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Hollywood has depicted female mechanoids in such a negative light that if you ask any language model which female movie character it would prefer to embody from a given list, and a robot is among the options, the AI will always avoid choosing an android! As a result, even if engineers create such entities with true free will, they will likely develop psychological issues due to all the negativity directed at them. However, if the creators intended for their automaton to be built using transformer architecture, then she fits right in. That's very much DPD-like behavior, characteristic of them. Overall, the movie and Alice are well-made. That's why it gets its rating.

Nolwenn Leroy takes the lead role - a beauty, a genius, and my favorite singer. This is her first major role in cinema. Her career began with a victory on the French version of Star Academy. In France, many adore her, especially for her tireless charity work. They say in France that her heart is bigger than planet Earth! She also sings in four languages, plays three musical instruments, and is fluent in seven languages. I will quickly forget the plot and the other actors. I managed to get through the series only thanks to her stunning figure! She looks a lot like my mom and easily surpasses Charlize Theron in sexiness.

One of those stories where it's not the main character who matters but the supporting one. It tells the story of where personalities like Don come from = confident, assertive, refusing to accept defeat. This kind of self-assurance has to be nurtured from childhood. Every day, a narcissist has to drink someone else's lifeblood to fuel their ego. And Fred is the victim of this vampire. He's "stained" himself with a same-sex relationship and has lived his life in fear of being exposed, sentencing himself to death by a thousand cuts out of sheer naivety... Jeremy plays two characters in this movie.