"Children Of Men" is a future based movie about a social crisis. The main character Theo is a news reporter from His Theo (Clive Owen) is not an academic but a mid-level bureaucrat, and his connection to a government minister is less close and less lofty. When the radicals approach him, it is in part because one of them is his ex-wife, Julian, and all they ask from him is that he obtain papers that will enable a young African refugee named Kee to travel from London to the coast. He does, but the documents require him to go with her, and it soon converts clear that she is pregnant. The first woman so blessed in two decades.
What I love about this movie is its theme. It expresses the feeling and emotion of the scene through the use of real colour as one of the narrative elements in the filmmaking industry. For example, some parts of the town where the refugees live, it has a dark-themed colour to it that shows that they are in poverty, and the shape they are living in. Furthermore, I saw Theo trying his best to save Kee in any possible way. However, one of the most touching scenes I saw in this film is the part that Kee and Theo are in the middle of the fight between the fishes and the British special force. Because both sides stop shooting and ceasefire their weapon because they are all here the baby crying and everybody is in shock of such a miracle. That shows how much everyone cared about this event, and it feels like a revolution to everyone because the youngest person on the planet was eighteen, who passed away before the climax of the plot in this film. in this future world that intrigues. Then, when the action starts, what I found surprising was the freshness of direction that made me react to ammunition and violence as if I'd never seen them in a movie before. If the script weren't so wonderfully leavened with wit, it would be a grim and scary movie at times.
At the end of the movie, we see a part where Theo finds the boat to pass the water border between refugee land and British citizen land to save Kee and her child. If I have to rate this movie from 1 to 5. it would be a 5. I could not find any problem with the plot nor the setting of the movie. The story was entertaining, and I enjoyed it. Rate: 5/5.