Marijan Falica

Speechless at the moment, just saw Wendy petting Alien, total and utter disappointment 😔

Pitch-Perfect Casting! "Subservience" takes a narrative we might feel we know offering a perspective that makes it a surprisingly engaging and worthwhile watch. While the premise delves into the intriguing and often unsettling world of artificial companionship, it's the human element, ironically, that truly shines, thanks in large part to an outstanding casting effort that deserves significant recognition. Indeed, an Oscar nod for the casting director wouldn't feel out of place here. The choices made are inspired and play beautifully against type and expectation. Megan Fox embodies the role of the AI with an almost unnerving commitment to synthetic perfection, her beauty and physique lending an almost otherworldly, manufactured quality that is spot-on for her character. This serves as a fascinating counterpoint to Madeline Zima, who is simply a revelation. Zima brings a profound and palpable human warmth to her role, creating a grounding presence that resonates deeply. Her performance is a standout, reminding us of the subtle complexities and genuine emotion that define humanity, especially when juxtaposed with the artificial. And let's not overlook Michele Morrone, who navigates his role with a compelling energy. He effectively sells his part, adding another layer to the film's dynamic exploration of relationships in an increasingly technologically mediated world. "Subservience" manages to take familiar themes of technology, control, and what it means to be human, and present them in a way that feels fresh. It’s a film that lingers in your mind, prompting reflection on the lines blurring between the real and the created. If you're looking for a thriller that provides some genuine substance with performances that truly elevate the material, then "Subservience" is by no means a waste of time. It's a testament to how insightful casting can breathe vibrant life into a story.

M. Night Shyamalan's "Trap," starring Josh Hartnett, is an absolute attention grabber experience that leaves you buzzing after the credits roll. If you're looking for a film that grabs your attention and doesn't let go, this is it. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and didn't regret a single minute spent watching Cooper's increasingly desperate situation unfold.

Terrifying! You wanna see the real thing? No you don't, believe me, but in alternate reality...yeah.. this is how it's gonna be. It's like watching a documentary, so terrifying because it's so close to possible reality! Masterpiece under the radar!

Wow, cliche on top of the cliche, wrapped in shiny plastic, so sad. Zack Snyder managed to create a "Frankenstein" story using dozens of different movies and stories trying to make an epic tale which made me ashamed for him in couple of occasions/scenes. Anyway, I'm sure it's gonna be a spectacular show for some of the clueless audience types... 2nd star is 'cause Zack Snyder is amazing director, but story and screenplay...just wow...really bad...