Redeemers of Utopia
- Tagline
- Forgiveness is an alien concept.
- Description
- In the stark landscapes of a future world, a lone alien, played by Lesser Carrot-on, seeks redemption in a society that has long forgiven the need for forgiveness. Alongside a fallen human warrior, embodied by Joaquinoa Pheon-eats, who practices the ancient arts of the ninja, and guided by the wisdom of an ageless samurai portrayed by Toshirâw Minnow-ne, they navigate the comedic ironies of a supposedly perfect society. Directed with a deft hand by Quentin Tarantulino, 'Redeemers of Utopia' takes viewers on a sarcastically humorous journey through the highs and lows of becoming better beings in a world that has forgotten how to err.
- MpaaRating
- PG
- PopularityScore
- 1.30
- ReleaseDate
- 08/17/2023
- Genre
- Biography
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
6.50
Oh joy, 'Redeemers of Utopia', another cookie-cutter post-apocalyptic vision with an alien twist. Because what's more original than mixing ninjas, aliens, and the end of the world? Quentin Tarantulino lends his 'deft hand' to this satirical romp, which is about as subtle as a sledgehammer to the face. Lesser Carrot-on dons the prosthetics to play our extraterrestrial with a heart of gold, while Joaquinoa Pheon-eats slices through enemies and clichés with equal finesse. Let's not forget Toshirâw Minnow-ne's samurai who apparently wandered in from a different, probably better, movie. Despite the film's desperate attempts to skewer a 'supposedly perfect society,' it lands with all the grace of a ninja in clown shoes. Still, there's a sort of charm to its clumsy balancing act between sincere commentary and comedic folly. It's a PG-rated romp through familiar tropes that might just be clever enough to warrant a watch, if only to revel in the irony that a film about forgetting how to err is itself quite fallible.