Disappointment in the fact that the movie says sci-fi when the events say action flick is enough spoiler for anyone to know where this is going..

To enter this movie with an idea that you're going to have your entire worldview of what immortality could mean is going to be left.....untouched without a thought.

Self/less offers itself to be viewed as a question of what can happen when a person is given a chance to live a new life again, only to discover that said life was in fact taken from someone else. To this comes the question of what could run inside the head of the individual who nows has to face the bold question of "Should I confront the reality or sink in to the bliss that I've paid for?".

The movie though already has an answer, and what should've been an introspection on the question of what immortality is worth ends up being a question of whether the viewer could find worth in having spent about 2 hours on a rather simple action flick, just that the premise sounds so intriguiging.

My answer as that said viewer?
Check it out if you don't have anything else to do, I found the time spent fun albeit not of the stimulating kind.