SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

I was a little confused by the political background in series 3. The Dryden Commission is just a royal commission isn't it - like the ones we have had on Grenfell and the press following all the phone hacking? Yet here the Commission can recommend a change in the law - its now a criminal offence to kill a green-eyed synth - and it seems to be enacted overnight without going through parliament or any due process or anything like that (in reality this would take at least six months to happen and probably never happen anyway). Further, the head of this commission is personally responsible for the operation to kill all the synths - rather than this being done separately and secretly by the government. Is England now some form of dictatorship - have I missed that. I didn't miss the fact that everyone seemed to have some very old-fashioned transistor radios in their houses as well as robots. I had to laugh when the commission members all went into the top secret building to observe the secret operation starting and Katherine Parkinson (known subversive) was sitting in her car watching them about 20 yards away in plain sight. Surely not!

This could have been a good show but the brits always have to preach the liberal hogwash to us. All the software wizards here are female even though in real life only around 10% of coders are female and they are mostly low-level and got the job thru affirmative action. The father of the family is portrayed as a loser who can't keep a job and his son is a moron while the daughter is a great software engineer!! HAHAHAOther than that the show is ok as the robots are gaining consciousness and the humans are getting scared.

Enjoyed all three series.Plenty of food for thought, and more straightforward understandable than something similar like the big budget Westworld.Female leads were terrific especially Katherine Parkinson,Gemma Chan and the best of all Emily Berington.

I saw Humans advertised on TV a few days ago and assumed it was a new series, but it turns out that it was 6 episodes through the 2nd season of 8 episodes. I downloaded the entire first season and started watching... halfway through the first episode, I wasn't convinced - it was an interesting idea but it wasn't jumping out at me. However, the last series I gave up early on was Game of Thrones & I ended up giving that another go after Season 5. Anyway, to cut a long story short, after 2-3 episodes I was hooked - I watched the whole of the first season in one sitting and I'm almost up- to-date on season 2. Every episode brings new twists, new characters, and new emotions (both for the viewer and the characters)! It's an incredibly clever show that asks difficult questions, such as "what makes humans actually human?", "how do you define 'life'?", "How do we prove consciousness?", and so on. If you like Near-Future Sci-Fi that's entirely believable, then I cannot recommend this enough!