I wish they had focused a lot more on the horrific devastated climate and dystopian world instead of the cloning technology, the realm ,the chips and so on. They offered no explanation as to what had happened to make Earth so barren and depressing. Of course his corporation still cared about profits in a barren world and it was an accurate interpretation of what a company would do even in a dystopian nightmare. I found his scene in the dark empty office a lot creepier than the clones and wish they had focused on building that atmosphere more.
His wife's character is utterly insufferable and you simply want to skip when she is on screen although I appreciate why she is meant to be that way. The ending is interesting. Not bad movie and the beginning is quite strong, with some good ideas.
Review of LX 2048
