Predestination be damned in George Nolfi’s new thriller The Adjustment Bureau. Following the political career of the countries new young politician David Norris a team of overworked adjusters find their plan falling off course as a single slip up creates a ripple that could threaten so much more. An interesting plot that takes a much less traveled path to telling a tale of love, destiny, and freewill The Adjustment Bureau wraps a great performance from Matt Damon in with an enticing art direction reminiscent of 2010’s Inception to create a film that is equal parts interestingly unique and eerily familiar.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
100 Word Review - The Adjustment Bureau
Predestination be damned in George Nolfi’s new thriller The Adjustment Bureau. Following the political career of the countries new young politician David Norris a team of overworked adjusters find their plan falling off course as a single slip up creates a ripple that could threaten so much more. An interesting plot that takes a much less traveled path to telling a tale of love, destiny, and freewill The Adjustment Bureau wraps a great performance from Matt Damon in with an enticing art direction reminiscent of 2010’s Inception to create a film that is equal parts interestingly unique and eerily familiar.
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