PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
5,4/10
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TU PUNTUACIÓN
Una pareja joven e idealista adquiere un robot de aspecto realista para que les ayude, y a medida que se conocen su percepción de lo que es humano cambia.Una pareja joven e idealista adquiere un robot de aspecto realista para que les ayude, y a medida que se conocen su percepción de lo que es humano cambia.Una pareja joven e idealista adquiere un robot de aspecto realista para que les ayude, y a medida que se conocen su percepción de lo que es humano cambia.
- Dirección
- Guión
- Reparto principal
Justine J. Hall
- Rosa
- (as Justine Hall)
Mikaela Holmes
- Angie
- (sin acreditar)
Reseñas destacadas
Less than 20minutes in, and I couldn't stand Sofie. Did they have to make the character so selfish and self centred? She spoilt it for me because from then on I was biased by her character and barely concentrated on the rest of the movie objectively.
I dare anyone to watch and not want to strangle this character
Could she be more freaking annoying...
If anything, this movie really makes you think about humanity in an unconventional way. The plot, although not without its flaws, is intriguing and original. I for one enjoyed the ending, although it could have been made more believable with some minor plot devices and addition of some small scenes (read the spoiler reviews if you want to know more).
The main characters were all certainly eye candy, and although their dialogue was a bit stilted at times, all actors did a commendable job. Particularly enjoyed the performance of Steven Strait, which was integral in tipping this film into the territory of a quality watch. No one can play an android with the panache of Michael Fassbender's David, but I think Strait did an admirable job.
You will encounter one of the most annoyingly written characters in Sofie, but if you can get beyond that, this is actually a very solid philosophical sci-fi. Certainly ranks much higher than its current rating of 5.4.
The main characters were all certainly eye candy, and although their dialogue was a bit stilted at times, all actors did a commendable job. Particularly enjoyed the performance of Steven Strait, which was integral in tipping this film into the territory of a quality watch. No one can play an android with the panache of Michael Fassbender's David, but I think Strait did an admirable job.
You will encounter one of the most annoyingly written characters in Sofie, but if you can get beyond that, this is actually a very solid philosophical sci-fi. Certainly ranks much higher than its current rating of 5.4.
The movie has quite some interesting ideas and notions. It does try to paint a picture where the humans are flawed ... to contrast the ... well "not human" they get to help them out. But is he helping them out or are they helping him? And what could be considered help anyway? So many questions outside the philosophical and ethical ones ... not that many are answered clearly. You'll be the judge.
Not perfect by a long shot, but intriguing to say the least. Watch it if you are into Science Fiction - acting is ok too.
Not perfect by a long shot, but intriguing to say the least. Watch it if you are into Science Fiction - acting is ok too.
This was quite an intriguing watch, all the way up to the last 10 minutes when the plot twist came. I don't want to say what it was, but I will say it is completely without logic and just made me think, 'are they having a laugh?' it was so ludicrous and makes the previous hour and 15 minutes seem like a waste of time.
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesAccording to Director Josh Janowicz, he originally wanted Drew Van Acker as Henry and Steven Strait as James but they however were cast in the opposite roles.
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Detalles
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- Presupuesto
- 1.500.000 US$ (estimación)
- Duración1 hora 35 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39:1
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