Humanity Bureau, The

Canada / USA / UK • 2017 • 95m •

• Directed by: Rob W. King. • Starring: Nicolas Cage, Sarah Lind, Jakob Davies, Hugh Dillon, Vicellous Shannon, Kurt Max Runte, Destee Klyne, Nikolas Filipovic, Jett Klyne, David Lovgren, Leo Fafard, Mel Tuck, Sheldon Bergstrom. • Music by: Todd Bryanton.

In a dystopian future where the American government has enacted a secret operation to cremate those deemed expendable, an agent goes rogue and attempts to escape to Canada along with a woman and her young son.

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This movie was painful to watch. The plot drags on, and on. Every actor seems as if they are acting out a poor cliche of their characters. The acting is just terrible as well as there was absolutely no character build-up to let the viewer empathize. Even the female lead was painful to watch. She was bland and lacked any kind of personality, but then so did Nicholas Cage's role. Why or what happened to him? Why such crappy roles. It seems it wasn't too very long ago, I watched another movie with him in it that was pretty cheesy.

If you watch this, do it for the ornamental sake of things, as this movie is so bad. Please don't expect much, but you may get a kick out of the different characters. It was almost like watching an evil villain cartoon for kids, only this wasn't a cartoon!

Review by sherripadgitt-55536 from the Internet Movie Database.

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