Unnecessarily cruel movie

Rating: 1/10 (27 October 2015)

Thats's all. All of the philosophical discussion, toward the end, drowns in the cruelty. It's a pity. The idea had some potential, and for a while it progressed. The colors of the movie are not to my liking, but I understand this is a matter of choice. However, more and more as the movie goes, the main theme of the movie becomes a violence. For the first time when it had no sense whatsoever, was the meeting of the white hair android leader with the chief designer of that generation of androids, the Sebastian. The rebel android leader had no reason for killing Sebastian, even less the director had no reason to make that scene so gory. Even less reason for killing, had the same android to kill the 25 year old genetic engineer, who took home him and his female android partner. In a similar manner, although less gory, the android hunter Deckerd showed plain cruelty, when he effectively raped the female android Rachael, especially when she saved his life some time earlier. I'm sorry, but senseless cruelty is never justified even for artistic reasons.