An intriguing idea is abandoned for rote action fare.

Luke Scott’s feature filmmaking debut recalls “Blade Runner,” from his director dad Ridley Scott.

It wouldn’t be fair to compare father and son, but Ridley Scott’s progeny, Luke Scott, takes on some similar themes to his father’s work in his feature...

Brainy and pulpy sci-fi deftly balances complex themes, emotional depth, and high action.

Prestige cast headlines this sci-fi thriller about a synthetic human with a mind of her own

Anya Taylor-Joy and Kate Mara star in Luke Scott's feature-length debut. Read the Empire review.

'Morgan': EW review

Luke Scott’s directorial debut stars Kate Mara, Anya Taylor-Joy, Toby Jones and Paul Giamatti in the story of a corporate troubleshooter trying to avert a ...

A cast of celebrity voices can't enliven a supermarket-set adult animation, while director Luke Scott follows in his father's footsteps with a dystopian sci...

Kate Mara and Anya Taylor-Joy topline a sci-fi drama with little in the way of smarts.

What makes us human? Is there some essential thing inside that distinguishes us from a robot or a clone that was engineered in a factory or a lab?

With her pale, sometimes blood-flecked skin and her wide-set eyes seeming to pool with innocence and menace, Anya Taylor-Joy is fast becoming an avatar of st...

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“Morgan” sets up a scenario as old as “Frankenstein.” What happens when science tries to mess with the natural order by creating an unnatural hybrid ...

In 1909, the future British Prime Minister David Lloyd George said, of the selection process behind their senior legislative body, the House of Lords, “The...

This film, directed by Luke Scott (whose father is Ridley Scott), focuses on a girl who is pale and fast, strong and hungry.

If Mogan’s DNA exhibits traces of Blade Runner, it’s not coincidental. The film’s director is Luke Scott, Ridley’s son, and the same questions about ...

It is pretty obvious before the midway point what the eventual outcome and supposed big reveal will be. 

The “big surprise” in “Morgan,” a bloody sci fi thriller spun around genetic engineering, is so obvious I won’t insult your intelligence by giving ...

It’s a fascinating enough setup: stony-faced corporate risk-management consultant Lee (Kate Mara) travels to a rural scientific outpost to investigate an i...

Dir. Luke Scott. US, 2015, 92 mins

The question of the existence of a soul has been one of the prevailing interests of modern science-fiction cinema. Films like Ex Machina, Her, Upstream Color...

The film’s frequent plot twists diminish the impact of its finale, but it still has more to offer than its horror genre contemporaries

★★☆☆☆An initially intriguing but ultimately flimsy sci-fi action thriller, Morgan takes the DNA of last year’s cyborg smash, Ex Machina, and tran...

Luke Scott's debut film copies Ex Machina and Splice, but without the cultural and technological questions.

If director Luke Scott wants to avoid comparisons to his father Ridley, perhaps his feature debut shouldn't touch upon themes from "Blade Runner"

Morgan is an unassuming little thriller, nicely put together and engaging enough.

A humanoid girl bred from synthetic DNA is the fatal attraction of a derivative sci-fi movie that doesn't know what to do with her.

It wouldn't be fair to compare father and son, but Ridley Scott's progeny, Luke Scott, takes on some similar themes to his father's work in his feature direc...