Late thoughts but middle section was the strongest. I had the “twist” spoiled for me by the póster when I went to buy the tickets lmao

I loved the HIMYM style hard cuts to past or hypothetical events whenever they were referenced and I personally thought the humorous tone was pretty solid.

When the movie was being serious however I thought the dialogue given was so painfully on the nose Jesus. Jack Quaid made the most of his lines but I can’t say the same for everyone else

Jack Quaid was great in this. Dude plays that kinda character well and stole the show for me. Sophie Thatcher I’m not sold on at all tbh, strongest scene for me with her was when she was talking to the cop in German that s\*\*\* was hilarious

But apart from that I can’t tell if she was acting the way she was bc she was supposed to be a robot or bc she just can’t act lmao

meh

This movie is so messy I liked it.

everything that could go wrong went wrong

I liked it 👍🏽

This was solid. Around ~90 minutes with some thrills, surprises and laughs. Can't hate

A goofy good time.

watched this a while back but wanted to post my review because I was sort of confused about the commentary on this one:

Sort of at a crossroads with this overall ‘just fine’ film. On one hand you have a film that’s commenting on men’s desire for ownership or control over women. But you also have this topic of AI. And on top of that we have this whole thing about companionship and loneliness. So what we end up getting in the film is this muddled message about how female autonomy is good, which it is, but also how AI can be bad, which it can but at the same time we are rooting for the female AI to win her battle over the humans who have used her… so I don’t really know what da hell this is really trying to say or what I’m supposed to be receiving from the film.

Or maybe I’m just looking too deep. Well it’s not Ex Machina okay that’s for sure but now I’ve got to thinking about how I would feel about Ex Machina today.

If we live in a world today where AI has become as pervasive as it is, what does it mean to make a film that’s pro-robo autonomy? I remember this video going around of these guys kicking a robot around a conference and people were mad about it and you know I wouldn’t say I was mad, per se, but I didn’t find it very amusing to kick this thing that is not a real thing with feelings and emotions and pain centers and whatever. Idk where I’m going with this just… the films fine okay? It’s fine. Sophie thatcher is cool. Jack Quaid… I don’t know if I’m sold on Jack as a leading man type.

this was truly decent

Really enjoyed it.

I really liked this . Hilarious , serious when it needs to be , stellar cast and plenty of feet . 8/10