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  Review by davidehrlich ★½ 19

  i *so* want to support anyone who's making original sci-fi on a studio budget.

  but no.

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  Review by iana ★ 6

  duncan jones: how will i convey to the audience that my main character doesn’t fit in with the world he lives in?

  [somewhere in the 16 years it took to make this ill-fated passion project — the clouds open up, the sun comes beaming in, illuminating duncan’s face and his mind. his eyes widen as the greatest idea to ever grace humanity hits him like a freight train]

  duncan jones: MAKE. HIM. AMISH.

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  Review by luke ★ 4

  It's nice that Netflix movies come with directions in their titles now

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  Review by #1 gizmo fan ★ 17

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  I absolutely love when a movie has a blue haired manic pixie dream girl that’s only purpose is to die and the pedofile is redeemed! also LOVE those homophobic undertones! also LOVE when a movie is utter garabge! LOVE IT!

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  Review by demi adejuyigbe ½ 5

  this is absolutely one of the worst fucking movies i have ever seen

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  Review by matt lynch ★★ 6

  There's honestly no reason for this story to take place in some BLADE RUNNER knockoff future dystopia, which makes the truly crappy-looking BLADE RUNNER knockoff future dystopia all the more disappointing.

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  Review by 🇵🇱 Steve G 🇵🇸 ★ 33

  Duncan Jones can whine all he wants about his dream project, Mute, not getting a cinema release, thus denying it the platform that he thinks would do his latest film justice. But Netflix has saved it from a commercial drubbing to go alongside the critical one it's deservedly receiving.

  He's got nobody to blame but himself here. Quite clearly he's not going to do that. All of the storyboards and concept art that he's provided on his Twitter feed, he's clearly very proud of what he's achieved and in the process exposed himself as, at best, extremely misguided, and at the very worst, considerably less talented that many people claim him to be.

  As much as I may have enjoyed…

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  Review by Noah Thompson ★★★★★ 17

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  (Before we get into this, a disclaimer. This is not meant to discredit anyone that has legitimate criticisms or truthfully disliked what’s presented. This is an in-depth analysis based on my personal takeaways mixed with takeaways I have seen from separate analyses which I agree with. Everyone is equally entitled to an opinion so long as they have enough to be able to back up said opinion. Even if you disagree with what I have to say, I still appreciate the time you’re taking to read this. For those who make it to the end, I thank you in advance. I implore you to leave a like and a comment if you so wish. Once more, thanks in advance.)

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  Review by antonio ½ 2

  duncan jones: heres my blade runner fanfic dont like dont read!!! h8ters stop flamin my fic!!!!

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  Review by Eli Hayes ★★★★ 12

  This review may contain spoilers.

  All three central performance in this are incredible, and I'll never be able to look at Paul or Justin the same way, ever again. I can't believe that, in a time during which we're finally calling out & fighting against the sexually predatory nature of certain men, this is the film y'all decided to pan. I have a lot more thoughts on why this movie is undervalued, because the point that I just made =/= good cinema, but that's still the principal detail I feel like addressing at the moment. And no, the primary female character wasn't treated as disposable just because she was murdered by a psychopathic man; no, the pedophile did not have anything…

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  Review by Jay ★ 3

  me last year: netflix are giving filmmakers creative freedom to do what they want without boundries and its on its way to becoming the future of cinema

  me now, after bright, paradox and mute: netflix original films is a garbage dump of stuff no one wants

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  Review by Jack ★ 2

  me: yeah can i get uhhhh one boneless blade runner with a side of pedophilia

  netflix: