I Am Mother (2019) Netflix

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I Am Mother (2019) Netflix

I might look more into this...

YouTube video

Yeah looks interesting.

Just a shame the trailer gives everything away.

Meh.. I would rather go see Ma.

Doesn't look like it does any justice to the things it's borrowed from.

WHO IS IN THIS

Looks decent, it's on Netflix and the reviews are overall positive. Will check it out this weekend.

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
WHO IS IN THIS

Hilary Swank (Wounded Woman)
Luke Hawker as "Mother" robot (physical performance)
Rose Byrne as "Mother" robot (voice)
Clara Rugaard (Daughter)
Hazel Sandery (Toddler)

Originally posted by Robtard
Hilary Swank (Wounded Woman)
Luke Hawker as "Mother" robot (physical performance)
Rose Byrne as "Mother" robot (voice)
Clara Rugaard (Daughter)
Hazel Sandery (Toddler)

thanks rob...

might watch as im a fan of hilary swank and rose byrne

Watched it.

Entertaining for a rainy Saturday afternoon.

Good characters, solid acting from the two.

Unfortunately ends without really adding substance to the story.

Decent enough movie, but lackluster ending.

Co-sign the last 2 posts. Not a bad movie.

Decent start, but by the time the film ends it's an exercise in extreme mediocrity.

will watch after i finished designated survivor

I loved the film

I'm going to try to make some time to watch this soon. Maybe over the weekend...

I watched this finally and rather enjoyed it.

Not sure why all the complaints about the ending. It was left with some ambiguity which I thought was a very good decision to make the viewer think about it. I would love to see a sequel to this, but it's also good as just a little stand-alone sci-fi gem.

yea this is total junk...

Terrible.

Frustrating but engrossing, and impossible to critique in-depth without spoilers because it's driven by regular plot twists.

Hm.. I guess I just don't understand the hate here.

To me just the very idea of AI robotics taking a motherly, nurturing role for humanity was fascinating in and of itself. It made for a very compelling and thought-provoking premise.