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The ultimate melodrama. It's both heartbreaking and beautiful. It really hurts a lot every time I watch it, even listening to the OST makes me tear up. The lead actress' acting is just so brilliant, raw, immersive; pulling off two very different characters in one drama.

Sci-fi fans ought to be thrilled. Among the best Netflix releases. I enjoyed it from start to finish. JLo's performance is commendable, and I like that there is no romance filler, except with the bot (sort of) which is cute. I also like its message about AI -- yes, it can destroy, but ultimately it can help us -- and how it presents a bot-human connection. Well done!

Never seen the manga or anime this movie is based on, nor any live adaptations; so I was hoping to enjoy this movie for what it is. However, I only managed to watch the first 10 minutes or so. Creators know how important it is to capture viewers with the first few scenes, but this one failed. It does have a Jackie Chan vibe, but the action stunts are less natural and the comedy is a bit off and not engaging at all, plus the addition of all those 'cleavage' scenes makes it even worse. Judging from those first few minutes, this movie is riddled with sexual filler scenes to compensate for mediocre script and acting. Dropped.

Nothing new nor thrilling from story to fight scenes. Just some old fighting where the lead characters are invincible even when bullets are raining on them; well-trained soldiers (enemies) can't even land a single bullet on them even in plain sight. At that point, I stopped watching. May be there are better fight scenes afterward, but I just wished it had been crisp from beginning to end as action movies should be.

I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. This series is worth watching for its great acting and cinematography, and thrilling sequences. Pacing is just right for me; every time I am tempted to look away from the screen, something interesting happens, so it kept me glued. The twist may seem underwhelming for those who expect supernatural mind-boggling 'Stranger Things'-of-sort stuffs, but for me it's kind of refreshing that it brings us back down to familiar reality.