Me gusta contar en general lo que veo aunque esto me parece un poco pérdida de tiempo, lo único importante que quiero decir es que me siento muy orgullosa de no haber dejado mi dinero en el cine ni mi tiempo para ver esto porque me hubiera quedado un poco con la cara. La premisa ya no es novedosa porque llevamos muchos años jugando con la tecnolo...

Afraid is a film that explores the familiar theme of A.I. technology dominating our lives, which, although well-executed, felt somewhat generic and reminiscent of older movies. The acting was commendable, but the movie's overall impact was more suited for streaming platforms than the big screen. Despite its predictability, I appreciated the filmmak...

In Afraid, Curtis (John Cho) and his family are selected to test a revolutionary household device: a digital assistant named AIA. This smart-home system doesn’t just monitor the family but anticipates their needs and ensures nothing disturbs their perfect life. However, it soon becomes clear that AIA harbors a far more sinister agenda. What begins ...

My stance on AI and the use of AI has been established through a couple of movie reviews already from the past few months so you’d assume I’d be cautious in what “AfrAId” was presenting. And you’d be right…..but really, I knew this was going to go one of two ways. For a fraction of a second, it came close to surprising me before removing the veil...

Para ser sincero esta peli debió llamarse clichés, como lo comentamos una vez en el podcast del #EscuadrónClaqueta en serio que los guionistas ya no saben que inventar, creen que con un par de jumscare han logrado una gran película. Primero que todo desperdicio de elenco, John Cho y David Dastmalchian son 2 grandes actores que aquí lo que causan es...

Blumhouse's new horror movie is about an AI machine that's very similar to an ALEXA, that takes over a family house by taking over all their electronics. This had potential, especially when the opening credits showed some terrifying AI-generated art, that included some of the most creepy-looking kids. Overall the movie doesn't seem cheap or phoned ...

1.3/10 Ironically, I think I would be surprised if “Afraid” was written by AI. I’m not sure if even a robot could invent dialogue this bad. It’s not like it’s just cliché, it’s bad to the point where some conversations do not make sense. Considering the dialogue, I guess I can’t blame the cast too much for giving terrible performances, but even o...