Subservience

If only the film were a little bit smarter and less predictable, it might have had a chance of becoming a cult classic.

While Subservience has moments of tension and stylish visuals, it ultimately doesn’t offer anything new to the AI thriller genre.

Yet another AI-gone-rogue movie, this sci-fi thriller tale isn't terrible and has some believable situations, but it's also a bit slack and suffers from comparisons to similar, better movies.

An efficient and entertaining perils-of-automation sci-fi thriller with that extra bit of juice from casting a notorious personality at its center...

A silly concept well-played, thanks largely to lead Megan Fox.

It's fine until it eventually turns into a predictable 1970s slasher film.

Megan Fox puts an alluring stamp on her star power in this thought-provoking, heated thriller about the future of robots and AI.

The film abandons its social and dystopian analysis to transform into a conventional horror film. While this is not a defect in itself, it limits the impact and significance of the story. [Full review in Spanish]

Subservience is a run of the mill sci-fi that is unfortunately destined to get lost in the many titles approaching the very same subject.

S.K. Dale's latest film explores the damage that artificial intelligence can cause when it begins to cross undesirable boundaries. With a rather poor development, the story falls short of what was initially set out. Full review in Spanish.