Confusing

Rating: 4/10 (9 January 2016)

There was one good thing in this movie. His music collection in that little ecosystem he had made.
I still don't know who sent this "Tet" and why did it blow up the poor Moon. Also, what was that truth he (Jack Harper) found out when he went to the "radiation zone"? I have the impression some scenes were cut out from the movie I watched, although it lasted entire 2 hours. I could feel how I was getting old during these 2 hours. OMG
Than his dreams. His memories. Now, has he been wiped out or not? OK, the machine had failed. Lucky him the dreams remained were of his beloved and, why not to say, hot wife instead of his grandfather. Otherwise he wound have this strange dreams with an old man, that probably would drive him nuts.
Another "observation". There is this explosion they see and Jack is ordered to not check it out. He does! there are 4 or 5 survivors. One of them is the girl he has been dreaming about. The drones come and start shooting them all and he is right next to the girl, so he avoids her death by putting himself in front of the girl, so the drone gets nuts, deciding whether to terminate the target or all good. Finally the drone decides to leave in peace and not to shoot. This assures American military institution was not involved in its design...
..Now what's the probability of (1)being the only curious Jack Harper out of thousands out there. Because Morgan Freeman said "He was different". (2)Of having dreams about a women he doesn't know, (3)to be the only survivor of a crush that he (4)supposed to not to assist? I am not a statistics expert and I say "HA". If I would be statistics expert I would say "OOOOH S**T".
Not to mention the concept of having these "clones" working in a remote place with the promise they are going to go home in couple of weeks has already been used in Moon(2009), which is pretty good done.
I don't know. If I would have the director in front of me right now I would ask him bunch of questions, because the movie is confusing and not real even in the sci-fi world.