Soulm8te

It reminded me of that one episode where Stewie builds a fake Brian and the real Brian does unspeakable things to it.

The movie has a really interesting concept and could represent the future we’re heading toward, especially with how fast AI is evolving. I liked the idea, even though the first hour is a bit boring, and the action isn’t really that action-packed. There’s some splatter, is fine⬇️

Rated: 5.9/10

Since I loved Lily Sullivan in Evil Dead Rise, so I had to see her play a haywire bot. I like this; Sullivan carries it with a creepy turn despite predictable tech tropes.

The Director's Eye (What Worked):
• Sullivan shifts from naive bot to jealous threat just by her posture.
• Kate Dolan builds some solid, uncomfortable tension in the apartment scenes.
• Rysdahl sells a grieving coder who foolishly rewrites his own safety code just to feel less lonely.

The Friction (What Didn't Click for Me):
• Budget & Pacing thins out in the back half once the chases start.
• It hits almost every standard 90s obsessive-stalker beat, losing the quirky bite that made M3GAN stand out for me.

The Verdict:
I like it. Watch this if you enjoy 90s-style domestic thrillers with a sci-fi twist and want to see Lily Sullivan shine. Skip it if you expect the campy comedy of M3GAN or want a fresh take on AI.

5.5

Reminds me of the movie Wife like