It was OK. It had a predictable “Technology is Evil/ Personal Responsibility” plot, art direction was nice.

Had a hard time believing 98% of the world could afford to use a surrogate, and that with that customer base they still needed to advertise. Also had a hard time believing everyone wanted to look human. In a world where everyone looks like a model, you’d think other standards of beauty would emerge.

Enjoyable as fluff, really. You’re not going to spend days debating the concept of “personhood” the way you might with something like Blade Runner.

Not Bruce Willis’s greatest role…or roles, since he had to play two parts. I didn’t much like the plot, which asks the audience to buy off on a future world where 98% of folks would rather dream their lives than live them. The science in this fiction is pretty poor, too. Of course there is the mandatory violence one might expect of Jonathan Mostow, who directed Terminator 3. Some graphic novels are better left off celluloid.