Interesting story line and especially in today's world but, I wonder at the end of the film will people stand up and raise and extend there arm and shout,"Sieg Heil" or "Allahu Akbar." The concept art does look really good.

That's hilarious- the UN declare war on the Muslim world? Are you kidding me? It's a wretched hive of scum and villainy already- just take a look at the Human Rights Council, filled with some of the worst human rights offenders on the planet.

If they wanted this story to be even passably linked to reality the UN would be siding with the Muslim world against the US.

And from the sounds of the synopsis the West are the one and only bad guys here- way to endear yourself to the audience!

I agree. Whoever wrote this has no clue about the US and our relationship with the UN. It would be the US vs. The Muslim UN.

i guess that this story is telling you that people you were told to be bad guys are also people like you, being told exactly the same thing - that you are the bad guy. political fiction isnt really important here.

and going a bit offtopic, from my side of the world US doesnt seem like the best human rights defender. however i dont think that human rights are important for large scale politics. more important is to make people believe that they are.

It's a pretty tired story, I think. It's pretty much straight out of multiple other projects, with this dead nature "twist", which doesn't really bring much to the table.

So...diplomacy fails, and suddenly nature does too?

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I'm very intersted in the explaination to this...

This sounds like an awful film made by a politically clueless fellow. Which, of course, means it has a darn good shot at getting picked up by a major Hollywood studio! LOL!

"way to endear yourself to the audience!"

Are you sure you know who their audience is? Judging by the awkward phrasing in the summary, I don't think it's necessarily the English-speaking world.

I agree with rek. I think it's a Muslim oriented film, which is good to see a "sci-fi" futuristic film from and for another culture. Shows the mindset, the world against us paranoia. Who knows, perhaps it could be toned down, adjusted, and made more for everyone's consumption. It doesn't have to, as ultimately I don't think it matters if the west likes this film or not. There's hundreds of millions of people this movie has a built-in audience for, and perhaps they'll get funding. It would be good to see this genre take off in other underdeveloped markets. Also, it's not inherently, in the setting, a bad film. It tries to show how we're all the same in the end. Not a bad premise, and not a misguided one either. It's just not original to western audiences, but I bet it will be to middle eastern and generally muslim ones.

3 world wars in one movie? what a crack of ****.

why even post rubbish like this. it ll never get made in this form. complete B/S.

This reminds me of a saying in the 1970's about some of the scfi that was starting to rear it's ugly head "If you want to send a message use western union."
The UN aganst the Muslim World? Ok that horse has been beat to death. If your going to do scfi do some research the people who watch scfi and read scfi are much more aware of what's happening in the world than the readers of say Twilight. I see this stuff and I cringe, and I fear for the genre I love.

@ Pat

I doubt all three wars feature in the film. Rather, they will be explained as part of the world's backstory.

This sounds terrible. There are so many issues I could pick with the synopsis alone, the idea of a 'muslim world', or even the west for that matter, as a united an homogeneous agent, being the biggest issue. For sure, I understand the concept of suspending disbelief for narrative purposes, but come on. The moral 'we should all get along' point really looses force with such ridiculous back story.

This sound like a cool and interesting movie. Not a typical Hollywood polished movie.

I could'nt help notice the comment by "donc48"
"people who watch scfi and read scfi are much more aware of what's happening in the world than the readers of say Twilight"
I must say that this is deffently the most idiotic comment I have ever heard.
So after your opinion sci-fi readers are some kind of political geniuses???
Last time I checked sci-fi readers were neards who spends 24 hours behind a computer screen thinking that they know it all (witch I bet you are). And NO, captain Kirk aint real!