This film is a failure. While the special effects are well-done, the storyline feels contrived and predictable. The theme of artificial intelligence achieving humanity has been handled much better in other movies, including more recent ones like "I, Robot," which this one doesn't even come close to matching.

It seems like movies centered around artificial intelligence have become increasingly common recently, with a noticeable surge in the last five years, including many low-budget productions that surprisingly resonated with audiences and critics. This is another entry into that genre, originating from Britain. What I consistently find perplexing across these films is their reliance on predictable narrative pitfalls – s…