Blow my mind

Rating: 9/10 (19 July 2016)

Here is the recipe of the excellent film by Ridley Scott: unusual scenario; quality visual effects; space journey; questions of philosophy and religion
Film makes us think about genesis of mankind: if people were a result of experiment, our makers didn't like it and wanted to change it? Of course, it's a pity to feel yourself a laboratory's rat, which is killed by engineers. But from the other side if you were a programmer and your source code asked you: "I don't want to be erased or modified!". What would you answered?
Film's authors touch the thin edge of relations like a creator- creatures, parents-children.There are few cases: - when millionaire loved his robot like a son and didn't love his real daughter; - when woman wanted to kill strange creatures which she was born. Film makers don't give concrete answers for these questions, last word remains for the film watcher.
Visual effects are brilliant, especially space view supplementing endless philosophy's thoughts.. Unfortunately watching film in 3D is disappointing, because real things recorded by 3D camera look volume, but drawing things and views look flat.
I'm looking forward second film and new food for my imagination in the main question: Do the creator of people believe in God?