Simply brilliant. Stanislav Lem's "phylosophic sci-fi" style at it's best

Rating: 10/10 (5 June 2012)

The sci-fi movie of the decade IMO. Multi-layered tasty plot glowing with philosophic questions such as "robotic "nature" versus human nature", "who are we to our creators and what are their plans for us?", "whether all creatures want their parents die and what should parents do if so?" as well as not so obvious questions like "why the catastrophe on the pyramid took place around 2000 years ago".
And it is only abstract intellectual core - on the other side we have flawlessly written & directed epic sci-fi story, with deeply emotional themes of heroism, sacrifice and glory of human nature. The only thing that confused me was alien-like creature in the "epilogue" (that was not needed at all to my point of view)
Nevertheless, new cult sci-fi movie emerges.
And I have only one question: how long should we wait for the sequel?