Pre-teen geek fantasy predictable to the very last scene

Rating: 3/10 (10 March 2016)

Totally predictable, from start to finish, this film (?) is a pre-teen geek's fantasy: a billionaire who owns/runs the company that beat Google to a pulp, but lives in a secret hideout more than two hours away from civilization by helicopter, where he single-handedly builds androids. Even for a comic book story that's far-fetched.
Then this bearded Steven Jobs type, who is a technical genius and a CEO, calls in a geek with a brain the size of a peanut and the emotional maturity of an eight-year-old to test the AI of his latest android? Give me a break...
The plot has more holes than a swiss cheese; the setting is totally inconsistent. In a house with state-of-the-art technology, and top security protocols, the doors open with a standard plastic card? No fingerprint identification? No iris ID? Come on...
And the genius CEO gets totally drunk every evening, as if he was some college freshman?
Towards the end, when Ava unscrews her left arm to replace it, the arm was fitting under her sleeve; when she screws a new one in, it fits over her sleeve... pay attention, guys!
When she puts skin over her metal body, the final result changes the actual shape of her body: with the skin on top of the metal, she has smaller breasts, skinnier buttocks, narrower hips... This makes absolutely no sense.
Yes, the visual effects are great. That's why it deserves three stars out of ten; otherwise, it should be rated "1".