Earth has been ravaged by climate change by the year 2067 and people are living on synthetic Oxygen which is causing some to get an illness from it. Ethan Whyte (Kodi Smit-McPhee) is an underground tunnel worker who helps keeps the nuclear power going to the city. He is called to see his main bosses who want to send him into the future because a message was sent back that said "Send Ethan Whyte". Ethan is sent into a dangerous future where the Earth has healed itself and humanity is nowhere to be found. He must find out what caused it and what are the motives of the company that sent him to the future.

2067 is one of the better twisty sci-fi movies that have come out in recent years. I do wish the ending went on for a little longer, but I love all the foreshadowing and the question over whether the future is written in stone for a person.

SPECIAL FEATURES:
Feature audio commentary with Director Seth Larney and one of the producers

Featurettes:
The various featurettes cover the various aspects of the production from the story to cast to production design to costumes to special effects to a very extensive featurette on the music of 2067. They state more than once 2067 was meant to be warning about the Earth's ecological future.
THE STORY (3:39)
THE CAST (7:39)
THE DIRECTOR (6:09)
THE LOOK (6:32)
THE COSTUMES & MAKE-UP (3:30)
THE TIME MACHINE (4:10)
THE EDITING & VFX (4:24)
THE MUSIC (14:12)

FINAL ANALYSIS: 2067 is a great sci-fi movie with some good twists and a wealth of behind-the-scenes extras.

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