Cloud Atlas (Movie)

Title — Cloud Atlas
Available on — Prime Video, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount Plus
Production Country — Germany, United States, Hong Kong, Singapore
Release Date — 2012
In this star-studded drama, six seemingly disparate stories explore the complicated links that humanity shares through the generations.

🪶 Story & Synopsis

In the visually stunning and emotionally gripping film “Cloud Atlas,” directed by Lana Wachowski, Tom Tykwer, and Lilly Wachowski, the audience is taken on a transcendent journey through time and space. Based on the best-selling novel by David Mitchell, the movie weaves together six interlinking narratives that span centuries, exploring how the actions of individuals reverberate through time, shaping the past, present, and future.

The story begins in 1849 with the diary of Adam Ewing, a lawyer from the early 1800s who finds himself on a life-changing voyage across the Pacific. His encounter with a runaway slave named Autua challenges his beliefs and sets off a chain of events that will echo through the ages. As Ewing’s journal is discovered and published, it becomes a pivotal piece connecting the characters in different time periods.

From Ewing’s time, the narrative shifts to the 1930s, where a talented composer, Robert Frobisher, writes letters to his lover while grappling with his own demons. The themes of love and betrayal resonate as Frobisher’s story unfolds, setting the stage for the next chapter.

Jumping to the 1970s, the audience is immersed in a tense thriller centered around a journalist, Luisa Rey, investigating corruption at a nuclear power plant. Rey’s relentless pursuit of the truth puts her in danger but also brings her into contact with allies who will shape her destiny.

Continuing the saga, the story moves to 2012, where a publisher named Timothy Cavendish finds himself trapped in a nursing home against his will. Cavendish’s comedic misadventures provide a lighter tone amidst the overarching themes of freedom and captivity.

In 2144, the focus shifts to a dystopian future in Korea, where a rebellious clone named Sonmi-451 fights for her independence against a repressive regime. Sonmi’s journey of self-discovery and defiance carries echoes of past struggles and sets the stage for a revolution.

Finally, the narrative propels the audience into a distant future beyond 2300, where a tribesman named Zachry battles cannibals in a post-apocalyptic world. Zachry’s courage and resilience in the face of adversity mirror the themes of survival and hope that resonate throughout the film.

Interwoven with these diverse and compelling storylines are themes of interconnectedness, reincarnation, and the enduring power of kindness. As the characters’ lives intersect and influence each other across time, a tapestry of human experience emerges, showing how even the smallest acts can have far-reaching consequences.

Featuring an ensemble cast led by luminaries such as Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, and Hugh Grant, “Cloud Atlas” showcases the actors’ versatility as they inhabit multiple roles across different time periods and genres. The film’s ambitious scope and breathtaking visuals transport the audience on an epic odyssey that transcends time and space, leaving a profound and lasting impact.

🧑 Cast & Crew

Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugo Weaving, Jim Sturgess, Doona Bae, Ben Whishaw, Keith David, James D’Arcy, Zhou Xun

Actor Roles
Tom Hanks Zachry, Dermot Hoggins, Isaac Sachs
Halle Berry Luisa Rey, Ovid, Native Woman
Hugo Weaving Old Georgie, Nurse Noakes, Haskell Moore
Jim Sturgess Adam, Hae-Joo Chang, Highlander
Hugh Grant Lloyd Hooks, Kona Chief, Seer Rhee
Ben Whishaw Robert Frobisher, Tribesman, Store Clerk
Jim Broadbent Timothy Cavendish, Prescient #2, Vyvyan Ayrs
Bae Doona Sonmi~451, Mexican Woman, Megan’s Mom

💬 Reviews and feedback

Picture this: a movie that weaves together the threads of time, love, cruelty, heroism, and brutality into a mesmerizing tapestry. That’s right, we’re diving into the enigmatic world of Cloud Atlas.

Taking cues from Tom Hanks’ endorsement of it being one of the most magical experiences in his illustrious career, Cloud Atlas is a cinematic marvel that spans genres and eras to deliver a thought-provoking narrative intertwined with eye-catching visuals. It’s like a buffet for your mind and senses!

