“You can't turn off the power of love.”
Soulm8te
After a ruthless tech giant acquires a small robotics company, a grieving engineer is tasked with testing their new AI companion. But when he attempts to reprogram her to be a truly sentient soulmate, she develops needs of her own—unleashing a relentless spree of precision-engineered mayhem.
- Director
- Kate Dolan
- Writers
- James Wan, Kate Dolan, Ingrid Bisu
- Producers
- James Wan, Jason Blum
- Cinematographer
- Narayan Van Maele
- Music Composer
- Anthony B. Willis
- Status
- Released
- Budget
- N/A
- Revenue
- N/A
- Countries
- United States of America
- Languages
- English
- Popularity
- 179
Top Cast
David Rysdahl
David Wasson
Lily Sullivan
Sara / Lydia
Claudia Doumit
Aubrey Mansouri
Arty Froushan
Ben Hoffman
Elijah Isaiah Cook
Terrance
Mara Huf
Lizzie
Emma Ramos
Alma Flores
Sydney Blackburn
Ben's Assistant
Isabelle Bonfrer
Circe
Oliver Cooper
Ultima Robotix Technician
Nicholas Lane
Sex Robot Tester
Hannah Mamalis
Groolganic Girl
Gary Hetzler
Lawyer
Jordanne Jones
Femme Fatale
Sean Donegan
Stall Owner
Blu Hydrangea
Drag Queen
Jon Tarcy
Jack
Ossian Perret
Rob
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Reviews
Sierbahnn
I think we can all agree that this is Megan, right? It is in essence the exact same story, just with a slightly more grown-up version of the same robot with a slightly different supporting cast, but it's still all Megan. It is not as creepy as Megan, but that is partially because we've seen obsessive partners before and Megan lent another dimension to that, which this movie does not. It just leans heavily into the crazy possessive girlfriend and just makes her a killer robot that he is responsible for that isn't very innovative and that cheapens the movie. It's not a bad movie by any stretch but it is derivative of several other older works and if you wanted creepy robots you should probably just watch Megan instead.
Gordon
I liked it better when it was called, 'Deadly Friend'. Google it. Deadly Friend came out in the 80's and was WAY better.
