[In Time] (2011)

A world where scientific advancement has stopped human aging. To solve the problem of overpopulation, people stop aging after reaching their youth and wear a bio-watch on their wrist. The world is governed by a rule where you die when the watch hits zero. In a world where the rich live forever and the poor must work to earn time to survive day by day, the protagonist accidentally gains an immense amount of time. However, after his mother's death, he decides to take revenge on society, and the movie unfolds from there. The movie's concept is fresh and unique, making it very memorable. However, a point of regret is that despite being set in the distant future, the backgrounds and props (like cars) felt outdated and unbalanced. While the ending was a bit disappointing compared to the beginning and middle, it's an enjoyable movie, so I recommend it.