Frankestein Redux with Sexy Hardware

Rating: 5/10 (3 June 2015)

A stylish take on Shlelly's Frankenstein exploring the idea of the Turing Test.
Taking a job with a rich eccentric computer genius away from civilization may seem like a dream job at first, but something is amiss, otherwise there wouldn't be a movie.
Exactly how does one determine that one is talking to a real person and what that really means to both parties and this isn't just about robots, but people as well. At what point does one lose one's objectivity when doing a job that should be just a job, but becomes far more than the job.
Some things about this movie don't make much sense, but that kept the budget within reason and this movie is tight and uncluttered, a sterile set for a sterile relationship.
Who the hell builds a robot without an off button?
Somehow, AF709 may have been a better angle to play and closer to AI.
Not great, not horrible.