Frontera

The difficulties of life on mars. Living on mars is hard enough without nationalism getting in the way of humans standing on each other's toes. BUt even in this post-nation era when the world is dominated by mega-corps (not as badly as it could be), there are still national rivalries which just seemed odd. It would have been more believable to have people actually corporate-loyal rather than reverting to 60s anti-soviet agendas.

A mish-mash team of hand-picked corporate personel who still remember a bit of their NASA training before the world went to riot, end up on a spacecraft attempting to land oat the believed foresaken colony sites on Mars. Only the naive however haven't learnt that the colony is still alive. Apparently some young show more genetically mutated geniuses have developed a couple of neat technological tricks and the company wants them. But as ever another team land close by. The colony wants nothing to do with any of them. Everything else proceeds as you might expect.

Lots of jumping around between characters which doesn't really achieve anything. Not just between the colony but within the spaceship teams too. Motivation lacks for any of their actions really, despite some of them being totally manipulated - having the colony chief be a bit mad just because doesn't help either.

Not a bad concept of looking at the hardships space exploration is going to pose, but not brilliantly executed. show less

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Solide SciFi. Erde kaputt, Konzerne herrschen. Die Kolonie auf dem Mars aus besseren Zeiten hat überlebt. Und die mutierten Kinder haben die Physik revolutioniert. Konzerne jagen sie. Happy End. Würde ich gern als Film sehen.