The Car
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Jeorj Euler — 9 years ago(October 22, 2016 07:22 AM)
Did they run out of budget just as it came time to source a vehicle?
They didn't necessarily run out, as it might not have been intended to vehicle anyway.
Seriously, the world is this futuristic utopia and they decided they'd whitewash a 90s Caddy?
Just because it takes place in a future doesn't meant that it is futuristic. It's actually not unusual for a "utopia" to be kind of behind the times in certain aspects of technology. The regime depicted in this film has vehicles at all whereas the peasants have to walk everywhere. It's obvious that the theme is that of not only artlessness but "economy" too. I don't understand why so many people don't understand this. -
BrightLitStar — 9 years ago(October 31, 2016 01:33 PM)
Did any of you forget to mention that they had a 3rd World War.
Maybe it put a halt on technological advances and even MAYBE it eliminated some technology.
The car was simply there to show it was for transportation only, not for emotional liking like one would have if he were to choose a car of his own.
A bright light can hollow the deepest of nothingness.