  • Plot: The film delves deep into the interconnectedness of individual actions across time, shaping destinies and sparking revolutions. Through a kaleidoscope of stories ranging from killer to hero transformations, Cloud Atlas explores the ripple effects of kindness through centuries.
  • Themes and Tone: Power, control, and freedom pulsate through the veins of each narrative strand. The characters grapple with diverse forms of oppression, be it slavery, corporate greed, totalitarianism, or societal norms. It’s like a symphony of struggles against the tides of fate.
  • Acting and Characters: The stellar performances breathe life into the multifaceted characters. From Tom Hanks to Halle Berry, each actor embodies their roles with such conviction that you can’t help but be drawn into their journeys.
  • Direction: The ambitious vision behind Cloud Atlas is evident in every frame. The seamless transitions between timelines and genres showcase the directorial prowess in crafting a cohesive narrative out of disparate storylines.
  • Cinematography: Visually stunning is an understatement for Cloud Atlas. The cinematography captures the essence of each era with precision, immersing you in worlds both familiar and fantastical.
  • Production Design and Special Effects: The attention to detail in production design coupled with awe-inspiring special effects elevates the movie to a whole new level. It’s like stepping into a time machine that whisks you through past, present, and future landscapes.
  • Editing and Pace: While some may find its sprawling narrative challenging to navigate, others will revel in the intricate tapestry woven by seamless editing. The pace keeps you on your toes as you unravel each layer of storytelling.
  • Dialogues: From profound reflections on life to poignant moments of connection between characters, the dialogues in Cloud Atlas resonate long after the credits roll. Each line is like a piece of a puzzle that completes the overarching message of unity amidst diversity.

Binge-watching Tip: Keep your eyes peeled for subtle connections between different storylines; it’s like finding hidden treasures scattered throughout the movie!

In a nutshell, Cloud Atlas isn’t just a movie; it’s an experience that transcends time and space to leave an indelible mark on your cinematic soul.

Riding on waves of magic intertwined with complex narratives, I give Cloud Atlas a stellar rating of 9/10 – because some movies are meant to be more than just entertainment; they’re meant to be transformative journeys through realms unknown.

Lose yourself in this cinematic odyssey and emerge on the other side enriched by its profound message wrapped in layers of visual splendor!

Pros
Magical experience for actors
Thought-provoking narrative
Eye-catching visuals
Exploration of interconnected lives
Themes of power, control, and freedom
Engaging storytelling
Great acting performances
Beautifully woven set of stories
Intense visuals

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  • Cloud Atlas (film) - Wikipedia

    Cloud Atlasis a 2012 epic science fiction film written and directed by the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer. Based on the 2004 novel by David Mitchell, it has multiple plots occurring during six eras in time. Cast members perform multiple roles in these time periods.

    Cloud Atlas
    Directed by
    Written by
    • Lana Wachowski
    • Tom Tykwer
    • Lilly Wachowski
    Based on Cloud Atlas

    by David Mitchell

  • Cloud Atlas (2012) - IMDb

    Kudos to all the filmmakers for adapting this famously “unfilmable” novel in such an inventive way. There are SIX separate timelines that switch after every scene, but instead of the plot, the narrative continuity follows the theme of the film. Once you clue in to that overall theme, it is no longer confusing when the story jumps from a runaway slave in the 1800s to a post apocalyptic future battle between some of the last humans remaining on earth.All this audacious style and structure makes Cloud Atlas a curiosity to say the least, but the film is lifted to the realm of “Masterpiece” by the all-star ensemble cast. This impressive collection of actors fires off amazing performances like the Expendables 2 fires off high caliber bullets. I mean this will long be considered one of the greatest acting clinics ever filmed, and a high point in some already outstanding careers, as the end credits alone are astonishing to watch.Overall this is a movie that transcends the simple elements of stars and plots and special effects, and boldly assumes to take the cinema to another level of storytelling, much like Avatar took film to a new level of technology a few years ago. The ambition, the technical brilliance and the passion that was put into this film makes it one of the great epics of our time.

