Chappie
Chappie is created to protect and also obey orders but he is been compromised when he is reprogrammed. He later becomes the first robot with a self conscious programming and can also think and feel.
8 October 1949, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
26 September 1974, Johannesburg, South Africa
13 May 1975, York, England, UK
30 March 1979, Marshfield, Wisconsin, USA
April 25, 2017
The film isn't bad and can be very funny (although this is, at times, involuntarily), the central character is endearing and the plot promises enthusiasm. [Full review in Spanish]
July 14, 2016
When I say Chappie reminds me of Short Circuit 2 by way of Robocop and District 9, you have to understand that I mean it in the nicest sense possible.
March 15, 2015
The principal charm of the film arises from Chappie's ears, which prick up and droop like those of a titanium rabbit.
June 21, 2016
Blomkamp and Tatchell aim for the wicked subversions that elevated Paul Verhoeven's RoboCop, but Chappie shoots in too many directions.
March 07, 2015
There's material in Chappie for a worthwhile motion picture but too little is explored by Blomkamp to make this worth a trip to a theater.
December 14, 2015
Its oddly jumbled machinery never clicks. The logic of Chappie gradually disintegrates, becoming increasingly farcical.
March 06, 2015
It may be too sloppy and indulgent to actually call good, but that still leaves room for words like heartfelt, trippy, personal, and even admirable.
March 10, 2015
While the visual effects are spectacularly seamless, they're in the service of a movie which devolves from vaguely funny to just-plain silly to numbingly gory.
February 24, 2017
Although mildly entertaining at times, especially in the beginning scenes when we first see Chappie come to life, the film suffers from an uneven storyline.
May 16, 2016
Chappie's problem: the hardware is solid -- it's the software that's mostly at fault.
July 19, 2016
It's this time-old message of humanity, adapted to fit with today's technologies, that transcends the overpowering, at times clunky, cinematic vessel.
June 28, 2016
Chappie makes no more sense than the ludicrous alien takeover of District 9 and is just as visually ugly, but, without a Roger Ebert to shill for it, the formula now seems especially out of date and particularly depressing.
