Kerrigan

Well done and thoughtful. Something I haven't seen before in movies. Simple plot, feel good movie. Some parts made me sad but in the broader scope of the concept it made sense.

I always like this kind of movie. I like tech, robots, machines, cyborgs, post-apocalyptic. I think this movie was based off a book and they tried to smash in all they could within two hours so I was disappointed that I couldn't get to know the characters better, but I can always read the book. And if the book is just an expanded version of this movie then I think that would be worth it. Despite what I said this movie is a movie worth watching. They did an excellent job with the visuals so it is very appealing to the eye and they managed to put the most important points in the movie to still make it an emotional rollercoaster.

Entertaining, fun, and a little surreal. It's a movie that made me think while also offering some of that movie magic. I've read some reviews and opinions on the movie and they talked a lot about how humans don't use 10% of their brain, we use 100%. There were statements of medical professionals that have said they looked at scans of brains and could say without a doubt we use 100%. I actually agree to a point. In the movie they talk a lot about the 10% relating to 'cerebral capacity'. And that may very well be what medical professionals are talking about in the real world. That we use 100% of our 'cerebral capacity'. And it's what reviews and statements I've seen are referring to. And this is where I think medical professionals and the layman review are wrong. I think we do only use 10%, but not of our 'cerebral capacity'. That's where I think the disparity is with the writing in the movie and with how people who have seen the movie are interpreting it. So if you are watching, going to watch, or have seen clips of this movie and it has you questioning the potential of human beings - I'm here to say that you are on the right track.