I spent much of the film feeling like the villain was cooler, smarter, and generally a better dude than our "hero." Part of what intrigued me. Isaac is one of the best actors alive, and I don't know whether to credit him or the writing more, but every move he made had me feeling like the robot's desire to turn me against him was more malevolent than it seemed on the surface.

It's a movie where the layman is probably the "worst" guy in the film.