Sonia Michelle

First, good pretenders including the AI clone government agent. There are other movies/shows that try to get us to accept and humanize AI/robots but Foe takes it to another level. When the "government" knocks on your door, it's rarely going to be for your benefit and the reason they're giving is probably a lie. The truth is it was probably an experiment to see what happens w/the clone and wife. Can humans actually be replaced by clones that don't carry the baggage from past trauma? Can an AI clone be fooled into thinking it's an Actual person? If they're going off-earth, they'd want the new civilization to be, well nicer and not have the hardness caused by being on Earth to ruin the new place. Notice the little audience witnessing the clone and Hen's emotional uncoupling scene - and they had champagne served after. Why would they do that if it was just about being on a space station for a year? The real husband probably "thought" he was on a space station but it probably was a simulated one. For those saying it wasn't like 2065 due to the lack of futuristic technology, just think, back in the day we watched things like Terminator or Jetsons but technology today is not where we imagined. If anyone thought of 2025 in 1989, they'd think flying cars and air travel would be some "beam me up Scotty" type sh. But no, we instead have hand held computers, 5G internet, which paved the way for AI to be inserted into Everything and us to acclimate normalize so it can become a central, necessary part of our lives in every way possible And imagined to eventually Being a part of us - Literally, instead of just reading our minds to send ads and articles to our online feeds. So, the moral of the story is yes, an AI human clone can learn and mimic emotions and replace human partners.

How this movie is getting such high reviews is beyond comprehension. It's so cringey I almost walked out of the theater. There are so many movies over the past few years that try to drive the ALL man bad but women are Great and can do no wrong - no matter how terrible they are and it's getting tiresome. I was glad when the vulgar sex weirdo chick was gone from the story and did they Have to write the character that way? And I'm not sure what they were trying to do with the piano music but it was out of place and annoying. And why does Leo spend the entire movie in a house robe? He just runs around seeming confused about what he's doing. The whole relationship and what happens with w/Benecio was odd and just ehhh. This is one of the worst as it shows negative stereotypes of all represented and had a weak story overall. The only positives was seeing Sean in a movie and he's fit. Other than that it's nonsense.

Didn't read the book but unlike others wondering why Daniel doesn't give Laura CPR - he wanted to show his loyalty to Cherry. Kind of like when a cat brings you a dead rat. Re: the ending and Daniel listening to the recording, Cherry can say its faked and remind him of extremes Laura went thru to keep them apart. Daniel won't break up the family his dad looks so happy with. So he'll smile, do everything Cherry wants so she isn't mad at him - just like his mommy trained him to do w/her basically. It would've been nice to see how Cheery got that way. Wouldn't be surprising if her dad was a "weirdo and she pushed him.

First, it's another metaphorical film if you pay attention and see the symbols. I really liked how the scenes "looked" and the tone. Marlon's a great pretender and he's proven himself to be a versatile actor. While its not bad and I don't get all the negative reviews, I think there could have been more substance to it because the film doesn't fully allow you to connect w/Cam or Isaih and the ending felt like they had to hurry and wrap it up. It seems like this film wants to say something important but doesn't quite know how to say it. Basically stands on the edge but doesn't jump.

First, the movie could've ended better. It's like Cyrano w/out Christian, True Romance w/out the gangsters, Napoleon Dynamite w/out Pedro, and Hustle and Flow w/out Terrence. There's much more to this than at first glance. The families in the 1st and last act are different classes but the same in essence, which is the reason he does what he does w/the 1st family. Then notice how he is w/the 2nd acts' middle class family when he has dinner w/them. Whenever you see red white and blue - and the other things that represent America - it's a scene to pay attention to. There are others well but it's annoying to write 6 paragraphs. In sum, this is a brilliant movie about so many things.

How this is "#1 in TV Shows" on NF is beyond me. I like Eric Bana but this show just drags on, made it to episode 3 until I gave up. It's basically the typical sad, grumpy, divorced cop gets asssigned a young female sidekick to soften him up. So they ride around on horses looking for clues. Then there's some crying scenes, boring drivel, middle aged people making out and that's where I turned it off. Totally unnecessary to include all that. Too much talking and meandering about instead of getting to the story.

This show is ridiculously absurd. It's a show about rich white conservatives from Texas sexualiy obsessed and probably wear red hats. Clear w/the gratuitous unnecessary "intimate" scenes showing secret lesbs, three somes, voyerism, cougars jumping cubs, wives strapping it on for the hubby, swinging dings, and hypocritical bible thumpers. The only thing they left out is stuff w/animals. Also they threw in a bit of subtle racism, fat shaming and there you have it, a lefty fetish show.

Only on episode 2 and here we go again, making it about the themes that Dexter really isn't about. I've watched Dexter since the beginning and don't remember such themes being placed into shows as they are today. Just stick to what made the show great and leave it at that. Its so unbelievably annoying.

How this movie is getting such high reviews is a mystery. Scarlett maybe. It does make you laugh though. There's a scene where a very large GMO dinosaur that looked like a cross between the Alien and Godzilla, grabs what looks like a toy helicopter and chomps it. I was not the only one laughing out loud at that one. They do stupid things to the point that you hope they all just get eaten and get it over with and please can movies stop with all the societal preachy stuff already? Just tell a good story

Thought this would be similar to Bloodlines but instead it's slow and tedious. Also was excited to see Jake Weary and some other actors usually in decent shows/films but I fell asleep almost halfway through episode 1, then got distracted with trying to decide if I wanted to have carrot cake. Then just give up to not waste any more time with it.