This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

This show never got a chance..it deserved a 2nd season. Karl Urban and Michael Ealy were a great combo

I'm a tech geek, when I've seen Almost Human as a title, yr 2048, robots, Karl Urban, JJ Abrams it was a instant GO, and from the very 1st episode I loved it, Karl Urban is among my favourite Actors and play John Kennex, an old fashioned cop, the guy doesn't much like high tech, but wear a robotic leg after being caught in an ambush long time ago, unfortunately for him in 2048 all investigators are paired with a droid/human AI, for John they are just trash until he must accept Dorian (M. Ealy), from an older generation, who is almost more human than him.the chemistry between the two is absolutely great to watch, plus, Valerie (M. Kelly) who is the smartest girl around (Aerosmith is blessed or what? their daughters are gorgeous, after Liv Tyler, here is Minka Kelly), she's a Chrome, a human being genetically modified to be the best of mankind.they will have to solved high tech case in a world within a wall, all the set is next gen even when they go out and really well made, almost real, like what our close future will look like, there is a lot of gadget you can think already exist somewhere in the MIT.what's behind the wall?, we'll never know i guess, 1 season and Fox cancelled the showTech wise it's a stunning show, and the cast is really good .a must watch

A cop buddy/team show with a great futuristic setting. I usually am not into procedural cop shows but the setting of this show was compelling enough to reel me in. Plus it is not 100% procedural, there is a main story arc that slowly develops. The premise of the show is that in the future, to stop crime, police forces have recruited robots into the force. Our hero gets assigned with a model that has human like emotions. The center of the show, as you can imagine, was the human-android duo. While the show did choose the safe route instead of a more complex and difficult relationship, one of my favorite thing in the show was their conversations and how their relationship developed. Due to the setting, the crimes were mostly really cool involving futuristic tech and whatnot and was always fun to see how they solve it with their own high tech instruments etc. This show had lots of potential and had lots of stuff which it can go deep into but unfortunately, FOX canceled it after the first seasons (13 episodes). They really have a hate against good sci-fi shows.8/10

So Almost Human appears to have been cancelled.. I loved the first series, unfortunately it appears not to have been picked up for a second. A great shame - had potential and loved the numerous fond nods to Bladerunner. It's a shame because Almost Human is better than most of the recent cop / buddy shows currently on TV. The production values were high, the effects were generally movie quality and it had enough humour going on to break up the by the numbers procedural cop stuff. It appears Almost Human is destined to join the ranks of one season wonders like Firefly and Police Squad - maybe not an all time classic but still worth watching.