Set in Earth's future, "ZPG" sees birth being banned due to overpopulation. In place of human babies, couples have the choice to adopt creepy looking talking robot babies. Wanting to have a child of her own, a woman named Carol winds up having a real child with her husband Ross. Madness ensues.

It's a shame "ZPG" isn't more well known as it is an above average sci-fi drama. Yes, the story is simplistic, but the film's bleak vision of the future is both thoughtful and intriguing (especially in this day and age). In addition, the look of the film is quite impressive considering the budget was rather small. I rather liked seeing the interactive museum that was filled with objects from Earth's past.

My one complaint is Oliver Reed. I thought he was terribly miscast in the role. I had to wonder why he made his character seem so angry and unloving. It would have been nice to see him act more human and caring towards his wife.

The 1.78:1 widescren picture quality is on par with the other Legend Film releases I have reviewed so far. Not bad, not great. The audio track, however, is quite poor. There are several loud crackles throughout the film. Yuck!

No extras have been included.