Is it the humans or technology that is the problem?
Chappie was another futuristic film by Neil Blomkamp. Previously he’d done District 9 and Elysium. The film is about the interaction between technology and humans.<br /><br />This film borrows from both of those earlier releases. First, there are interviews with people and news reports just like District 9. The focus is upon new police robots to deal with the high crime in South Africa. District 9 was also set in that country and the robots look very similar to the ones in Elysium.<br /><br />The movie has an unlikely start. On the one hand there is a desperate street gang made up of Ninja (Watkin Tudor Jones), Yolandi (Yolandi Visser), and Yankie (Jose Pablo Cantillo) who owe a huge amount of money to a gangster named Hippo (Brandon Auret). They decide to kidnap a technician that develops the police robots named Deon (Dev Patel) hoping that he will aid them in getting around the authorities so they can carry out a robbery to pay off Hippo. Deon on the other hand, has developed an artificial intelligence for the androids, but his company is uninterested because they only want weapons systems, not weapons that think. Together they put the artificial intelligence into a police scout that becomes known as Chappie.<br /><br />The movie then takes a very interesting turn. Chappie is like a newborn who has to learn about his environment and those people around him. Deon wants to develop Chappie’s intelligence. Yolandi treats him like a baby who needs to be nurtured. Ninja wants to turn him into a criminal. Additionally there’s Hugh Jacksn as Vincent who only wants robots to be tools and thinks that one with a consciousness like Chappie is an abomination. The theme is what are the uses of technology? Is it just there to be used by humans for their own means or can it develop into something new? Technology is obviously developing at an increasing rate and there is talk about creating artificial intelligence raising all kinds of ethical questions. Blomkamp takes the position that it is the humans who are the problem because they aren’t ready for this level of advancement which will likely lead to all kinds of mistakes.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English", "English [Audio Description]"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Neill Blomkamp"], "Producers": ["Neill Blomkamp", "Simon Kinberg"], "Starring": ["Sharlto Copley", "Dev Patel", "Ninja"], "Studio": ["Columbia Pictures"]}

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