Humans Control Robots To Live Their Lives Like Video Game Avatars

In the near future, people live their lives free of pain, danger and complications through robotic representations of themselves, called surrogates. When the first murder in more than a decade rocks this near-perfect society, FBI Agent Greer discovers a vast conspiracy and must abandon his own surrogate to solve the crime, risking his own life in the process.

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[AnonEMus-cpmn]

I remember seeing this trailer way back in 2009 and think on it periodically.

The most important impact this channel has for me is giving me closure on stories I thought I'd never learn of again.

[johnsmith-xeqn]

Props to the actors for maintaining minimal facial expression to realistically differentiate humans from robots

[danberhe]

"1 month later people with health conditions or those who are immobilized died or turn to homelessness due to not being able to work while a police officer cheers because the only thing that matter was his wife"

[hellsego]

What about Pilot surrogates, flying planes with real people in them? Things like that.

[surajseepersad]

I was going to swear that this is The game Detroit in a real life movie.

[shootingcomet]

I love movies where one person makes a decision on what's best for the entire human race/s.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

This movie takes the term "The Game of Life" way too literally

[naejin]

Oh god, the illogical ending. The overly dramatic premise of the villain, could have just executed a plan to things how it actually ended, instead of the more nefarious route.

[_courier]

We finally got pass the issue of bad graphics at least

[JoeJoeAdventurer]

This could make a different level of catfishing

[UndeadDragonWarrior]

I just realized, with that ending, doesn't that mean it has the same implications as the Avengers movie?
Planes fall out of the sky, important and volatile jobs suddenly have no workers, sea faring ships suddenly become unmanned, I doubt it'd have the same worst case scenarios, but there has to have been some deaths.

[Zepol]

this was a good movie not the greatest movie ever just solid all around.

[doyoueventhink]

"no reprorts of human casualties" uh huh, I'm sure thousands of Airliners randomly plowing into the ground caused no damage at all!

[bradShank]

How is crime lower in this society? Wouldn't everyone be playing like it's GTA robbing banks and driving wrecklessly..?

[Cameron]

imagine killing real people just because they have fancy robots smh

[InfiniteLegoWorks]

That is an honest to god terrifying ending. At the push of a button, logistics all around the world abruptly *stopped*.
The amount of suffering that has just been unleashed on that world is beyond comprehension.

[clanker]

Hehe I love how you preview some old movies from 2000-2010. I once watched this movie as kid. Didn't remember much actually but well done

[coffee_drinker]

What's really cool is how the actors don't look like they are breathing. Watch the main characters interact. Well done!

[asdasdasdfdasfdasfas]

"He thinks they don't take the threat seriously enough"
*Military decides to send helicopters with dozens of troops*

[verbatimshelf]

the movie where they forgot about humans needing food and exercise.