AI Love You

The whole sfx, art, and costume is like what 90s movies would think how the future would look like. A for effort i guess, but quite frankly nothing much else to see here.

There was a really strange feeling on me during the movie, like somebody create an Orwellian world but selling it as a happy and positive future. AI and robots are humanized and they are the "good guys" meanwhile humans presented as evil creatures who rule the AI. Not a single one positive men character, what I think is shamefull, this love story presents men as not worth loving but the AI. There are several contradiction and incomprehensible moment too. But to say some good think about it, the basic idea excites everyone's imagination (I think) and the movie is not boring.

This is more a YA rom/com, which is neither very romantic nor at all funny. The script is dull, the plot a bit silly. Of course, it's been done before.

The only part I actually enjoyed was the interaction between the AI buildings... and there wasn't enough of that to really carry the movie.

The acting was mediocre, the script mediocre, the plot... well, the entire film, mediocre. It doesn't really draw in the audience. It's barely fit as a rainy Saturday popcorn movie. Barely B-flick.

It's not a terrible movie, but by no means a good one. Droll is the singular word that comes to mind. Some may find it cute, but the English voice-over spoils it as a family film. Some translation companies should be slapped stupid. Or slapped sane, however one chooses to look at it.

LANGUAGE NOTE: Parents should be warned the English voice-overs contain vulgarity not included in the original Thai version, nor in the English subtitles. I consider that both unnecessary and a betrayal of the original version. Such poor translation can't even be accounted to cultural differences. It was just gratuitous slop translation.

So instead of my standard 5-star "mediocre" rating, it gets 3 stars for raunchy translation.

There are lots of good science fiction novels that address many of the questions that are brought up in this movie. The writer and director should have read a few of them. Some of this was Ok, the CGI was pretty good, and the storyline has some cute bits to it, but this still isn't really a great movie.

This was pretty cute, especially during the first half. Their were some great aesthetic qualities that I really loved with the anamorphism of the smart buildings. The parts with the villian got pretty campy and wouldn't appeal to everyone. But I am pretty good at suspending my disbelief and at rolling with a little camp or low production value or whatever. If you are good enough at those things and other watching skills that can be needed to explore cinema from all around the world you may enjoy this. I am glad I watched, for sure!