  • Cloud Atlas (2012) | Rotten Tomatoes

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    • Director
    • Lana Wachowski,Lilly Wachowski,Tom Tykwer
    • Producer
    • Grant Hill,Stefan Arndt,Lana Wachowski,Tom Tykwer,Lilly Wachowski
    • Screenwriter
    • Lana Wachowski,Lilly Wachowski,Tom Tykwer
    • Distributor
    • Warner Bros. Pictures
    • Production Co
    • Cloud Atlas Production,Anarchos Productions Inc.,X-Filme Creative Pool
    • Rating
    • R (Sexuality/Nudity|Language|Some Drug Use|Violence)
    • Genre
    • Drama,Mystery & Thriller,Sci-Fi
    • Original Language
    • English
    • Release Date (Theaters)
    • Oct 26, 2012, Wide
    • Release Date (Streaming)
    • Mar 1, 2014
    • Box Office (Gross USA)
    • $27.1M
    • Runtime
    • 2h 52m
    • Sound Mix
    • SDDS,Dolby A,DTS
  • Cloud Atlas movie review & film summary (2012) | Roger Ebert

    I was never, ever bored by “Cloud Atlas.” On my second viewing, I gave up any attempt to work out the logical connections between the segments, stories and characters. What was important was that I set my mind free to play. Clouds do not really look like camels or sailing ships or castles in the sky. They are simply a natural process at work. So too, perhaps, are our lives. Because we have minds and clouds do not, we desire freedom. That is the shape the characters in “Cloud Atlas” take, and how they attempt to direct our thoughts. Any concrete, factual attempt to nail the film down to cold fact, to tell you what it “means,” is as pointless as trying to build a clockwork orange.

