Amor Artificial

Only made for Mario & Baifern's long time fans who have been wanted to see them back together on screen. Stephan Zlotescu came up with silly love story (neither funny nor cute) and presented it over cyberpunk world. Interesting CGI kept me going to finish this.

Ai love you

Thailand in the future ... more progressive than the other counties ? I like this idea even if im not from that country except a fan of their very interesting music.

Somewhere in the future (possibly after 40 years? ) most buildings are smart and interconnected each other. A girl promotes to his customers of a re-design of a product but they are not enthused her boss warns her this would be her last chance before they fire her . The main AI IT system of the building helps her to make a new promo based on her information of the main system database declared to her he is in love with her but finally something happens .. pleas see the movie to understand th remain !

Surely this movie is fully GCI made showing the buildings move and behave a bit humanly some futuristic technologies with transparent smartphones and monitors etc ideas seen also on avatar and other ext generation movies. Another nearly innovating ideas is the robot- to human communication an idea I first seen in icky mouse issue 40 years ago.

The story is next to the CGI that is quite simple and with expected with some interesting twists Finally my rate : 7 for CGI and 4 for the plot . A movie I liked and will surely watch it again !

After some point, the movie just seems like a typical love story with no real conflicts. The AI concept only added to extra Visual effects and not much to the storyline. The movie lacks logic (or) explanation for many parts and the villain looks amateurish.

My girlfriend made me watch it and it took some convincing as I'm really not a fan of romantic comedies.

Initially skeptical, I was positively surprised and ended up enjoying this genre mishmash. I liked the goofy humor spiked with some more edgy references while still being family friendly. Some CGI was surprisingly good, namely the robots and the music was very decent. The film was a bit quirky and a bit all over the place but overall very positively received and left us in good mood. Least but not last I found the cinematography refreshing, the Rainbow neon lighting was a nice touch and stands out in the ocean of the desaturated and depressing looks.

There are lots of good science fiction novels that address many of the questions that are brought up in this movie. The writer and director should have read a few of them. Some of this was Ok, the CGI was pretty good, and the storyline has some cute bits to it, but this still isn't really a great movie.