2020·Science Fiction·1h 54m
6.7
★
A lowly utility worker is called to the future by a mysterious radio signal, he must leave his dying wife to embark on a journey that will force him to face his deepest fears in an attempt to change the fabric of reality and save humankind from its greatest environmental crisis yet.
Directed by Seth Larney
climate change
time travel
time machine
nuclear explosion
deforestation
time paradox
oxygen depletion
2060s
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Cast
Kodi Smit-McPhee
Ethan Whyte
Ryan Kwanten
Jude Mathers
Sana'a Shaik
Xanthe Whyte
Aaron Glenane
Richard Whyte
Leeanna Walsman
Selene Whyte
Deborah Mailman
Regina Jackson
Finn Little
Young Ethan Whyte
Matt Testro
Young Jude Mathers
Damian Walshe-Howling
Billy Mitchell
Andy McPhee
Desperate Worker
Judd Wild
Middle Class Man
Natasha Wanganeen
Government Offical
Crew
Gareth Davies
Writer
Sean Lahiff
Editor
Lisa Shaunessy
Producer
Michael Rymer
Executive Producer
Gareth Davies
Additional Dialogue
Joan Sauers
Script Editor
Kelly Valentine Hendry
Casting
Sheila Hanahan
Script Editor
Storm Ashwood
Gaffer
Damian Walshe-Howling
Second Unit Director
Popular Reviews
59 reviews
E. A. Bland
7.0★ · 03/11/21
Wow, I really enjoyed this one. 2067 is one of the better new-wave Sci-Fi (?) films - set in some god-forsaken future, with a weird plot, and dropped balls - I’ve seen to date.
Side note: yet another film within the past year that’s forced me to review the biblical teachings I grew up with from a different/new perspective.
Example: (spoiler alert)
Plot point - no hope for earth, mankind is evil, only the strong/chosen few should/will be allowed to survive.
Biblical teaching: Mankind is evil having cut themselves off from God. Only the chosen few (144,000 I think, plus anyone else who accepts Christ) will/should be saved.
This line of thought has been embedded within our cultural, societal, and religious DNA for centuries it would seem. “Let’s thin the heard and then we can (re)take our place among the Heavens and live like kings.” I don’t know whether to be sick or flabbergasted!
Sorry for you taking you to church for a sec. 😂 Just some food for thought.
Side note: yet another film within the past year that’s forced me to review the biblical teachings I grew up with from a different/new perspective.
Example: (spoiler alert)
Plot point - no hope for earth, mankind is evil, only the strong/chosen few should/will be allowed to survive.
Biblical teaching: Mankind is evil having cut themselves off from God. Only the chosen few (144,000 I think, plus anyone else who accepts Christ) will/should be saved.
This line of thought has been embedded within our cultural, societal, and religious DNA for centuries it would seem. “Let’s thin the heard and then we can (re)take our place among the Heavens and live like kings.” I don’t know whether to be sick or flabbergasted!
Sorry for you taking you to church for a sec. 😂 Just some food for thought.
Wow, I really enjoyed this one. 2067 is one of the better new-wave Sci-Fi (?) films - set in some god-forsaken future, with a weird plot, and dropped balls - I’ve seen to date.
Side note: yet another film within the past year that’s forced me to review the biblical teachings I grew up with from a different/new perspective.
Example: (spoiler alert)
Plot point - no hope for earth, mankind is evil, only the strong/chosen few should/will be allowed to survive.
Biblical teaching: Mankind is evil having cut themselves off from God. Only the chosen few (144,000 I think, plus anyone else who accepts Christ) will/should be saved.
This line of thought has been embedded within our cultural, societal, and religious DNA for centuries it would seem. “Let’s thin the heard and then we can (re)take our place among the Heavens and live like kings.” I don’t know whether to be sick or flabbergasted!
Sorry for you taking you to church for a sec. 😂 Just some food for thought.
Side note: yet another film within the past year that’s forced me to review the biblical teachings I grew up with from a different/new perspective.
Example: (spoiler alert)
Plot point - no hope for earth, mankind is evil, only the strong/chosen few should/will be allowed to survive.
Biblical teaching: Mankind is evil having cut themselves off from God. Only the chosen few (144,000 I think, plus anyone else who accepts Christ) will/should be saved.
This line of thought has been embedded within our cultural, societal, and religious DNA for centuries it would seem. “Let’s thin the heard and then we can (re)take our place among the Heavens and live like kings.” I don’t know whether to be sick or flabbergasted!
Sorry for you taking you to church for a sec. 😂 Just some food for thought.
daria michèPRO
2.0★ · 03/26/26
xanthe was the 6 to ethan’s 7 (6️⃣🤷🏻♂️7️⃣)
xanthe was the 6 to ethan’s 7 (6️⃣🤷🏻♂️7️⃣)
Tiphn
5.0★ · 03/16/26
Deux milles SIX SEVEN
Deux milles SIX SEVEN
Mirriau
4.0★ · 07/05/25
If only the story hold up to the visuals.
If only the story hold up to the visuals.
SONA66
4.0★ · 01/12/25
I think it’s a cool concept about saving humanity through time travel, but the execution wasn’t great. It’s decent if you’re into sci-fi, but not super memorable. And why is everyone saying that that’s not how science works, like come on it’s just a movie enjoy it!
I think it’s a cool concept about saving humanity through time travel, but the execution wasn’t great. It’s decent if you’re into sci-fi, but not super memorable. And why is everyone saying that that’s not how science works, like come on it’s just a movie enjoy it!