It’s a strange movie because even in 2016 we still aren’t able to freeze people in that way without killing them. Even know it’s a Utopian future, the film makes specific references to the Dystopian novel “Brave New World”. The other is a police officer who makes it his mission to find and stop the criminal. The problem is that one of the men is a violent criminal, who has no problem committing crime in this new age. However, two men were accidentally frozen in ice in the year 1996. So there’s no need to have police officers in the society. And they are just getting to the point where space-travel might be possible.ĭemolition Man is set in a Utopian future where people have got used to a world without violence. This new civilization is, in many ways, Utopian. A civilization based on science and logic. However, there is soon a new civilization founded. After the war, humanity is left without order. The movie tells the story of a second world war that absolutely devastates human civilization as a whole. It was written shortly before the second world war, at a time when it was thought that a second world war could destroy human civilization, due to the might of both the Nazis and the Allies. Things to Come is based on a story by H.G. The first utopia comes from a 16th century book called Utopia, which features an island where all men are free, and there is no poverty or crime. Some Utopias are socialist societies, some are hardcore capitalist ones, and some are so advanced that the concept of money is outdated. The specific structures of each Utopian society depend on the mind of whoever thought it up. They tend to be societies where all are treated equal and the justice system is fair. It’s a perfect society where you really would want to live. Whereas as Dystopia is an undesirable society where you certainly wouldn’t want to live, Utopia is the opposite. What are the best Utopian movies? Well, I’ve already written a list about the best dystopian movies, now all that’s left is to do the same for the best Utopian movies.
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