Aeon Flux [2005] Movie Reviews on CinemaClock

I don't get it. Some people have commented that this movie is confusing. Not so. It's very simple although because of the aiien customs, it takes a while to see through the eyes of the residents of Bregna. (Notice the suggested "pregnant" inferance of the name of the city? ) The plot, simple, survival against a regime that wants to keep everything secret so that you will be protected from yourself. Sounds like someone in Hollywood did a pilot project for the US National Security Agency to try to get the masses to be happy about Homeland Security so that 1984's prophetic revelations could come to reality. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but the movie taken on it's own merits is extremely original by taking a the viewer through the struggles of an organic sci-fi world of low-tech/high-tech innovations to look for the truth about a solution of man's ultimate fate which appears to be self-extermination given the world we now live in. Great plot but a little dry on the cloning aspect of things. There appeared to be little historical reflections that man is naturally apt to incorporate into a lost civilization as we all have this need to know where we have come from. Maybe it was done deliberately, but I noticed it.