Release dates
September 6, 2016
106 months agoBlu-ray / VOD / DVD
Released
Equals release date
The movie Equals is already released on Cinema, Blu-ray, VOD and DVD in the USA.
What the critics say
Based on 14 reviews, Equals gets an average review score of 48
Equals falls firmly in the sleek-and-soulless camp: In this unnamed, undated tomorrowland, citizens live and work collectively, automatons shuttled between airy dormlike apartments and sterile offices with stopwatch precision.
3127d ago
The movie’s schematics make sense, in that slightly dopey science fiction way, but they also lack the true spark of inspiration that would make Equals more than a familiar but involving love story.
3127d ago
The first thing you need to know about "Equals" is that it's set in a world depopulated by war, where the open display of emotion is forbidden and romantic love is a crime.
3127d ago
“Logan’s Run” meets “The Lobster” in “Equals,” a dark dystopian drama set among a colony of emotionally blank, identically clad conformists who face being sent away for shock therapy if they show any feelings or even touch one another.
3127d ago
Kristen Stewart and Nicolas Hoult fight for the right to love in this future-shock sci-fi indie.
3127d ago
More mood piece than drama, Equals ultimately benefits from the scarcity of exposition, because the story’s details make little sense.
3127d ago
Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult play citizens living in an emotion-free future who struggle to understand the attraction they feel for one another in this stylish if simplistic sci-fi romance.
3127d ago
The future looks pretty but dull.
3127d ago
The futuristic dystopia of the arty sci-fi romance Equals will be familiar to anyone who's seen the likes of Gattaca, The Island, or THX 1138.
3127d ago
Set in a future world where emotions are banned and relationships outlawed, Drake Doremus’ venture into science-fiction falls flat.
3127d ago
The sensationally talented Nicholas Hoult and Kristen Stewart have little dramatic sinew to flex as forbidden lovers in Drake Doremus's futuristic love story.
3127d ago
Director Drake Doremus‘ idea of an emotion-free future feels cobbled together from “THX-1138,” “The Giver,” perfume ads and the Apple Store
3127d ago
It is so vague, cliché-ridden and devoid of surprise and suspense that once you grasp its premise, watching it is like leafing through a design magazine kept in a refrigerator.
3127d ago
Drake Doremus's film all comes down, simplistically and repeatedly, to “feelings make us feel alive.”
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