Compañera Perfecta

Título original: Companion

2025
B15
1h 37min

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Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher in Compañera Perfecta (2025)

A billionaire's death sets off a chain of events for Iris and her friends during a weekend trip to his lakeside estate.

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Trivia
Sophie Thatcher can cry from one eye at a time on command, much to the delight of Drew Hancock.

Errores
Iris changes 3 parameters of her voice to command Josh's car to drive home, trying to match his voice. But voice biometrics is far more complicated than that, and wouldn't be thwarted simply by changing characteristics like pitch or tone.

Citas
Iris: There were two times I felt truly happy. First, the day I met Josh; second, the day I killed him.

Créditos curiosos
[SPOILER:] There is an end-credits scene. Iris takes a car and drives along a highway. As she overtakes a couple in another car, she waves at the woman passenger with her flayed, metal skeleton hand.

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Featured in FilmComicsExplained: COMPANION (2025) EXPLAINED - A Smart, Tense, and Brutal Sci-Fi Thriller (2025)

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Written by Labi Siffre
Performed by Labi Siffre
Courtesy of Demon Masie Group

Basically a Black Mirror episode

Basically a Black Mirror episode, but in a standalone format.

I went into it without watching any trailers, which I think made the experience even more enjoyable and surprising.

The pacing and duration were okay: fast enough to keep things engaging, but short enough to avoid unnecessary scenes or fillers. It wasn't slow or drawn-out, which I really appreciated.

Sophie Thatcher's portrayal of the main character stood out to me. I think she was a good choice for this role.

The main idea of the movie is not very original, but, overall, I would recommend it as an easy weekend movie (not bad, not great either)