Great flick, saw it on a preview screen over the weekend, but a piece of advice, stay far away from the Fanbois and mamas-bois.
I was stuck next to two 30-40 year old dorks who pretty much were saying "Oh My GOD!" throughout the whole movie, as if they'd not seen any CG/animation since the movie 'Batteries not Included'. Almost ruined it for me. The GF just stared and chuckled.
The effects were well done with only a few issue for me, and only a few eye rolling momemts, like I wish films would stop making anachronistic cyber geeks and then trying to explain stuff with crap explanaitions. Just say 'magic' and move on works better. Just like explaining time travel, etc. The over involved BS just looks hokey and is a waste of limited running time and budget. BTW, in the 60 seconds you've been reading this I hacked into every computer you owned, touched, looked at, by using a mega branded DELL generic desktop (w/ a 1.6ghz P4 inside), thanks to a very pretty GUI that made it all so easy. All your Momma's eBay Are Belong to Us! 8)
I did get the distinct 'GM' feel to the flick, especially after a certain scene I won't mention to avoid the smile it may bring to some, but seriously, just like the dorks being surprised/amazed by the CG, what are people really that unfamiliar with US movies and product placement? In live Free or Die Hard figure out if you can tell which company's cars are widely used there, and which company's car is 'easy to steal' as a jab.
Anywhoo, good flick (both of them actually), but like most N.Am films they needed more nudity, and I say that in the most artistic and tasteful way possible. :twisted:
...And I don't mean male-nudity butt shots, there's already too much of that in US cinema! 8O