Rusty Blade

Rating: 2/10 (2 October 2019)

Once you start altering peoples memories you can do any trick with the plot and and the characters that you like. Being overly long I had long lost my memory of the start of this film and ceased to care who was real as time went on. The main character must have felt the same, and only seemed remotely engaged with what was going on. There was no let up on the slow realisation that somehow the earthlings had created Robots so like us that it seemed a pity to bump them off. (One had made a flower!) They certainly had equality in the films emotional stakes and if I am right, had succeeded in mating with one of us homo-sapiens to make things even more confusing. The Hero was given a very cool hover machine to blast around in as the plot unraveled in a city landscape no one would like to live in anyway. (It looked tremendously horrendous, unless someone has rearranged my memory banks. Hang on......?)
Did it get too clever for itself or only for me? Not being able to tell who is a Robot or not, when everyone was just as uncaring and insensible, make you just not care in the the final analysis. (A half Robot?)