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Dans un centre de loisirs futuriste, les humains synthétiques sont les serviteurs des riches qui vivent leurs fantasmes les plus sombres. Les humanoïdes sont réinitialisés à chaque nuit par Julian, le propriétaire de la station. Mais Kelly subit quelques dysfonctionnements et conserve tous les souvenirs dans sa mémoire, y compris les plus terrifiants. Réalisant ce que les touristes font endurer au personnel synthétique, elle décide de se venger…
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The movie gives you just enough of an interesting concept of a feminist-artificial-life awakening in the first few minutes to genuinely deepen the disappointment throughout the rest of the film. I'd recommend skipping this in favour of the Westworld series, but if you're still curious, watch the trailer and then fill in the plot mad-libs-style. You'll undoubtedly turn out with something far more satisfying (yes, even action-scene-wise).
What Westworld would look like drained of imagination. Not even the surfeit of cliches could fill all of the plot holes...
I discovered this on the Spanish-language UniMás. This is yet another mindless action movie. But the fact that Bruce Willis ain't the main character means I shouldn't expect anything much except to turn up the volume & have the movie look good on my big screen TV while I do other stuff on my laptop. Ick. Jonathon Schaech from "Road House 2" & "Welcome to Woop Woop" is in it, & I can't recognize the lead actress. Expect me to watch occasionally & then when it'll return after those messages I'll change the channel.
How little can I care about the characters in a film? Uninspired Westworld wannabe with little plot or performance of note.
Not an original thought on the screen. Willis may be on the poster but Ambyr Childers is the main character but she's just not a leading lady so fails spectacularly to carry the movie, which is just Westworld on a low budget.