Nothing new here, same pedestrian robot movie

Rating: 6/10 (5 November 2015)

I had high expectations for this movie, as we are really on the cusp of entering the singularity, the dawn of the first sentient AI.
Instead I'm treated to a crap movie about sex bots, with all the best questions on AI already covered in Bicentennial Man and ... lol, A.I.
The premise is that a young hotshot AI programmer is brought to the forest retreat of his CEO, as a special reward, to meet his newest robot creation and perform the Turing Test.
The reality, clearly given away in the trailers, is he actually brought him there to see if he would fall in love with his sex bot, and if she would also figure out sexuality and love.
Now if this movie had truly had any BALLS, it would have dove head first into that, with full on soft core porn scenes between the young guinnea pig and the mad scientist's Love Bot, who we learn later designed her face by averaging the young guy's most common porn star google vids preferences on the Internet.
We could have had them fall in love after this raunchy intro, and they both genuinely believe they are in love, while all the while the mad nutjob puppet master watches and pulls the strings, as they plan their doomed escape attempt.
Instead we get endless scenes of boring dialogue, drunken rants, whispered fears in the dark. Ava is not nearly seductive enough to accept, yet we know the loony scientist has several earlier sex robot models of MUCH hotter fem-bots. This is all revealed at the end of the movie like it is some sort of insane revelation. Saw it coming 2 miles out.
The ending is also full of questions on believability, as Ava makes her escape. Getting on a scheduled helicopter meant for someone else... pilot does not even question this. She requires recharging every day... how is she going to do that now? She has no identity... how shall she interact with our identity crazed world? Huge disappointment, only saved by amazing scenery and robot special effects.