I like it a lot <a href=" http://weimar.org/personal-essay-for-medical-school/ ">sociology proposal paper</a> Blomkamp goes full-throttle in Elysium with the socio-political metaphors. Immigration, class warfare, welfare, medical insurance, privacy, entitlement – you name it and you’ll find it here. Blomkamp’s imagination may be his best asset but in the case of Elysium, it’s also his worst enemy. He gets so bogged down with the stunning – and they are stunning – details of the universe he’s created, and the message he’s trying to convey, that he neglects certain aspects of the story, some of which are just silly. I found it hilarious that his characters, 140 years in the future, are still exclaiming, “That s**t is tight!” and “That’s what I’m talking about!” I’m not saying it’s not possible, I’m just saying that Blomkamp could’ve been more creative.