  • Cloud Atlas (2012) - Plot - IMDb

    • An exploration of how the actions of individual lives impact one another in the past, present and future, as one soul is shaped from a killer into a hero, and an act of kindness ripples across centuries to inspire a revolution.
    • Everything is connected: an 1849 diary of an ocean voyage across the Pacific, letters from a composer to his lover, a thriller about a conspiracy at a nuclear power plant, a farce about a publisher in a nursing home;, a rebellious clone in futuristic Korea, and the tale of a tribe living on post-apocalyptic Hawaii far in the future.—Anonymous
    • The reincarnation of a soul travels through time beginning with the diary of a potential slave-owner voyaging across the Pacific in 1849, then a talented composer writing letters to his lover in the Britain’s 1930s, followed by a reporter investigating a corrupt case about a US nuclear power plant in the 1970s, succeeded by a publisher’s comical entrapment in a nursing home in 2012, followed by a clone’s thrilling escape and rebellion in 2144’s Korea, and finally a tribesman fighting cannibals in a forgotten colony world past 2300. Each story challenges the corrupt norms of the time, changing the course of history, and shaping the future through acts of kindness, big and small.
    • The reincarnation of a soul travels through time in an exploration of how the actions of individual lives impact one another in the past, present and future, as one soul is shaped from a killer into a hero, and an act of kindness ripples across centuries to inspire a revolution. Action, mystery and romance weave dramatically through the story, a time-shifting weave of six interlinking narratives, with diverse settings from the savagery of a Pacific Island in the 1850s to a dystopian Korea of the near future. Based on the best-selling novel Cloud Atlas written by David Mitchell. Featuring an all-star cast led by Halle Berry and Tom Hanks.—Chris Yako
    • Directors Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, and Lana Wachowski team up to helm this adaptation of David Mitchell’s popular novel Cloud Atlas. The trio have put together an all-star cast, including Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, and Hugh Grant, to play various characters over the course of several different historical time periods.
    • This film follows the stories of six people’s “souls” across time, and the stories are interweaved as they advance, showing how they all interact. It is about how the people’s lives are connected with and influence each other.The first storyline follows a lawyer named Adam Ewing (Jim Sturgess) in the early 1800s, whose family is in the slave trade. He has been sent to the Pacific to arrange a contract for some Maori slaves with a slave trader from that area. During his return voyage home, Ewing saves the life of a native man named Autua (David Gyasi) who is a runaway slave stowing away on the ship. Ewing also realizes he is being poisoned by a doctor he trusted, Dr. Henry Goose (Tom Hanks), who is robbing Ewing as he gets sicker and sicker. Autua saves Ewing’s life and his views of the natives are changed in important ways as he comes to know the man. Adam Ewing’s journal, which chronicled his ordeal and rescue by a runaway slave, are later published into a book which is discovered by the next character in the storyline. Ewing and his wife decide to quit the family slave trade and move east to become abolitionists.The second storyline follows the tragically short life of a talented young wannabe composer in the 1930’s named Robert Frobisher (Ben Whishaw) who finagles himself into a position aiding an aging composer, Vyvyan Ayrs (Jim Broadbent). While working for Ayrs, Robert Frobisher begins reading the published chronicle of Adam Ewing’s journal which he has found among the many books at Ayrs’s mansion. He never finishes reading the journal and it is unclear what effect it has on the creation of his own musical composition. Robert enters a sexual relationship with Ayrs’ wife, which, along with Ayrs’ own arrogance and presumption of superiority of position and class, tears him and Ayrs apart. Ayrs threatens to ruin Frobisher’s already rickety reputation when he encounters Frobisher’s own work, the Cloud Atlas Sextet. Ayrs forces Frobisher to accept second place in the credit for the Sextet. Frobisher inadvertently shoots Ayrs during an argument then flees. When Ayrs survives the shooting, and sets police after him, he realizes he is facing utter ruin, as Ayrs threatened. Frobisher completes the Sextet, then sends it to his lover and friend, a Cambridge student, Rufus Sixmith (James D’Arcy) and commits suicide. Rufus Sixsmith meets the main character in the third storyline much later in his life, and we discover Robert Frobisher’s Cloud Atlas Sextet has been recorded into an album and although it is an obscure recording, it has clearly affected people’s lives.The third storyline is about a journalist in the 1970’s named Luisa Rey (Halle Berry). She meets Rufus Sixsmith in a chance encounter while being stuck on a broken elevator. Sixsmith by now is a renowned physicist. After leaving the elevator, Sixsmith later attempts to re-contact Rey and reveal that there is a conspiracy afoot to cover up a report about the flaws in the design of a nuclear power reactor. When she is about to meet-up with Sixsmith, she finds him just recently dead, an apparent suicide. Her journalistic instincts kick in, telling her there is more to the story than a man committing suicide, and she discovers that a report on the reactor written by Sixsmith can reveal the terrible secret. Along with the report, Rey also finds a collection of letters written from Frobisher to Sixsmith many years earlier while Frobisher was working on the Cloud Atlas Sextet composition. A scientist named Isaac Sachs (Tom Hanks) meets Rey and helps her. The CEO, Lloyd Hooks (Hugh Grant) sends his head of security, Joe Napier (Keith David) and his agent, Bill Smoke (Hugo Weaving) to stop her. Smoke has already killed Sixsmith, and then Sachs, and attempts to kill Rey as she gets closer and closer to the truth. Smoke is stopped in the end by Joe Napier. As Napier and Rey escape death by the hands of Smoke, Luisa Rey publishes an article leading to the shutdown of the reactor after revealing the contents of the Sixsmith Report.The fourth storyline is a modern-day tale of Timothy Cavendish (Jim Broadbent), the owner of a small publishing company, who has published a small biographical book by a lowlife thug. While the book has literally no hope of making much if any money, this changes when the author-thug kills a critic of his book by throwing him off a balcony to his death. Suddenly the book has legs and Cavendish is rolling in money from royalties. When friends of the thug come looking for his royalties, Cavendish is put in a tight situation, as he doesn’t have the money they are demanding, and clearly the hooligans aren’t particularly constrained by the law. While traveling by train to the hide-out address his brother recommended, Cavendish is seen reading a manuscript that was sent to him. The manuscript is titled, “Half Lives – The First Luisa Rey Mystery” and is the romanticized version of the third storyline. He arrives at the “hotel” his brother sent him to, which, only the next day, is revealed to be a nursing home for the elderly. Residents are treated as prisoners, and each attempt to get out is stopped by the staff (which is revealed to be the nursing home’s primary purpose, to lock up troublesome relatives). With the assistance of three other residents, Cavendish eventually creates an escape plan and they manage to escape. Once he makes good on his escape, he writes a best-selling tale of his adventures, which is later made into a biopic.The fifth storyline is about Sonmi-451 (Doona Bae), a clone bred for work in a Papa Song fast-food restaurant in Korea (now called Neo Seoul) in the far future. In this stark future, she lives in a day-to-day world, each day identical to the next, existing only to serve food to “consumers,” but her limited life is revealed to be less than she is capable of when another of the clones inadvertently awakens her from her daily slumber. Sonmi-451, through chance, discovers a fragment of the biopic film of “The Ordeal of Timothy Cavendish” on a cell-phone/PDA left at the Papa’s Song fast-food restaurant. This film lays the seeds of the never-ending struggle against injustice. She starts to question all the things she has seen and experienced, including the believed purpose of her existence, from which other clones, and eventually she, will “ascend” after eleven years of work. When her friend, the other clone, is killed, she meets a man named Hae-Joo Im, who it is revealed was behind her friend, and then her, being exposed to something more than their day-to-day existence. They have been attempting to prove that the clones are the equal of “naturally born” humans (“purebloo

