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Frustrated music festivals and confused, I decide that over the weekend, I'm going to go watch 'Unfound.'The cinema was very large and very, very dark. It was quite empty too. In fact, looking around, it WAS empty - except for me, that is. Where was everyone? I thought this was supposed to be popular. Guess not... The film itself music festivals started like any other near-future, sci-fi, war flick with a love twist thrown in for good measure. Turned out it wasn't a musical but simply had a very good musical score to go along with the music festivals scenes. At first, the movie was weird. But not unusual. Everything they said was true. The fighting scenes and martial arts were top notch. The romantic scenes were touching. Didn't get to see any nukes yet but I'm sure that's coming up. The amazing thing was that it was so real to life that there were moments when it felt like I was actually there - in the film!
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