Ajanth

Odd movie, with no direction or fondation.

Predictable movie about an annabelle lookalike toy doll (with artificial intelligence) that has attachment issues to the point that it kills anyone that messes with it's kid.

Very predictable movie with a lot of unnecessary yelling and shouting.

Bad acting, vague dialogue, unnecessarily annoying characters, stretched storyline, too many filler scenes, etc.

Not worth the watch, a lot of new actors with poor performances. The story was okay but the acting really didnt do it for me. It felt flat to me.

Would not reccomend. This movie had a lot of potential but failed miserably. It started off great but slows down half way through. I kept looking at my watch throughout the entirety of the movie. The ending was such a stretch, i would have rather watched something else.

Do not watch; this movie takes the most bizarre ideas out there and tries to make sense out of it but fails. Every one of the American characters in this movie are either overly gullible or purposely unintelligent. Even if the storyline was a little bit of a stretch, they could have at least made the characters a bit more realistic.

I love this show but detective Rodriguez aka Monique Gabriela Curnen has the most annoying, nasally, bogus, Brooklyn accent I have ever heard. They outta 'aunt vivian' her butt out.

This movie was sadly overhyped and definitely did not live up to other classics produced by Jordan Peele. The storyline was interesting but the ending to this movie was weak and extremely disappointing. Spoiler alert; everyone in the movie has an identical clone and these clones want to live out lives like their human counterparts after many years of abandonment by the same scientists that made them. They escape from their underground labs, commit a few murders and hold hands in unity.

The graphics in this movie are exceptional but let's not kid around and act like the storyline and the acting are not melodramatic. It's full of cringeworthy scenes. The Godzilla from 1998 is still my favorite and it simply cannot be compared to this lousy 'crash-grab' of a movie.