Jexi

Jexi is not really a funny critique nor is it sufficiently terrifying. [Full Review in Spanish]

All I really know is I did not like Jexi, and it's hard for me to imagine many other people will.

Adam Devine is more enjoyable in small doses - like supporting roles and not leading the charge. Michael Pena, we feel your pain. Come back, all is forgiven - this, Dora, everything!

Spends its time doing all of the tedious, schlocky things that romcoms do, only it does them with a laborious "extremely online" twist.

If you want to make a movie with some regressive, oft-repeated views on technology, at least commit to the bit. Otherwise, don't bother.

Buyer beware: smartphones are bad for you. That's the eat-your-veggies premise of the promising but poorly programmed Jexi, a charming, laugh-challenged paranoid comedy about toxic technology and AI sociopathy.

This is an average comedy about a smart (aleck) phone.

Jexi never quite hits comedy gold and is probably better suited for a streaming release, but it's inventive, funny, and enjoyable enough to mildly recommend.

Surely, bland cultural insights can't defeat a film whose main attraction is the promise of stupid, raunchy fun? Reader, Jexi fails even at that...

Underwhelming raunchy comedy has tons of language, sex talk.