Although intriguing but confusing with parrallel short stories in succession, Warning clearly fails to be a coherent futuristic tale in spite of philosophical attempts at demonstrating the true meaning of life both for better or worse.

An aside: Did you know there's a MishMash Preschool in B. C., Canada?

Was this movie suppose to be a mish-mash of distorted snippets of past sci-fi movies?

Incongruities, futuristic human looking/acting robots some being maintained by a technician whose lab is equipped w/'70s era monitors & electronics (such as a dial up phone); called the Robot Shelter. And then there are (in a supposedly future time) people still driving early 2000s cars, and wearing that period's clothing, etc.

Aside #2: Brought to you by all these folks: Grindstone, Lost Lane, Needle's Eye, Particular Crowd, Film Producer, Anova, The Exchange, Polish Film, Lionsgate, Studio Mao. Thus, perhaps, explains the mish-mash script.

I can't say I was bored whilst watching Warning but it could have been so much better. The ideas were there, in fact you could make several different sci-fi movies with all the ideas from Warning. The problem is that now it all felt like an incoherent mess, it looked like short movies glued together in a movie without a clear comprehensive story. The acting wasn't bad, the futuristic views were there, but the execution could and should have been much better and that's a pity.