Seems against the grain but I liked it. Clever idea that's believable if you stretch the imagination and a fun story. Won't win any Oscars but enjoyable.

A poor man's Surrogates in worse taste and even more forgettable.

I really wanted to like this movie. I'm sure if Bruce Willis who played Julian Michaels, was the main character it would have been much better. Instead Thomas Jane took the lead on this one as a character named Roy. For some reason they have his character sucking on stick matches, maybe they felt he needed to butch up or something I don't know but it gave his character a cheap image. So one of the clones, Kelly, gets loose and is on the run, she meets up with her maker Evan who happens to have cloned her in his wife's image. They would have gotten away cleanly if it wasn't for Roy who plays a very inexperienced and sloppy cop who lead the bad guys right to them ending in Evan being killed and Roy feeling no remorse. Kelly and Roy team up when Roy gives her the option to help him or leave stating he won't stop her, should have thought of that before he got Evan killed. Long story short Roy and Kelly end the organization called Vice, killing Julian, or did they...

When your basically ripping off the plot of Westworld you ain't really going to have a bad movie.

An awful reimagining of Westworld. 400 bullets fired at a single target without hitting anything.

I thought this was the well-rated film about Dick Cheney, but instead got this crappy piece of gratuitous violence masquerading as a sci-fi flick.

Vice (2015) 3 out of 10: I often like low budget science fiction films. They are not afraid to take chances with the plot and to show their work. Since they cannot rely on expensive sets or special effects, they often need to have the science and the dialog carry the water for them. There are plenty of excellent examples with the recent film The Endless (2017) being a particularly good one. I also often like low budget exploitation films. They usually take more risks than their Hollywood brethren. They are not afraid to "go there," and they seem to realize that if a scene is getting slow, a big orange fireball or some gratuitous nudity is the perfect thing to move the plot forward. The Cheerleaders (1973) is an excellent example of an exploitation film done right. Vice as a low budget reimagining of Westworld could have smoothly gone either route. Both the original movie and HBO's popular Westworld series have shown that exploitation and intelligent conversation, as well as high ideals, can stand side by side to create magnificent entertainment. Vice misses both smart sci-fi and good exploitation by a country mile. The Good: Filmed in Mobile Alabama to give it that future dystopian sheen I have to credit the location scouts and set designers. They did an excellent job with what they had. The Bad: Okay here we go. Let's start with our thespians. Thomas Jane plays a cop on the edge. He has long hair, a bad attitude, and is one more incident from losing his badge. Oh, and he walks around with an unlit match in his mouth. I am not sure if he was supposed to be Tango or Cash in this movie. Bruce Willis ups his sleepwalking game in Vice. Long considered the purveyor of some of the least exciting show up for the check roles in the business (At least Thomas Jane is channeling his inner Nicholas Cage) Willis seems particularly out of it in this movie. He does manage an irritated look from time to time, but that may have just been the realization he was stuck in Mobile, Alabama for another week. Ambyr Childers plays the escaped robot girl and is, in essence, the lead of the film. IMDB has her listed as an actress. I am thinking of sending in a correction. Seriously why would the producer of Vice hire an actress that has one expression and spends her entire time in an exploitation film dressed like she was going to a PTA meeting? What? Oh her husband produced the movie. Well, that explains a lot. Well, maybe the tight script and eye-opening story will save the day. I mean there are a lot of angles here. What makes a man? The exploitation of third world locations by first world tourists. Does committing violence in video games lead to more violence in real life? (The movie gives a solid yes to the third one by the way in a groaner soliloquy given by Thomas Jane.) The script is brainless and lacks imagination. Almost criminally so. Let us start with the brainless part. There is a scene where our escaped lady robot (Ambyr Childers) hides out in a church. She is unknowingly wearing a tracking device in the form of a bracelet. She is programmed not to see the tracking bracelet. A particular scientist at the church (which she dreamed off BTW that is how she got here) takes off the tracking bracelet with a unique tool so the bad guys cannot track her. They then spend the rest of the night at the church until the bad guys show up. Let us break that down. Why would you make a tracking bracelet and go to all the trouble of programming the robot not to see it? It's a robot you built. You could put the tracking device internally in the robot. Second, if you are going to remove the tracking device the next step is to have the tracking device lead your adversaries away from you (put in the back of moving vehicle, tie to a rats tail ext) or for you to move away from the tracking device. It is not to hang out in the last known location after removing said device. Removing a tracking device while on the run is a simple trope. I have never seen a film get it wrong until now. Vice is a muddled low effort mess.

Bad acting. Horrible. I wanted to like it, but couldn't.

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 온라인카지노추천 while I do other stuff on my laptop.

Don't bother wasting your time this movie is not worth it! The "leading lady" is cast all wrong and if a high energy, physically fit actress such as Scarlett Johansson were cast this film may have been better.

This movie was just garbage.

I'm not enjoying this film at all. I find it rather boring. I love AI movies, but this one seems a bit on the cheezy side.

Oh my god this is such a bad movie!

Time killer when trolling Netflix to find something to watch.

Hated it. Sorry Bruce Willis had even a bit part in it. Had hope it might be a good one but it sucked so big time.

Not sure what is worse. The bad dialog or the terrible acting. Just the worst movie I have seen in a long time.

I liked it more then enough ....not everyone i see , liked the story and the 3 lead-actors . Fine

According to this drivel, every man is a sadist at heart, and only dream of raping and killing. I get it is supposed to be a scifi thriller, but it really gets tiresome fast. From the guests at Willis facility, to the techs, and even random bar patrons, all seem to get off on being cruel to "women" regardless if they know they are robots or not. Willis clearly did this solely for the paycheck, for which i hope he got paid plenty, because this movie is bad, bad, bad. No redeeming qualities whatsoever, watch the original westworld instead, or the new tv series, which are a lot better

Not Bruce at his best.

I dont know who is worse at shooting, these bad guys or storm troopers. Save your self the time and dont see it.