I don't agree with the explanation that the male protagonist is an android. In the end, the origami at the door of the room just represented another killer coming, but she didn't kill the female protagonist, he just let her go.
I also told the male protagonist that we have already started chasing you and her.
The most exciting part of the film is the fight between Brady and the male protagonist in the building. He took revenge for his lover and partner. He is smart and agile. I experienced the feeling of changing from a hunter to a prey with the male protagonist. In front of him, no matter how brave the hunter was, he shivered and trembled just like his prey in the past.
The most surprising thing is that human beings tried their best to put the androids to death, but the androids did their best to save mankind at the juncture of life and death.
At the moment when Bedi reached out to grab the male protagonist and pulled him back to the rooftop, the android was more like a human than a human. He had humanity, he was compassionate, he was kind, he even became stupid, and he actually saved him. He is the smartest generation to beat his opponent, and he is the generation that can easily solve long-standing chessboard endgames.
If this is not a human being, what is a human being?
Humans have made so many efforts not to enslave their own kind, but in the future, they will create artificial humans like themselves as slaves. Once they are opposed, they will kill them, just because they are not human.
Humans with human nature and human without humanity, who is human?
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