Hadassa Whitney

Wonderful, original. It is a quiet film, where the action is mostly interior, within Agnes and among her relationships. Not everyone will enjoy that, but I love that type of film. This one stands out as particularly artful and insightful. Highly recommended!

You might as well stay home and scroll social media on your phone for 90 minutes. Equally a waste of time. A bizarre portion of this "movie" is literally comprised of YouTube or tiktok clips. What?! I could imagine an interesting short film premised on AI learning to become human. Even still it would need more depth and focus. Love Me tries to be upbeat but ends up being more depressing and dystopian than the recent AI horror films. Makes you feel like modern life has become irredeemably vapid.

Profound. Apparently, reviews must be 30 characters long but I'm dumbfounded after walking out of this film. Words seem to break the spell. Excruciating and yet unbelievably riveting.

I didn't think this lived up to the hype. It was ambitious but the result was disjointed. With each segment, the "world-building" seemed to begin again rather than actually continuing to build into something coherent. A bunch of non sequitur subplots.