If sinthetic humans could breed?

Rating: 7/10 (19 January 2018)

The plot - In the first 10 mins of the movie Ryan Gosling who is a police officer (a synthetic/artificially engineered human which obeys orders without exception) who is tasked with killing very old synthetic humans (synth) that have not been programmed to obey orders (without exception) finds that such a synth had given birth to a baby. This is almost a miracle and the rest of the very long (almost 3hr) movie is about following leads to find that baby.
The sci-fi technology in this movie is what I liked best. It has been done in a very natural manner and this movie is worth seeing just for that.
The visuals, though very nice, somehow I did not like that much. It felt like they were too full of themselves, forced, and a little too much.
They should not have bought in Harrison Ford, somehow he was looking pathetic. He even has a fight with Gosling, which was so awkward and had no meaning to the story.
Gosling is his regular self (cool acting), but the other characters were trying too hard to be sophisticated.
And the ending is not good (atleast for me). It was incredibly anti-climactic (its here that I could clearly see that the primary purpose of this movie was the visuals and to use the 'Blade Runner' name to make a little money, it was a forced story, that they somehow concocted and and use visuals which are now mainstream to somehow hide that there was no real story.
There are not many good movies nowadays, so I still recommend watching it.
In time this movie will come down to a 7.5 rating (now 8.3). Thats how good it is.