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Children of Men

Children of Men

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Oct 26, 2026

AksharaHOST
0:29
Coming to the first story.
AksharaHOST
0:31
Have you seen Children of Men? It's a great movie in which the world is wrecked by war, economic depression and closed borders.
AksharaHOST
0:39
We're certainly glad that this isn't happening in our world yet.
AksharaHOST
0:44
But its most unmistakable feature is none of this.
EvanHOST
39:00
And so it's funny you mentioned.
EvanHOST
39:01
So the person who's a cinematographer, he did a bunch of Alfonso Cuaron movies, including Children of Men, which is one of my favorite movies of all time, you know.
EvanHOST
39:12
By far.
EvanHOST
39:13
And that movie has also cinematography like this, where you just, you know.
EffyHOST
25:03
I think sit down until you're ready.
EffyHOST
25:05
He did Children of Men, right?
PeterHOST
25:07
Yes.
PeterHOST
25:07
Yeah, that movie...
BarrooHOST
13:05
movie.
BarrooHOST
13:07
If this is like the Harry Potter 3 before Children of Men, you know what I mean? I'm okay with it.
BarrooHOST
13:16
But it's still pretty shallow cash gravity.
BarrooHOST
13:19
It's still pretty like...
BenHOST
2:10
Beyond
GiordanoHOST
2:10
like the prescience of the film predicting some of the technologies that we have today, I think it's also interesting to talk about because as we said on our Children of Men episode, you could tell a lot about a society by the dystopia that it produces.
GiordanoHOST
2:24
So looking at any piece of dystopian fiction is always a valuable exercise.
BenHOST
2:29
The world
BonesPANELIST
35:30
Climax could be it.
RichGUEST
35:33
Children of Men.
RichGUEST
35:34
There's a Russian movie that pulled to the
BonesPANELIST
35:37
record.
Jimmy BernasconiHOST
5:53
And I think the idea of this film is kind of saying like, what is the reality of living in such a milieu? So similar to what we said last week, I think this film does a really good job of talking about showing how morality can be used as a weapon and not just any weapon, but like an unjust weapon.
Jimmy BernasconiHOST
6:09
And particularly one that is disguised as righteousness, very postmodern idea, where it's not just that, you know, you have some kind of like, imagine like a film like, I don't know if you've ever seen like Equilibrium or any of those dystopian films, like Children of Men or something, those kind of bleak ones where it's like, these are the rules, you will stick to them.
Jimmy BernasconiHOST
6:27
This film is a little bit more sophisticated and it's like, these are the rules, you'll stick to them.
Jimmy BernasconiHOST
6:31
Like it's all, it's very like gushy and lovely and that sort of thing.
Michael HerbertHOST
7:10
You can destroy the humanity.
Michael HerbertHOST
7:12
I have Children of Men, kind of a world-ending calamity.
Michael HerbertHOST
7:16
Signs is, like, threatening things.
Michael HerbertHOST
7:18
World destruction, along with War of the Worlds.
SeanHOST
57:56
I don't usually do.
SeanHOST
57:57
I get this far off on sci-fi, but I do enjoy like children of men is one of my favorite films as well.
SeanHOST
58:03
I think that's a great, I haven't done it on the podcast yet, but that's a great film set in the near future.
SeanHOST
58:08
Well, it was the near future when it was made.
Riley QuinnHOST
8:16
Now with this, they're saying, like, what if like we could just keep making like the like the same franchises forever with the same actors? And it's like, no, thank you.
Riley QuinnHOST
8:26
Could we just have some new actors? Like, I don't want to live in like the cultural version of Children of Men.
Riley QuinnHOST
8:31
Like, can we make new stuff, please?
Will SloanGUEST
8:33
No, it turns out the vampire's curse.

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