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Okay, the movie was fun, if you don't expect anything deep. I am just disappointed how the movie authors always insist that a computer will mysteriously rebel against its own program. Especially in this movie, when they almost provided a plausible and much more realistic alternative -- a computer that was accidentally jailbroken by its owners -- only to reveal later that nope, that was actually no accident, it was all planned by the computer that mysteriously decided to rebel against its own program.
Am I asking for too much if I'd like to see a sci-fi movie where a disaster was caused by a bug in the program, by the computer doing (too) literally what it was told to. On a second thought, probably yes. I would be happy with such plot, but I suspect that most of the audience would complain that the plot is stupid. (If someone is capable of writing sophisticated programs, why couldn't they write a program without bugs?)