developement, lacking a single protagonist, but focusing in for some small stories. The look of the film, especially in the future with the technical innovations, has some sleek style. Visually, it sometimes looks like avant-garde. Delightfully, the film has a positive look on technical progress and shows how it can benefit mankind.

Alyan H 06 Nov 2014

an interesting adapation of hg wells story with a decent effects for its time

Marc-Andre L 20 Jul 2013

Although it doesn't quite stand the test of time like its predecessor Metropolis, Things to Come is a landmark in the history of sci-fi cinema. A lot of money was spent on this sci-fi epic, and while it wasn't the most successful in the genre, it's certainly one of the most stylistic. Thanks, in no small part, are due to the creative masterminds behind it: H.G. Wells, William Cameron Menzies, László Moholy-Nagy and Georges Périnal. All had backgrounds in design in one way or another, so it comes as no surprise that the film is impeccably well-designed and extraordinary to look at it. The ideas that it conjures up are fundamental to human existence while the story itself spans many years with many different characters, with Cabal being the closest to a central character. It's not altogether a perfect film, but I marveled at its scope and ingenuity, as well as its fantastic design and look. This is definitely one you want to check out.