But midway through the trip their starship gets caught in a meteor storm that ends up splitting the ship in two halves. But he does and Cypher decides (With some prodding from Faia) to take his son with him on what will be his last mission as a ranger in order to bond with his son.
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The technique is called “Ghosting” and he uses it to pretty much single handedly take care of the Ursa although the war continues on.Įarly on in the film we learn that Cypher is going one last training mission before retiring to spend time with his wife Faia (Sophie Okenedo) and his son Kitai (Jaden Smith) who’s just failed his exam to become a ranger (Rangers are what qualify for soldiers in the future) and is really worried about how to break the news to his taciturn father. But there came a savior! And his name was Cypher Raige (Will Smith), who has the power to essentially “turn off” his fear at will and if the Ursa can’t smell you then they can’t kill you so Cypher is essentially invisible to the marauding creatures. The aliens had a trump card in the form of creatures known as the Ursa and although the Ursa’s are essentially blind they have the power to sense/smell fear and since they’re pretty big and ugly they just ran around smelling everybody and lancing them with their pincers with reckless abandon. The place where they ended up is a planet called Nova Prime and was good there for awhile, but then the aliens came and a war was begun. In this story, humanity has decimated the earth and was forced to leave 1000 years earlier. And much like Tom’s slow as molasses misfire, “AFTER EARTH” also fails to hit it’s intended target but it isn’t quite as bad as you’ve been led to believe. What would a summer blockbuster film season be without at least one film that tells the story of humanity leaving Earth due to some calamity that ruins the planet? Those of you who like this hackneyed plot line got lucky this year since “ AFTER EARTH” is the second one to grace screens across the country in the past 6 weeks (Tom Cruise’ “OBLIVION” was the first). With his father injured, the boy must embark on a perilous journey to signal for help. If you didn’t know the title of this movie is After Earth, you’d be forgiven for thinking from this poster that Will and Jaden have decided to craft a dystopian follow-up to The Pursuit of Happyness.A crash landing leaves a father & son stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after events forced humanity’s escape. I mean, what are they looking at in this poster? Is there some threat just to the right of the image? Or, on a more metaphorical level, is it their uncertain future they choose to meet with their gaze? Is this hinting at a new, meditative direction for Shyamalan, in which he’ll have his characters ponder their oblivion? (Not to be confused with Oblivion, which looks like the exact same movie.) Does Will’s brooding countenance mean this will be the first movie in which he doesn’t shout, “Aw, hell no!” Check it out. RELATED: ‘After Earth’ Trailer: What’s Up With Will Smith’s Accent? Their only weapons to face the wasteland, and a fearsome alien who crashed with them, are their inexhaustible reserves of confidence and ability to stare-down anything. This one, though, is solely about the father-son bonding. Previous posters have emphasized the end-of-the-world, WALL-E meets The Road concept. Night Shyamalan‘s sci-fi epic (out June 6) about a father and son having to survive on the desiccated wasteland of a post-human Earth after crashing there a millennium after humanity was forced off-planet. Sony Pictures has released a new international poster for After Earth, M. Will Smith and his son Jaden are going where many films of late have gone before: to the post-apocalypse.
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