Sidney Aquino

This is one of the best Sci-Fi/Horror movies I've ever seen. From start to finish it was non-stop action and gore! Although the AI theme is as common as white bread nowadays, the delivery of it in this movie is still very brilliant and original--no surprise since this is the same writer and creator of one of the best horror in the century: "Saw." As dark as the movie was, there was funny dialogue that was not out of place. This is a must see especially if you're a Sci-Fi and Horror buff!

The movie starts out action packed and very intriguing. Then the suspenseful plot starts to drag--to the point that you don't know anymore who the protagonist is 30 minutes into the movie. The hero and heroine is always "clearly" introduced in effective writing and the fact that the General was outstaging the protagonist all the way up to the climax shows you that this was poorly written. And the General even ends saving the hero's life?!! All in all this was a bad version of "The Matrix." The only reason it did not get one star was because of the exhilirating and suspenseful first part of the movie.

Just like St. Francis of Assisi, our new Pope is here to REFORM the Church. In 1972 my Mother was having difficulty with her pregrancy with me so the Doctor suggested to ABORT me. But my Catholic parents prevented that from happening because they knew it would've been murder. My Mother risked her health and quite possibly her life to deliver me. She was fine afterwards and so was I. I grew up, came out of the closet at 21 years old and my parents "supported my LGBTQ" rights! This is what it means to be Catholic! And our new Pope, just like my parents, celebrates the DIGNITY and the RIGHTS of "ALL". My RIGHT TO LIFE was protected when I was a fetus, and now my RIGHT TO LIVE as a dignified human being EQUAL to my heterosexual counterparts is being protected. When you find that no one can put you in a box, then you are most likely walking with Jesus. This is what being Catholic is all about.