⚠️ Explanation (Spoiler)

In the movie “Cloud Atlas,” based on David Mitchell’s novel, the intricate and interconnected stories span across centuries and explore the concept of reincarnation and the ripple effects of individual actions throughout time. Directed by the Wachowski sisters and Tom Tykwer, the film weaves together multiple narratives with the same actors playing different roles in each era.

The movie begins in the Pacific Islands in 1849, where we meet characters like Dr. Goose (played by Tom Hanks) and barrister Adam Ewing (Jim Sturgess). Ewing is conflicted about his involvement in a human trafficking scheme orchestrated by his father-in-law Haskell Moore (Hugo Weaving). When Ewing witnesses the cruelty inflicted on a local islander named Autua (David Gyasi), he starts to question his role in the atrocities. Autua eventually saves Ewing from Dr. Goose’s treacherous plans, leading to Ewing’s decision to join the abolition movement with his wife Tilda (Doona Bae).

In England in 1936, we follow the story of Robert Frobisher (Ben Whishaw), a talented composer who becomes inspired by Ewing’s journal. Frobisher works as an amanuensis for Vyvyan Ayres (Jim Broadbent) while composing his masterpiece, “The Cloud Atlas Sextet.” Frobisher’s complicated relationships with Ayres, Ayres’ wife Jocasta (Halle Berry), and his lover Rufus Sixsmith (James D’Arcy) lead to a series of events that culminate in Frobisher shooting Ayres and fleeing, leaving behind his composition for Sixsmith.

As the movie progresses, we witness how the actions of characters in one era influence and impact the lives of others in different time periods, highlighting the interconnectedness of human experiences and the cyclical nature of history. The film challenges viewers to consider the implications of their choices and the legacy they leave behind for future generations.

Through its non-linear storytelling and thematic exploration of love, power, and the human spirit, “Cloud Atlas” delivers a thought-provoking and visually stunning cinematic experience that invites audiences to reflect on the interconnectedness of all beings across time and space.

👪 Parents Guide & Age Rating

R

Age Rating:

Cloud Atlas has been rated R for violence, language, sexuality/nudity, and some drug use. This rating indicates that the movie may contain content unsuitable for children under 17 without parental guidance.

Parental Guide:

Cloud Atlas includes intense scenes that may not be suitable for younger viewers. Here is a detailed parental guide to help you make an informed decision about whether the movie is appropriate for your child:

  • Violence: The movie features two death scenes involving a gun in someone’s mouth, with blood shown spraying onto walls and beds. There is a futuristic chase scene with gunshots and explosions. A dog is shot offscreen.
  • Sexuality/Nudity: The film contains scenes with sexual content and nudity.
  • Language: Expect the use of strong language throughout the movie.
  • Drug Use: Some drug use is depicted in the film.

