Snowpiercer Full Movie Download In Hindi



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Snowpiercer Full Movie Download In Hindi
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It&#39;s 2031, seventeen years after authorities in seventy-nine countries decided collectively to combat global warming with the coolant CW-7. The result was the Earth being immediately sent into a deep freeze, killing all human life except a handful who now live on a proverbial &quot;ark&quot;, a revolutionary train built before 2014 by a train aficionado named Wilford, the train which at that time was considered useless and self-indulgent. The train is required to be constantly moving to generate energy for life inside, it which circumnavigates the globe on a single continuous track once every year. The train is still controlled in all its aspects by Wilford, who has created three separate classes housed in different parts of the train: the privileged &quot;one percent&quot; who are at the front of the train, the workers who support both ends and occupy the middle of the train, and the &quot;tail people&quot;, the masses who live at the back of the train like cattle in a windowless cattle car, they being solely fed protein bars, whose ingredients the tail people do not know. The face of Wilford&#39;s ideology to those in the tail end is Minister Mason, as Wilford never ventures to that end of the train. Some of the policies which Wilford has implemented is taking many of the children from the tail end for an unknown purpose never to be seen by the people in the tail end again, and committing occasional indiscriminate genocide in the tail end, most of the tail people believing as a method of population control and to demonstrate his dictatorial power in an effort to have a complacent populace among the masses. There have been many attempts of revolution by the tail people in the past, all quashed by Wilford. Curtis, one of the tail people, wants to attempt another revolution, he believing all past attempts having failed because they have focused on Wilford as opposed to what he feels needs to occur for power: take control of the engine at the front. Supporting Curtis in this fight are among others: Gilliam, the wise old man; Edgar, who Curtis took under his wing when he became orphaned in the early years; and Tanya and Andrew, who want to find their children taken away. Along the way, they have to co-opt Namgoong Minsoo, an addict of a synthetic hallucinogen called Kronole, he who designed the security system, namely the locking mechanism of the gates between all the train cars. As Curtis and his team try to work their way from car to car from the tail to the front, their priorities are influenced by what they see, what they learn and by revelations including secrets from their individual pasts.
The nations release the substance CW-7 with the intention of controlling the global warning, but accidentally it results in another Ice Age destroying Earth. The only survivors live in the train Snowpiercer which is driven by a perpetual motion engine created by the millionaire Wilford that lives in the engine part. In 2031, after seventeen years, there is a fight of classes inside the train since the oppressed lower class lives in dreadful conditions in the last wagons of the train while the elite lives in the front wagons. The lower class is fed with protein bars only; they are oppressed and punished by Minister Mason and her brutal guards; and their children are taken every now and then when they reach a certain height. The leaders Gilliam, Curtis Everett and Edgar are plotting a scheme to reach the engine and talk to Wilford about their conditions using the addicted security engineer Namgoong Minsoo and his clairvoyant daughter Yona that are imprisoned to open the locked doors. When the son of Tanya, Timmy, is captured by Mason, they decide to execute their plan. There are many casualties and soon Curtis discovers that they have been manipulated by Wilford to balance the resources in the train, and why the magnate keeps the lower class alive.
Initially I generously gave this garbage 2 stars because of &quot;production values&quot;. Yes from time to time it looks quite okay on the surface. But the movie is utterly crap in so many ways, and the worst of it all is that it tries to be ooh so clever and intellectual. You fool me not. <br/><br/>Irony mode ON: <br/><br/>Ooh I have learned so much about society now, economics and all: the poor are just lazy and lies around in their filth whining and does nothing for a living and are just served tasteless junk food all day. By the way, did you know what they put in the food? Ooh so shocking! No we better eat each other&#39;s arms instead! Ooh and society is just a train that goes on and on with no purpose. And ooh from time to time it gets crazy dangerous and the whole system is about to collapse but we are all just ignorants and doesn&#39;t realize or care (so cleverly shown in the &quot;breaking through ice&quot; scenes). And ooh we got to break out of our place and confront the cynical few on top -- or wait, that went really bad, are we supposed to know our place instead, what was the &quot;message&quot; again? .... Ooh, and with the incredibly clever &quot;train in a pointless loop shoot-out scene&quot; they made me understand so brilliantly that we cannot harm each other across multiple layers of society, you have to move all the way up. Ooh so clever that was, with emphasis on the bullets that couldn&#39;t penetrate through the glass on the opposite side. I am speechless! I need to watch a good movie now. Too much stupidity. Done. Thanks!<br/><br/>PS: I love sci-fi. I love 12 Monkeys, Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, Clockwork Orange. I love when there is something to reflect upon and wonder. And I would love to see something new in the league of Blade Runner. But I hate when a movie assume that I am an idiot.
Snowpiercer is an adaptation of the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige, directed by the South Korean Bong Joon-ho and with a multi-cultural cast and special effects created by studios all around the world, making it an international film which isn&#39;t subject to the narrative laws of a specific region; in other words, it doesn&#39;t feel like a Hollywood action film, or an European art-house film, or an Asian multi-genre pastiche. Every spectator will have to decided whether that thematic confusion is good or bad. I think it&#39;s definitely good, because Snowpiercer works brilliantly in all those styles: there&#39;s abundant and exciting action during the literal class struggle on board of a train; the dramatic moments are very well executed as an integral part of the story; and there&#39;s also an eccentric sense of humor which provides a comic relief during the most tense moments of the story. Besides, Chris Evans brings a perfect performance in the leading role, bringing conviction, charisma and presence to his character. Song Kang-ho also brings an excellent work as Nam, an acid and laconic expert in security who reluctantly accept to help the revolutionaries in exchange of a constant drugs supply. On the negative side, Snowpiercer includes a few kinda improbable elements, but for the rest, I liked this film very much, and I definitely recommend it as a film difficult to classify but easy to enjoy.
Unapologetically long and messy, Snowpiercer offers an unhinged ride that's worth the investment for its mixture of batty personalities, consistently impressive visuals and mad swipes at heavy symbolism jam-packed together.
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