The Creation of the Humanoids

Synopsis

In the year 2038, following a devastating war between humans and robots, a sect known as The Order of Flesh and Blood opposes the creation of humanoids - androids designed to carry on the human race. The Humanoids Corporation tries to integrate the humanoids into society, but faces resistance from the fearful populace. Amidst this backdrop, a human detective, Captain Kenneth Cragis, investigates the mysterious deaths of flesh and blood humans, unravelling a complex web of prejudice, love, and ethical dilemmas that challenges the very essence of humanity itself.

Cast

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  Don Megowan

  Capt. Kenneth Cragis

• Erica Elliott

  Maxine Megan

• Don Doolittle

  Dr. Raven

• George Milan

  Acto

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  Dudley Manlove

  Lagan

• Frances McCann

  Esme Cragis Milos

Reviews

The Creation of the Humanoids stands as a thought-provoking science fiction film that delves into existential questions about the nature of humanity and the implications of artificial intelligence. Despite its low-budget appearance, the film manages to create a compelling narrative with strong philosophical undertones. Some critics have hailed it as a hidden gem of its time, praising its daring approach to tackling social issues through the lens of a futuristic world. However, others have criticized its slow pace and dated special effects. Overall, the film garners a mix of positive and negative reviews, with some viewers appreciating its unique storytelling while others found it lacking in execution. IMDb users have rated it 5.7/10, showing its polarizing effect on audiences.

See also

Interstellar

Pulp Fiction

Joker

Titanic