Considering the mature themes and content in Cloud Atlas, it is recommended for adult viewers or older teenagers who can handle the intense scenes and themes portrayed in the movie.

📺 Streaming and where to watch

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❝ Quotes and Cult

  • A half-finished book is, after all, a half finished love affair.
    Robert Frobisher
  • That's it! The music from my dream.
    Vyvyan Ayrs
  • I believe there is another world waiting for us, Sixsmith. A better world. And I'll be waiting for you there.
    Unknown
  • I know, I know!
    Mr. Meeks
  • I will not be subjected to criminal abuse.
    Timothy Cavendish
  • Our lives are not our own. From womb to tomb, we are bound to others. Past and present. And by each crime and every kindness, we birth our future.
    Sonmi-451

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Cloud Atlas: Interwoven Lives and Timeless Truths

Interconnected Destinies:

At the heart of Cloud Atlas lies the profound concept of interconnectedness. The film weaves together six seemingly disparate storylines spanning centuries, demonstrating how the actions and choices of individuals ripple through time, shaping the lives of others. From the 19th-century Pacific to the dystopian future, characters grapple with moral dilemmas and the consequences of their deeds, revealing the enduring bonds that unite humanity.

Aging and Mortality:

The passage of time and the inevitability of death are explored with poignant depth in Cloud Atlas. Characters confront the challenges of aging, the loss of loved ones, and the search for meaning in the face of mortality. Through their struggles, the film prompts us to reflect on the fragility of life and the importance of living each moment with purpose.

Personal Experiences and Tom Hanks’ Perspective:

Tom Hanks, who portrays multiple roles in the film, has described Cloud Atlas as one of the most transformative experiences of his career. He believes that the film’s unique narrative structure allows viewers to connect with the characters on a deeply personal level, fostering empathy and a sense of shared humanity.

Themes and Symbolism:

Cloud Atlas is a rich tapestry of themes and symbols. The title itself refers to the ever-changing manifestations of the human spirit, which remains constant amidst the flux of time. Motifs such as reincarnation, the power of storytelling, and the interconnectedness of all things underscore the film’s philosophical underpinnings.

Critical Reception and Audience Perspectives:

Cloud Atlas has elicited a diverse range of reactions from critics and audiences. Some have praised its ambitious scope and thought-provoking themes, while others have criticized its complex narrative and uneven execution. Despite the mixed reviews, the film has gained a devoted following who appreciate its unique storytelling approach and its exploration of profound human experiences.

Artistic Vision and Technical Execution:

The Wachowskis, known for their groundbreaking work on The Matrix trilogy, bring their signature visual flair to Cloud Atlas. The film’s stunning cinematography, innovative editing techniques, and intricate makeup effects create an immersive and visually captivating experience. The ensemble cast delivers powerful performances, embodying the diverse characters and their transformative journeys.

Cultural Impact and Legacy:

Cloud Atlas has left an enduring mark on popular culture. Its exploration of interconnectedness and the human condition has resonated with audiences worldwide, sparking discussions about the nature of existence, the power of storytelling, and the importance of empathy. The film continues to be studied and analyzed, inspiring new interpretations and insights into its complex themes.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What did Tom Hanks think about Cloud Atlas?

Tom Hanks described Cloud Atlas as one of the most magical experiences he’s ever had in his decades-spanning acting career.

Is Cloud Atlas a good movie?

Cloud Atlas is a sprawling, ambitious blend of thought-provoking narrative and eye-catching visuals, making it a film that some may find unwieldy but impossible to ignore.

What is the message behind Cloud Atlas?

The message behind Cloud Atlas is an exploration of how individual actions impact one another across different time periods, shaping souls from killers into heroes and inspiring revolutions through acts of kindness.

What is the main idea of Cloud Atlas?

Throughout Cloud Atlas, the main themes explored are power, control, and freedom, as characters in each story struggle against various forms of oppression such as slavery, corporate greed, totalitarianism, and societal norms.

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