A lusty show of ambition.

Rating: 10/10 (15 May 2014)

When it comes to this movie, i have to say that my sense of movie appreciation has a soft spot. Therefore, the reader has to know: i'm a sucker that loves Blade Runner, and here is why(Also, i dare to compare it with StarWars because they are like cousins, and is a movie that only Sci-fi enthusiasts like myself may appreciate in this day and age):
Its ambition is out of bounds for its era. You could say- Hey man, they are using visual effects from the team of StarWars and it's also a "sci-fi"- and i would answer -Dude! Some over human creature is killing a god that is also a man, not some old son and father misunderstanding.
Then you would say -But, it looks and feels like crap nowadays.- and then i say -Well have you seen the original version of StarWars?- after someone can come up with something like -It feels incomplete and rushed.- to what i can argument -Well StarWars told a story in a saga(composed of six movies) although the first movie had a fulfilling ending.And also they changed the ending because it was not acceptable to end in doubt those days.
Finally smart asses will say -It comes nowhere near the book- to which i would make this final statement - They couldn't use robots that could be taken serious (they sucked so hard on movies those days), the movie couldn't be any longer(it was very expensive, you can feel there is a living world in the background), but more important, it delivers the message of the book (from my point of view), that is: to make u doubt about your self awareness, and the stance of humanity being unique and superior to whatever else is out there.