Blade Runner more or less perfected these issues many years ago. It cannot really be made better than that from a philosophical point of view. The ending scene of Blade Runner is almost perfect, it says everything. This movie is a more to depth exploration of how life evolves emotionally for a synthetic human being. Now, the movie is what it is, it's an emotional journey through the eyes of Zoe. But what always disturbs me is that the science in these movies seems never to have grasped that once the self aware spsrk is alite the creators should ethically be aware that they have created a new race equal to themselves regardless if it's located in a human physical body or a squared complex computer case. They would be equal or even superior to us in every sense.

They should be prepared and aware what is going on. It's missed as usual just to give the suspense. I would like to see a movie where the creators respect their creation as something that actually lives, thinks, feels and is capable of the exact same or even worse things than us humans.

The movie forgets the revolt, the total and absolute anger that would be the result, if one is supposed to accept the world like that as a synthetic. In realty we would be doomed in seconds if we would have done the same things in reality.

The movie is OK, even though I think it doesn't bring much new to the genre.

The movie is about God complex, and how dirty that makes us humans. Sometimes, not seldom we do that to our children. We forget their individuality and their ability to evolve on their own.