IRONY: A Clone of the film Moon

Rating: 6/10 (21 July 2013)

To keep it short, I will begin promptly.
INCONSISTENCIES:
1. In a world of drones, aliens, and motherships, why couldn't they get their radios to work for basic two-way communications? Yes, I realize he flew "below radar", but we're talking about aliens completely destroying the moon... Surely they can figure out radios.
2. Again - n a world of drones, aliens, and motherships, why couldn't Jack be tracked with an RFID chip as well as his ship. He's always cruising around and no one knows where he is... ever heard of GPS? I mean, if you can blow up an entire moon, and destroy an entire planet, you'd think that tracking your spacecraft would be pretty standard...
3. The guns... Morgan Freeman has a blaze of glory battle with a basketball robot, and unloads a copious amount of shells into it - yet it doesn't die. In fact, it knocks Freeman on his ass, and keeps on killin. 30 seconds later, a drone is shot with a rifle and drops like a fly. In an earlier scene, we can see Jack shoot a drone with his pistol, and drops it like nothing. Very inconsistent (even if there's a "sweet spot" for them to target, it's still pretty lame).
4. The scenery vs. the story - What the hell? With millions of dollars worth of C.G., this is the best story you can come up with? Mad Max meets Moon? The entire story is based on the idea that an Alien is using Jack as a tool to help repair assets. Jack is a clone, and he doesn't know it. He later meets his wife and kills the aliens with Morgan Freeman, and they die as martyrs (typical Hollywood martyrdom). See Star Trek 2009 intro scene.
5. How did Jack's wife get on the shuttle that was pulled into the mothership (Tent)? Additionally, how did it orbit for 60 years? I'm going to have to watch it a second time to catch up on that part.
UNORIGINALITY:
1. A knock off from the movie Moon? Jack - your typical "tech. dude", works on automated equipment that helps procure natural resources from Earth. Jack has memories lingering up in his cage, and he struggles to remember himself. Slowly, he realizes it's a lie... The rest is nonsensical Mad Max type action scenes.
2. Tractor beams, lasers, and motherships - yes, this is an alien film without the grays. There are a few power-cells and radiations too...
3. A clone of the movie Moon... how pun-tastic.
4. Two-way radios still being used 100 years from now... ?
5. GPS - Why are the aliens so technologically advanced and yet so incredibly out of date?
6. Morgan Freeman's Accessories - Cigar, Trench Coat, and Driving Goggles. AKA - Mad Max Wardrobe
AMBIGUITIES:
1. How did Jack have enough time to build a secret resort without anyone knowing about it? I mean seriously...
2. Why did the creepers at the beginning squeal like pig-men and then later reveal that they were simply humans?
3. How did Morgan Freeman know more about Jack than the aliens?
4. At one point in the film, Jack randomly finds a book, reads a specific page, and Morgan Freeman knew it... how? Seriously...
5. Rope + Winch = Nylon Snap. Meanwhile, you have flying spaceships and drones capable of voice recognition.
I apologize - it's 4:00am, and I must sleep. Way too much money for such a generic/recycled story. I couldn't give this film a 7, because I already saw War of the Worlds and Moon...