9 out of 10 scoring for just posing the question

Rating: 9/10 (31 August 2015)

Bad Reviews of this film based on the fact that it avoids moral questions are legitimate bad Reviews. The film does avoid moral problems.
However, the film does explore the human mind and the intersection between Morgan Freeman making a speech and the action taking Place is much in the same way as Henri Laborit making his speech in "Mon Oncle d'Amerique", the film by Alain Resnai. It does not disturb me at all - on the contrary! The question of what happens if humans would access more of their brain capacity does resemble a parable of what happens if humans became God. This might have been unintended by the makers of this Movie but it is nevertheless a fair comparison that can be made.
The action scenes with all the killings and whatnot are for pure Entertainment, of course, and brings a relaxation from the very Heavy topic here concerned.
Therefore, it would be unfair to dismiss this Movie as bad. How many Movies today pose philosophical questions. Matrix did for sure but how many more? A similar Movie with morals being the central issue would, of course, be most commendable but could such a Movie be made and would it be financed. Probably not, since it would rip our capitalistic World into shreds and leave nothing of it to be salvaged and who would finance something like that? So far, we will have to be content with that there are films being made that stimulate our thinking and hope that this take us to the journey towards absolute material equality, the very basic of all morals as far as we now can detect.