Android Insurrection

2012 • 82 minutes

About this movie

It's the 23rd century and advancements in science have led to the creation of an indestructible killing machine. It is up to the soldiers living on an alien infested planet to battle these Androids who have become self-aware and seek to destroy all humanity. MPAA Rating: NOTRATED

Ratings and reviews

If it was possible to assign negative stars, I would. Seeing as how that's not possible, I can just warn you about it instead. I paid a dollar to watch this from Redbox, and still almost called for a refund. The acting is awful, terrible dialogue scenes fill about two thirds of the movie, the graphics could have been done better by a high school kid playing around with cg, and there really isn't much of a plot for the movie to base itself on in the first place. But if you want a good laugh, this is the movie for you.

My initial reaction was that it sucks. In fact, I stopped it after the first 10 minutes of the movie and called my cable provider to demand a refund. They had the audacity to charge $4.99 for this 24 hour rental. The rep I spoke with refused to refund me. I went to bed, got up the next day, and gave it another try. I figured I paid for it, I may as well watch it. I'm a big sci-fi fan and I can tolerate a lot of absurdity with bad acting and poor special effects so long as the story line is engaging. After my initial shock, I'd have to say that I was entertained. I'll give this one 3 stars. It's definitely not in the same class as Terminator, Matrix, I-Robot, or even Lost In Space ("Danger, Will Robinson!"). But if you like sci-fi more for engaging your imagination than wowing your eyeballs, then this may be entertaining for you. It was for me.

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