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Daily Archives: January 27, 2025
Movie Review: K-Stew and Steven Yeun as the AI future of “humanity” and romance — “Love Me”
“Love Me” is an experiment in sci-fi romance that goes wrong. The pitch? Billions of years after the end of humanity, a smart buoy in the icy wasteland of Earth’s seas thaws out and makes contact with “The Messenger,” a … Continue reading
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