An idealistic, attractive young couple acquires a stunning, life-like robot named Henry for guilt-free help; but, as the three grow closer, their perception of humanity will be altered forever.
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Cast
Josh Janowicz
Director
Drew Van Acker
James
Addison Timlin
Sophie
Justine J. Hall
Rosa
James D'Arcy
Julian
Elle Army
Jessica
Steven Strait
Henry
Mark Famiglietti
Ronald Gitts
Martin Sprock
Barry
Lisann Valentin
Social Worker
Akaash Yadav
Jeremy
Hilary Barraford
Mary
Nicholas Baroudi
Agent Mulroy
Zealand Tallman
Young Henry
Mikaela Holmes
Angie
Josh Janowicz
Writer
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Comments
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OMG! This movie is so so good! Especially from the scene on the 59th minute, but don't skip to that cause you'll miss the whole point!Such a masterpiece!!
The police men just died for fun. Both of them had faults, but that sofie character, ahhhhhh, so annoying. If she had just let the servants be, or had a real job, then there certainly will be no blood shed.
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Just a garbage fire of a movie, it never made sense from start to finish. A young recently made wealthy couple decide to purchase an android (robot) because they're not the type of people who have servants. They get the robot and eventually start to bond with it and jealousy and fighting ensues before a totally impossible to explain plot twist happens and flips the whole thing on its head.
With a little refinement this low-budget sexy sci-fi movie could have been seriously gripping and ultimately shocking. The central premise about interactions between humans and robots is intriguing and thought-provoking. It's offers some creepily sensual scenarios. The leads are good - especially Steven Strait as the robot, Henry. And it delivers some strong surprise twists toward the end. It's just a shame that the story is undermined by a sluggish start and a particularly annoying characterisation of the wife, Sofie, who is infuriatingly unlikeable. For the most part, however, it's quite well written - although the final plot twists needed more finessing. Still, worth a look.
