I've just met a girl named Alita, and suddenly that name--thanks to director Robert Rodriguez and some downright dazzling visual effects work from the folks at Weta Digital--will never be the same. Alita: Battle Angel is a whole heck of a lot of movie, a two-hour dive into a dense cyber-punk dystopia filled with cyborg bounty hunters, deadly roller-skate-based extreme sports, and the remnants of a catastrophic war between the Earth and Mars. The storytelling can be a bit of a catastrophe, too; t...
I've just met a girl named Alita, and suddenly that name--thanks to director Robert Rodriguez and some downright dazzling visual effects work from the folks at Weta Digital--will never be the same. Alita: Battle Angel is a whole heck of a lot of movie, a two-hour dive into a dense cyber-punk dystopia filled with cyborg bounty hunters, deadly roller-skate-based extreme sports, and the remnants of a catastrophic war between the Earth and Mars. The storytelling can be a bit of a catastrophe, too; t...
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