Not only did everything happen way too fast, it didn't make much sense either.
As it was told to us near the end, he WAS the (more or less) same person as before death, doing everything not because of his own desires, but because of the woman he love(s/d). What she wanted was explained and he did exactly that.
Being able to heal the planet, being able to cure diseases and injuries, enhance and watch over literally everything, just why in the name of pickles did he decided to throw everything away? His processing capabilities were supposed to be beyond comprehension, and the best thing he could come up with was basically sending the world back to the stone age? And people were actually lining up behind this idea?
Let's see: No communications, no worth of money, no medication, no order, no disaster recovery, it's the end of economy so what comes are spreading sicknesses, starvation, maybe a few wars here and there just to spice it up a little... It'd be pure chaos and anarchy, nothing more.
So against the wishes (heal the planet, help people) of the most important person to him, against his own...desire to keep her alive, he was like "ah, screw it". That the blondie would've shot the other guy (my apologies, I'm not good with names) is yet again irrelevant, with the power at his fingertips he would've been able to resurrect him as well. But killing off his love, himself and probably billions more is sure a better idea.
And please don't think of "people fear what they don't know" or "they were scared it would take over the world" bull****, because with just an ounce of intelligence they'd have realized that the upcoming suffering and deaths of this new "dark age" and more suffering and deaths in this still imperfect world is no better option than the worst case scenario: the hive mind and loss of individuality, order, prosperity and evolution (because where would we evolve from perfection?). Again, that was the worst case scenario, which was not at all the case.
Personally I find it difficult to understand his everything but logical decisions, to put it lightly.
For me this movie was simply horrible, an awful experience.
P.S.: I do not exactly care about the actors, the acting (was decent), the serenity, the animations or anything else...at all. What makes a movie are the story and the characters, nothing else. Amd they were comically bad.
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