Review of Chappie (2015) by Khan_Showmik — 01 Oct 2015

As I think, a movie becomes best when the viewers find something unexpected at the end of the movie. But, this movie ends with a normal ending. when Deon got hurts, Chappie, as a robot shows humanity and try to save him while his battery was going to over. By my opinion, the end of the movie can be better if the director presents that Deon stay wounded and when polices enters into the hall Chappie's battery would down and it would be dead. Because, the human brain can never be transmitted, I believe, death can never be ignored. But, the movie shows that with the neurotransmitter helmet human consciousness can be transferred to a new body which is totally impossible and unbelievable.

Over all, the movie grows up very well. One can learn bad sides of arrogance, not to stop in front of your dream from the movie. Deon's perseverance is quite impressive. But seriously speaking, It could be my most favorite movie if it ends in an unexpected way not showing that with science one can ignore death.

Thank you, Neill Blomkamp for a beautiful movie.