Introduction"2099: The Soldier Protocol" is a 2019 sci-fi and action motion picture, called "The Wheel" outside the United States. Directed by Dee McLachlan and composed by McLachlan and James S. Abrams, the film takes viewers on a journey to the future where developments in innovation take a grim turn. Based in a dystopian world, the film revolves around a soldier who defends survival under alarming scenarios.
Plot SummaryIn the year 2099, Matt Mills, a paraplegic ex-military man reluctantly consents to take part in a behavioral experiment that is developed to assist him stroll again. However, he soon understands that the experiment isn't as easy as it appeared. Rather than medical treatment, he is subjected to an operation that implants an artificial intelligence technology into his spine. He is confined to a quasi-prison called 'The wheel' or 'Area 6', where he is pushed into fight with a variety of enemies in a fatal game of survival.
Subjected to the hands of Dr. Allison Turner, who carries out a surgery implanting an "osseointegration" device in his spine helping him regain movement, Mills is trapped into a series of gruesome fights. The procedure changes him into a superhuman, enhancing his physical capabilities beyond regular human capabilities.
Main Characters and DevelopmentMatt Mills, played by actor David Arquette, is the primary protagonist of the movie. His character develops from being a reluctant, lost, and desperate male ready to take any chance to walk once again to an identified, strong, and resistant soldier combating versus the immoral protocols of the experiment. Dr. Allison Turner, played by Kendal Rae, shows a steady shift in her character from a cold manipulative scientist performing dishonest experiments to somebody who regrets her choices and yearns to rectify her actions.
Conclusion and Themes"2099: The Soldier Protocol", is more than simply a sci-fi action movie. It explores the risks of technological advancements when they are used unethically, taking a look at the fine line in between helping humanity and exploiting it. The movie questions the morality of human experimentation under the guise of development. It likewise explores themes of resilience, hope, and fighting versus oppression.
After withstanding many rounds of battling and physical torture, Mills handles to leave 'The Wheel,' this declares the human spirit's durability and the intrinsic desire to eliminate injustice. Matt's escape represents the triumph of the prepared over the effective.
Public ReceptionThe film didn't receive as much public acknowledgment as it might be worthy of. Whilst the acting efficiencies, especially from Arquette, were applauded, the film was critiqued for having a rather complicated plot execution and below average set design. However, the film was appreciated for the different themes incorporated and the characterization of Mills, which provided a fresh take on the science-fiction genre.
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