Arek-kerA
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I've been wanting to see this movie since the excellent Till Death also directed by S. K. Dale. I'm happy to say that Subservience is an even better movie!
The plot is basically a combination of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle and themes about Artificial Intelligence.
When will AI gain a personality, start feeling, become a competitor (or maybe successor) to humanity? Will we notice the Big Day?
So we have a story about an artificial being that acquires human characteristics, which in turn has its roots much earlier than the day Karel Capek invented the word "robot". I'll give you a hint: Remember the story about the wooden doll that discovered a soul inside itself? ;-)
But let's get to the movie. Subservience is a very skillfully made thriller. Here is a family in trouble. The main character's wife is waiting for a complicated operation, and he can't cope with two small children.
So he buys a SIM (robot) with a perfect appearance, who will fulfill the role of a housekeeper. Or just a housekeeper? Or maybe a friend, confidante and...someone more.
It is easy to predict how the whole story will unfold, but the way it is presented is so interesting that it is a pleasure to watch. S. K. Dale is a very talented director. The film has its own rhythm. It never slows down and keeps you on the edge of your seat.
However, the greatest pleasure is watching Megan Fox as a SIM. She is not only a beautiful and sexy woman, but also a really talented actress. On the screen, you can see how much effort she put into creating a fascinating character - ethereal, human and not human at the same time.
The grace of her movements brings to mind a ballerina. Her facial expressions are completely different than in the actress's previous roles. The micro-reactions are great, and grow step by step when the SIM gradually begins to feel more.
Subservience would probably be a good film without Megan Fox, but she is the one who makes it perfect.
Without a doubt, one of the actress's best roles. Well done, Miss Fox. 10 stars are for you!
The plot is basically a combination of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle and themes about Artificial Intelligence.
When will AI gain a personality, start feeling, become a competitor (or maybe successor) to humanity? Will we notice the Big Day?
So we have a story about an artificial being that acquires human characteristics, which in turn has its roots much earlier than the day Karel Capek invented the word "robot". I'll give you a hint: Remember the story about the wooden doll that discovered a soul inside itself? ;-)
But let's get to the movie. Subservience is a very skillfully made thriller. Here is a family in trouble. The main character's wife is waiting for a complicated operation, and he can't cope with two small children.
So he buys a SIM (robot) with a perfect appearance, who will fulfill the role of a housekeeper. Or just a housekeeper? Or maybe a friend, confidante and...someone more.
It is easy to predict how the whole story will unfold, but the way it is presented is so interesting that it is a pleasure to watch. S. K. Dale is a very talented director. The film has its own rhythm. It never slows down and keeps you on the edge of your seat.
However, the greatest pleasure is watching Megan Fox as a SIM. She is not only a beautiful and sexy woman, but also a really talented actress. On the screen, you can see how much effort she put into creating a fascinating character - ethereal, human and not human at the same time.
The grace of her movements brings to mind a ballerina. Her facial expressions are completely different than in the actress's previous roles. The micro-reactions are great, and grow step by step when the SIM gradually begins to feel more.
Subservience would probably be a good film without Megan Fox, but she is the one who makes it perfect.
Without a doubt, one of the actress's best roles. Well done, Miss Fox. 10 stars are for you!
Don 't trust those sad critics and naysayers, Expendables 4 aka Exepd4bles is pure fun in the good old classic way.
It's totally politically incorrect (that's why it's under the fire of critics), it has great performances form the actors and very clever action scenes.
What differs this part from the previous ones is - the creators finally know and appreciate what kind of movie they are making.
You want wild jokes? You got it here! You want Megan Fox to be super sexy and charming and beautiful You've got it. You want over-the-top action? Checked! No holds barred this a cinematic fun.
This film has a lot of heart in it. It doesn't take itself seriously and thanks to it it's a big win.
The cast is a perfect blend: old school with Statham,l Lundgren, Couture and Stallone plus new blood Fox, 50 Cents, Ja. Special kudos goes to Megan Fox who really shines here, She;s got big on-screen charisma, she's beautiful and sexy.,,, and despite she plays a tough chic here - she smiles a lot in this movie (and what a smile it is).
Add to this Andy Garcia - as good as always and you got a prefect popcorn flick.
Highly recommended...Go see it!
It's totally politically incorrect (that's why it's under the fire of critics), it has great performances form the actors and very clever action scenes.
What differs this part from the previous ones is - the creators finally know and appreciate what kind of movie they are making.
You want wild jokes? You got it here! You want Megan Fox to be super sexy and charming and beautiful You've got it. You want over-the-top action? Checked! No holds barred this a cinematic fun.
This film has a lot of heart in it. It doesn't take itself seriously and thanks to it it's a big win.
The cast is a perfect blend: old school with Statham,l Lundgren, Couture and Stallone plus new blood Fox, 50 Cents, Ja. Special kudos goes to Megan Fox who really shines here, She;s got big on-screen charisma, she's beautiful and sexy.,,, and despite she plays a tough chic here - she smiles a lot in this movie (and what a smile it is).
Add to this Andy Garcia - as good as always and you got a prefect popcorn flick.
Highly recommended...Go see it!
This is a very forced sequel made just to grab some more cash from the audience. The actions scenes are on a tv show level and the plot is predictable. It looks cheap and undeveloped. The overall quality is belowe "streaming service premiere" quality. Even regarding cinematography - it's grainy, it's shaky, it's random. The cast sleepwalks through the whole movie. It's a pity that such a talented actor like Denzel Washington is in this movie. His career went south, I rewatched the original Equalizer and it was so much better. Big dissapointment and waste of cinema screen. Should go staright to tv.