I'm Your Man

"I'm Your Man" is an unexpected delight, succeeding as a romantic comedy - and as much more.

I'm Your Man is an enjoyable but essentially lightweight affair; it poses questions about love, freedom of will, and what it means to be human but doesn't really attempt to answer them.

The bittersweet tone provides just the right setting for an understated setting where holograms and sentient robots seem almost natural.

Honestly, if Jane Austen were alive and writing on a MacBook, she might come up with something like this.

Maria Schrader's film takes the intersection of love and technology to charming and unexpected places.

I'm Your Man is the mashup we never knew we needed-the sci-fi rom-com. It manages to be smart, witty, and, yes, even romantic, while exploring a love affair between an uptight archeologist and a handsome robot.

I love a good cheesy rom-com, but I also love a movie that keeps lingering on in my mind long after I’ve watched it. This movie hits all the marks.

I'm Your Man is one of the most original films you'll see this year, and a haunting meditation on humanity, life, and the nature of relationships.

A sci-fi romantic comedy that is quite entertaining when it comes to subtly interrogating eternal human dissatisfaction and relationship dilemmas in a robotic society. [Full review in Spanish]

While I’m Your Man is no episode of Black Mirror, it does force its audience to consider a future where all of your romantic needs could be met with the aid of an algorithm and a pretty face.