Rod Serling, where are you when we need you?

Rating: 2/10 (6 February 2014)

This movie seems like Ingmar Bergman came back from the dead, locked Spike Jonze in a closet and decided to make a cool, dark AI romantic comedy, and sadly came up with the most coma-inducing folderol of the year, masquerading as trenchant social commentary of "the way we live now.." In his Twilight Zone heyday, Rod Serling would have told this curious fable in 25 minutes, and you would still be watching it on Twilight Zone collections. Deadly and glacially paced. And don't get me started on the music. That treacly endless "sensitive" piano. How'd you like to be the guy playing on this soundtrack? Best part of this affair iwatching Amy Adams say f**k a lot. This country has become a nation of bewildered, ineffective dweebs staring into glowing rectangles. Just because of this, I'm gonna go see Robocop and watch stuff blow up. I'll stop now.