Megan Fox Delivers A Great Performance In Netflix’s New Sci-Fi Thriller

Posted by Jonathan Klotz | Published 12 seconds ago

If you’ve been randomly scrolling through any streaming service with your eyes closed and pressing play after scrolling for 30 seconds, there’s a good chance you’ve just pressed play on a movie about helpful AI gone wrong. With hundreds of movies out there that follow this basic plot, Netflix’s latest streaming hit, Humility, trying to stand out. It is possible, thanks to the performance of Megan Fox.

Of course, I just praised Megan Fox for her acting. Fox has also teamed up with the director of a surprisingly good thriller Until Death in the movie, and I mean this as a compliment, but he plays a wonderful emotionless robot.

Megan Fox Was Born To Play A Bad Robot

From the moment you hit play it continues Humilityyou know where it’s going, and the first half has no twists on the classic formula we’ve grown to expect. Michele Morrone, from the Netflix thriller 365 Nick, a husband and father trying to keep the family together while his wife, Maggie, is played by Madelina Zima (who plays Grace, Sheffield’s youngest in The babysitterin case you need to feel old today) is in the hospital for heart surgery. Fox plays “Alice,” an upgraded Sim, a new android who takes on a job as a nanny/housekeeper to help out while the family recovers.

If you guessed that Alice is slowly getting worse, congratulations, you’ve seen at least one other movie before. This time, he tries to replace Maggie.

If the movie had stuck to the “accident” sequence in the house, it would have been a lot more fun, but instead, Humility you try to do the least. There’s a subplot about Nick’s business dealing with employees upset about the launch of The Sims, a really weird scene where Alice seduces Nick using Maggie’s voice, and some wild teasing of potential movies that undercut all the intense moments of killing a super-strong robot. inside the couple’s house.

Megan Fox Is Great, But Every Movie…

Although it’s Megan Fox who plays the evil AI, Michele Morrone delivers a very unhealthy performance Humility. Sadly, it works because Nick isn’t supposed to be a nice guy, at least, I don’t think he is. With so many sensational entertainers under his belt, Morrone has become the Netflix equivalent of Michael Douglas, and if he appears in anything, you know he’s playing a scumbag.

With a unique male lead and a strong focus on the parts of the film that actually work, Humility it could have been a future cult hit, but as it is, it’s a great streaming movie when there’s nothing else to watch. On Rotten Tomatoes, the critics were not kind; out of 30 reviews at the time of writing, it has decayed by 50 percent, and the fan rating, from 250 reviews, isn’t much better, at 53 percent. And yet, it is also the first movie on Netflix in the United States in the first weekend of service.

Subservience 30 Years Too Late

If Humility was an HBO release in 1994, it would have been a hit. Unfortunately, the year is 2024, and apart from a few scary moments, all thanks to Megan Fox deciding to take on the role of a killer robot, today is completely unforgettable.

SUBSERVICE UPDATE THE RESULT

If you really want to see another bad AI movie before M3GAN 2.0 he goes out, he does the worst. If nothing else, Fox seems to be embracing his new career arc as a broadcast movie star. You are willing to take a risk, but maybe next time, you will have a more interesting script.