9 Windows

The premise of this film had potential, but the execution left much to be desired. The concept was intriguing enough to draw attention, but unfortunately, the acting completely missed the mark. William Forsythe, a normally reliable actor, seemed to phone it in on this one. His performance felt flat, as if he was simply going through the motions. The dialogue delivery across the cast was painful-everyone sounded like they were reading straight from a script without any emotional investment.

It's a sad state of affairs when the "Alexa clone" in the movie has better line delivery than the actual actors. There was no depth, no passion-just a robotic exchange of lines that made it hard to stay engaged. While the idea behind the movie was decent, the lackluster performances really dragged it down.