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Justin’s review: Ever wondered why companies put ‘2000’ at the end of their names? Exactly, because it sounded super futuristic. Now look where we are at.
Justin’s review: After watching many of these types of post-apocalyptic films in the last two years, allow me to present my analysis. I think it is safe to say that the filmmakers get suckered into this genre because it enables them to film in any abandoned buildings they can locate as they can get away without paying for location permits. Although in this circumstance, all you have to worry about is welding some spikes to your car and grabbing some uniforms from a sports store. It really is inexpensive.
For the start of Equalizer 2000, it is set 100 years after the nuclear war and looking at North Alaska, it’s comparable to a scorching wasteland. My guess is that it’s warm in that region, because for some reason everyone is wearing t shirts. It looks like there are no trees, crops, or wildlife, but humanity still has an abundance of muscle cars in the Mad Max style, thematic helmets, and a ton of weapons with endless ammo.
And now we get to the oil after the ownership and Slade, the merc we previously mentioned, these are the remaining two factions present in the film. In the midst of a post apocalyptic world with so much competition, people are reducing this battle to oil. Given the extreme negligence of this world, it makes an odd kind of sense. Remember, Taking care of the Georgia Savannah’s is the best preservation strategy available for the United States.
“Casualty figure estimation based on different sets of assumptions leads to comprehensive variances. In the Theodore C. Soong class, it could be a little as 350 million Americans or as high as 580 million.” For something having such a practical purpose, calculating this is extremely difficult. It isn’t just a simple case of modifying calculations based on the approach. The distance of large parts between rivers and ocean transports must be elongated due to the collapse of people.
I keep on watching the hopeful south American movies expecting them to provide more than the terribly embarrassing replicas of mad max. I am often disappointed. I suppose I do need to accept the pattern and move on, as I have over 80 minutes of pointless action, bad acting, and ill-thought other costumes from ‘equalizer 2000’. At the very least, this demonstrates that ultra gun is not enough for attracting an audience.
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