Not bad for 'Rich/White Vs Poor/Colour cliché' movie.

Rating: 5/10 (3 February 2016)

I watched it as a 'B movie' and with that perceptive -I thought it was pretty decent. The sci-fi visuals were quite nice and some the concepts were good (though definitely not the magic; heal everything bed). I didn't find the dialog overly corny and cheesy which often tends to happen with these types of movies.
My two biggest problems with the movie lie with with the premise and the point/resolution of the story.
It took considerable effort to overlook the somewhat absurd premise: With the level of AI and robotics present, I find it hard to accept why any human would have to work or even provide for themselves -the androids would make more androids while providing for the human population, Earth would have been a 'paradise' and financial wealth would have little-no value. Also who in their right mind would automate their command/administrative control of their core system to such a degree that it overrides human administration...violently, not to mention what a catastrophic threat malicious software like viruses/RATs/worms would be to such a system.
I found the resolution most perplexing and infantile/naive of all: The premise told us that Earth was massively overpopulated -a major (arguably the primary) reason why things are so bad, yet the film's 'good' outcome has now resulted in immortality for all of Earth. If overpopulation was bad before -what is it going to be like when the sick, elderly and injured don't die. It defiantly lacks any nuanced or well throughout point -something that I prefer my sci-fi to have.
Anyways: the visuals and technology is cool, everything else is 'meh' at best. Decent soft-scifi B movie.