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Kathryn Bigelow's STRANGE DAYS is the definitive boomer tech noir, a frenetic, dazzling cyberpunk dystopia drenched in paranoia, neon, grit, and sex, a swan song to a century, a millennium, the very world as we know it. With Ralph Fiennes at his sleazy best, Angela Bassett in the prototype for THE MATRIX's Trinity, Juliette Lewis as a delightfully kinky punk, a bewigged Tom Sizemore, and Vincent D'Onofrio in his second most unhinged performance ever, STRANGE DAYS is a film as prescient as it is myopic, as iconoclastic as beholden to genre; an uncynical, unwavering kaleidoscope of cultural upheaval and societal antipathy facing soullessly ascendant future tech.

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