What Else is Perfect?

Rating: 10/10 (26 August 2018)

A stunning story that drives its events around a unique cornerstone, just as Blade Runner (1982). Although not explicitly mentioned in both movies but left for the audience to acquire, is about the sole which a non-human can develop. Some reviews mentioned that it lacks deep dramatic reactions, but this is in favor of the story, considering the main objective is not about picturing emotions' depth, but about existence.
It is a throughout story where some of the scenes in the movie need pages to be described, and some events that took no more than 10 seconds in the movie will be stretched out in other sci-fi movies for 20+ minutes, and all came in a continuous sequence here.
Visual effects are state of the art by all means. The music in this movie has a character by its own, it has a very strong presence just like in the classical (previous) part. All actors made their roles perfectly - except the role by Jared Leto which is kinda draw back in the whole momentum of the movie, thankfully it was a minor role.
There are too many good things to be mentioned which made this a very entertaining hard-core science fiction movie, such as picturing the future of some regions, the yet-to-be nature of complexity of human beings in the next few decades, the expected environmental effects on everything, the unstoppable power development of political systems, very possible future gadgets and accessories, etc. This leaves one asking himself: if this is not The perfect sci-fi movie, then what else is?
Highly recommended for everyone, and I am sure I will watch it again.
10/10.