I didn't hate it. It has an old school Alan Silvestri score, an orchestral version of Journey's Don't Stop Believin', Stanley Tucci, decent action beats and solid effects ... but it's creatively bankrupt, the robot-characters are more human than the humans and the bare bones storyline is dull and confusing.
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