When their son Martin appears incapacitated, Henry gets a replacement for his wife Monica—David, an advanced android. Unlike earlier models, David is designed to learn emotions and experience life. Initially hesitant, she quickly develops a connection with the kind and inquisitive boy, as does Henry. However, Martin’s return reveals a spiteful and possessive nature; he orchestrates events that leave David isolated wi…

I thought the film turned out to be quite enjoyable, but I really didn't like how it finished.

I purchased this on DVD some time ago, believing that I had never encountered it before. It wasn't until I arrived at the robot destruction spectacle – a phrase I’m sure I’ve never used previously – that it dawned on me I’d actually seen this film already. That particular scene is quite striking. In several ways, I considered the movie to be skillfully produced: the visual effects were impressive, there was consid…