I generally enjoyed it, but it had some aspects that weren't my cup of tea, personally. I am not the biggest fan of the amount of voiceover narration used in the movie, and I also thought the ending wrapped things up oddly tidily—the movie seemed to look into the social dynamics in the colony with a fair amount of depth, but then the ending seemed to handwave those away and say everything is fine now. Thinking about it, it kind of reminded me of the original Blade Runner ending having a sort of dissonance with the rest of the story that subsequent cuts reconsidered.

A good time led by Robert Pattinson's dorky and lovable performance bogged down by clunky narration-heavy exposition and thinly veiled political allegories.

A slightly-too-heavy-handed political bonk on the head, delivered via obvious metaphor and a derivative (Moon, Dark Matter) sci-fi setting. Robert Pattinson is unconvincing as a "dumb guy" since he is so clearly a spectacular actor, but saves the film in the latter half when he gets to play another version of himself.

It was a mix of Avatar, Multiplicty, and Harold & Maude. Funny, dark, weird, and entertaining.