Not sure about this one. It's an okay watch I guess. This dystopian bleak comedy has some intriguing concepts and I thoroughly enjoyed the delightfully dry humor and deadpan delivery, but it doesn't come together as a whole and it's just hard to fully connect with it when there's almost no human emotion involved. I was really enjoying how flat and lacking in energy it was at first, but it wears out very quickly. Also, I feel like this is basically just _The Art of Self-Defense_ again with less impressive execution. It at least shines in its dark comedy aspects. This is certainly an interesting film but I don't think I'll find myself going back to this anytime soon.

By the mediocre reviews I was expecting a pretentious Young-Adult-novel-esque action thriller, but it was actually a surprisingly funny, yet poignant dark satire. If you don't like deadpan humor, you'll probably hate this.

This movie is like an episode of Black Mirror. Dark, dystopian science fiction. I enjoyed it.

A depressing idea, but I loved it.

Everyone in the film seems to talk in a rapid fire, stilted emotionless monotone. Almost like this is supposed to be film noir or a poorly dubbed foreign film. Maybe all the characters are loaded with horse tranquilizers. There's a lot of strange expositional dialogue, such as when Sarah 1.0 is talking to her lawyer. "*I* suggest taking personal combat training lessons from a personal combat trainer. *ALSO* we should discuss my rates." I'm unconvinced this is a comedy, a thriller, or even much of a drama.