I'm Your Man

I had high expectations with the standard plot, but it felt long towards the second half of the film.

The idea is interesting and the script is basically quite clever as well, but the director is obviously quite crappy as he can't get the story to captivate the audience, at least not me. Dan Stevens is quite excellent, but everything just drags along endlessly and the ending is just dumb. 3/10 points.

I am so taken with this film. The script is very clever and witty and the POV is vanishingly rare in films, that of a successful middle aged woman wrestling with the messiness of that age—work politics, deadlines, ailing parents—who is nevertheless the unapologetic romantic lead. There is no sense of her as diminished by age or baggage but rather the film sees her as a full person worthy of a relationship as rich as her life. Maren Eggert is superb—so expressive and appealing, even when she's being petty or selfish. And Dan Stevens brings a sweet earnestness to a role that could have been creepy! The ending will leave you with so much to think about. I just want more folks to watch so I have people to discuss it with! If you love the smart romantic comedies of the 30s and 40s, where flawed grown ups navigated heightened scenarios with humor and class, you will love this.

Although I don't usually like to read my movies (subtitled, original in German), the story was so strong and the acting well done, that I kept going. What a pleasure this movie was, exploring the concepts of happiness, loneliness, and, ultimately, human growth. I highly recommend this movie. Do we need friction to achieve personal and emotional growth? Would we grow in a perfect, frictionless, love relationship? The movie posits that we probably wouldn't. It's hard not to walk away from this movie thinking about loneliness, love, and growth.

An unexpectedly delightful romantic Rom Com when A1 possibilities seem endless. The possibilities seem so real with just a little imagination. Loved it.

Complex and endearing. Dan Stevens' android is up there with Brent Spiner's. The pacing is a bit slow but the subtext kept our attention.

Normally I avoid films with sub-titles, however, this peaked my interest and I am so glad it did. Thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining. Lovely concept

Would you really turn down the chance of living with gorgeous Dan Stevens even if he was a robot? Certainly not, especially when he's learned not to deliver cheesy 'romantic' lines and turns out to be much more faithful, considerate, sensitive and helpful than most human males! The woman who rejects him is a very difficult character, but even she succumbs in the end and goes to find him sitting waiting for her. Great acting from Dan as he develops from worst date ever to a partner no woman would be ashamed to introduce as her significant other. Great fun and tugs at the emotions too.

A lovely idea and it passes the time, but it is not just the programmed robot who lacks emotion. There are a few monologues in the film that try to explain the conflict of having a machine that tries to act as a human. These scenes always seemed very contrived. It would have been better to just concentrate on one of the aspects and act it out instead of lecturing on it.

Sehr gut. This is how you should make films about AI dolls when so much stuff has been done before you. In contrast to crappy and hackneyed crowd-pleaser "M3gan" this one is for people with intellect and higher education. It's not anything special but thoroughly enjoyable.