diadectes58 A group of English kids on the run from robots that have overrun the Earth must find a way to defeat them or die.Surprisingly good effects and okay acting. The story line flows well but there is not much to it and most of the situations the are not realistic.I give it six out of ten because it is good for a low budget movie, kept me interested, made me care about the characters and is well paced.

gohambone This is a terrible movie. I couldn't even make fun of it. It's like a really bad episode of the Twilight Zone. If you are a sci-fi fan, the story and subsequent plot holes will infuriate you.The most exciting part of the story is the war of 11 days in which the Robot Overlords managed to conquer humanity. This pinnacle event is told and not shown in 3 lines of text over a black background.Flash forward to the dystopian future where humanity has been placed under house arrest for 4 years. Cabin fever is at a peak as humanity struggles by being fit, apparently well fed, cleanly groomed with access to showers, beauty products, and laundered, tailored designer clothing. How will humanity escape their implants which may or may not do something? How do our heroes not suffer permanent damage from being repeatedly electrocuted? What is the robot master plan?Use your imagination, you will probably come up with something better

morganstephens512 This is one of the biggest piles of awfulness I had ever seen. And that is really saying a lot considering how many terrible movies I have had to suffer through in the last couple years. The only one percent redeeming factor in this was Ben Kingsley, who got killed off in the end (for no good reason I will add). The plot makes less sense than something a two year old would write and you can hardly watch more than a second before you want to shot whoever made this. Not only did I hate every picosecond of this, but every picosecond got worse than the last one through to the point where I wanted to vomit all over my floor. The effects would have been amazing say in cave men days but are laughable today. And the romance (yes there is some) is so bad that there is no lead in to any of it and makes the romance in Birdemic looked fleshed out. I expected a dumb fun time but instead I came out wanting to watch Movie 43 again. Yeah, that bad. Avoid this with YOUR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!

skot-21 Basic and by the numbers. I had extremely low expectations because It looked like a kids movie. Don't get me wrong, I'm well aware not everything made is going to be something I will enjoy but this kind of watered down rubbish is completely devoid of any value on any level what's so ever. It's a tired old plot, recycled and rehashed. Mailed in performances by the only two cast members with actual career (Kingley has been on a down slide since Iron Man 3, which I though he couldn't sink any lower) to the sci-fi channel level of CG, this film is a tragedy on so many levels and definitely not worth the time... clearly the people who made this didn't put any real thought or creativity into it. Robot designs were cheap, like Asylum Sharknado cheap, basically cubes, because cubes are easy to make in CG rather than designing complex, engaging robots that are visually interesting and worth showing off Instead we get cubes that are basically on screen very sparingly, either do to cost or embarrassment.All the positive reviews posted are clearly by people who either A.) have some connection to the cast crew or producers, or B) are just idiots, which is why garbage like this continues to get made. What a waste... too bad all the time effort and money was spent on this wasn't put towards something people would actually enjoy, rather than cranking out this. Completely unnecessary, nothing we haven't seen elsewhere with better craftsmanship and purpose. What a waste of a cool name and 90 minutes of my life, 90 minutes I will never get back.... do yourselves a favor, watch Red Dawn or any number of better films with the same plot, you know, the old "kids vs oppressors" troupe.