Waste of time

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

The acting in this movie is really good.

The beginning... to have all the supposed "victim" class present, eternal victim class, abducted by a maniacally brilliant evil white male who listens to ebil classical wayciss music...couldn't get past the first 5 minutes. White female savior tries to get the low IQ "coloreds" to help escape, the black man who has been there for a year could not figure out how to take the mask off until white female savior comes and within days solves the riddle of the plastic mask... the "mystery race" woman is useless so the only solution is" mental miscegenation"...white woman must "marry" black man to elevate his intelligence aka genes in order to escape the bdsm dungeon. I don't like miscegenation and I think its morally wrong, those are my beliefs. I like black shows with black folk and white shows with white folk and Latino shows with Latino folk. When Netflix throws this hard political BS at me I turn it off. they don't respect me so I don't respect them. I don't like them mixing BDSM with different races, I don't like BDSM at all and this is obviously a sad attempt by Netflix to make some type SJW 50 shades of gray where of course the white male must be ebil instead the actual wish fulfillment of the white female. I got this from the first 5 minutes and shut it off. I will not pollute my mind and I also have to make lists of movies my kids can watch.

Influenced by very bad reviews, I thought I was going to have a really bad experience. Nevertheless, I was able to see this movie as a great piece of entertainment. This is not a wonderfull movie, and in begining I began to think I was going to be a waste of time but when the "real action" I started to like it. Having said that it is indeed an enjoyable movie to watch with friends.

Sorry, but I couldn't finish this movie. Despite being a pretty good looking film with some OK special effects and decent acting (which is why I gave it 3 stars), the movie is just so dumb. So we got this guy, who kidnaps people that society doesn't care about, so he can restrain them to chairs and do these weird electrical-impulses to the brain (maybe the movie explains this later, I didn't get that far) for some research project, and then throws them back in a cell with wrist and mouth restraints. Long story short, this pretty chick blows up a part of his house (which sets off no alarms), she gets two of his subjects killed by some robot, and then he restrains her again. Then we get to a part where she's like "hey, if you let me do whatever the hell I want, I'll participate in your research" to which he does smartly reply "I mean, I kept you tied up and did it anyway, what's your point? I'll just do that" but then he follows that up with "but ok I'll let you roam the house for no reason, and buy you clothes, too, cause I suddenly trust you girl who blew up my house and tried to escape!". So now, I guess he no longer needs to strap people to chairs and do brain experiments, he just leaves this chick who messed everything up to do what she wants so long as she does some puzzles during the day, and surprise surprise, she's still trying to escape. I think the tipping point for me was when he casually remarks that he doesn't want the computer to know certain things like the outside world or whatever, and of course he then leaves the house and two seconds later she's telling the computer all the things she's not supposed to tell it and developing some weird friendship with it. I watched a little more after that but barely remember it, I checked out and decided it was too dumb to finish.

Do you hate movies which ignore the most basic of logic and self-set rules, in order to move forward? Then this movies is not for you! It could have made a movie about AI which is defective, it could have been a movie about AI which turns sentient, it could have been a movie about cold hard action and mindless murder. But no! It's none of the above. It's a forgettable hour and a half of about how there is neither meaning nor logic or consistency to machines; by which I mean the writers are too lazy to bother to create interesting or accurate story lines without glaring loop holes. But the acting is top-notch, the concept is fresh and the suspense is real.