You could look at this as a rare upbeat true crime story, or as a gut-wrenching tragedy, given most of the wrongly-accused don't have the near-fantastical luck this dude had.

Luckily I read all the one star reviews before watching this. I'll admit, I ranked it a half-star too high, but this is much more interesting than it's 1.6-star average. Pleasantly surprised.

Lacks the satire and quirky viciousness of the original, but the characters were good, the action was solid, and it nearly succeeded in capturing the human struggle when a soul is trapped inside a machine. Officially much better than I expected.