Joseph Kosinski

Oblivion

7.0

Jack Harper, a drone repairman stationed on Earth that has been ravaged by war with extraterrestrials, questions his identity after rescuing the woman who keeps appearing in his dreams.

Director: Joseph Kosinski
Main Cast: Morgan Freeman, Tom Cruise, Andrea Riseborough, Olga Kurylenko
Soundtrack: Anthony Gonzalez, Joseph Trapanese
Cinematography: Claudio Miranda
Screenplay: Michael Arndt, Joseph Kosinski, Karl Gajdusek

Cinema Premiere: April 19, 2013

8 foreign reviews of Oblivion (2013)

1. Nöjesguiden

6.7 / 10

Translated from swedish: The best part of the film is the first half, when we get to follow Harper on the lonely, repetitive days in a desolate land that is allowed to speak for itself. It is gloomy and grand, constantly with the oppressive feeling that something is really off.
- Victor Schultz
Swedish: ng.se »
2. Moviezine

6 / 10

Translated from swedish: As a soft start before the more spectacular superheroes and space operas of the summer, "Oblivion" does what it should, entertaining and satisfying the sci-fi craving.
- Alexander Kardelo
Swedish: moviezine.se »
3. Filmeye

6 / 10

Translated from swedish: "Oblivion" doesn't really engage, but it's solid craftsmanship and a story that works even though it's a bit predictable, despite several different twists.
- Jan-Eje Ferling
Swedish: filmeye.se »
4. Game Reactor

6 / 10

Translated from swedish: A mediocre film that doesn't quite hold up all the way. But the image quality is truly incredible.
- Petter Hegevall
Swedish: gamereactor.se »
5. Aftonbladet

4 / 10

Translated from swedish: Powerful environments with seamless effects
Swedish: aftonbladet.se »
6. Expressen

4 / 10

Translated from swedish: Kosinski wants to stand up for culture and human values, but his story is too messy to make any real impact.
- Bernt Eklund
Swedish: expressen.se »
7. Sveriges Radio

4 / 10

Translated from swedish: Too slow, sweeping, and clichéd.
- Björn Jansson
Swedish: sverigesradio.se »
8. Kulturbloggen

2 / 10

Translated from swedish: "Oblivion" boasts that its story does not have any source material, but rather that it is an original story in this age of adaptations and sequels. Considering how shamelessly this film has stolen from other, better films, both in terms of plot and design, one does not know whether to laugh or cry at this.
- Franz Ung
Swedish: kulturbloggen.com »