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2020

1h 45m

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In 2038 a man hopes to reunite with his dead wife by building a human-equivalent A.I.

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Archive executes its fairly basic program efficiently, offering sci-fi fans an engaging meditation on love and human nature.

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Robbie Collin

Daily Telegraph (UK)

01/21/2021

4/5

All in all, Archive is good, bleak, shivery fun, and however familiar some of its components may seem, it thrums with an intelligence that's anything but artificial.

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Danny Leigh

Financial Times

01/20/2021

3/5

For all the familiarity, the movie has the brio of good pulp and a neat surprise in store.

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Anton Bitel

Sight & Sound

01/19/2021

Rothery's soulful, at times surreal SF debut works on multiple levels as, certainly, a very modern ghost story but also as a paranoid thriller, a yearning romance and an introspective tragedy, full of hubris and catastrophe

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Jennifer Bisset

CNET

03/29/2023

This accomplished sci-fi flick should be appreciated more widely.

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Dallas King

Flick Feast

11/12/2022

4/5

One of the most visually stunning debuts of the year... The production design is outstanding with a welcome predisposition for practical sets and effects.

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Rahul Desai

News9 Live (India)

08/29/2022

3.5/5

A poignant cocktail of grief and science fiction.

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Mike U

@MikadoBeard 4d

Slow. Dull. Robotic. Not the type of AI thrill movie people are seeking. Watching a one lead role actor talk to robots for an hour is boring. Stop going in this direction please. It feels cheap. We turned it off.

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j A.

@jra527 5d

wow. super slow. get going. so boring. turned it off.

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Johnny U.

@Johnny09 Feb 10

I tried really hard to get into to this story but it was just too dull and slow. I love movies about ai and the future but this was hard to watch, I finally gave up about three quarters of the way through.

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Sal D

@JustTheLaw Feb 9

When the only emotional response a movie provokes is apathy, then this sentence is an appropriate review.

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Harper

@Sam8008135 Feb 8

The man in this movie is so annoying. I literally yelled at my tv 20+ times for him to shut up. "Why dont you talk to me when youre being less dramatic" he says to the stunted shadow of a himan he made and is now stripping for parts to make another copy of a woman who NEVER wanted this. I wanted him to get stabbed by J2 about 40 minutes into the movie. George almore blows and not even well

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Kalissa H.

@kali_416 Feb 8

I wasn’t a big fan of the J2 storyline. I would’ve liked it to focus more on being archived and turned into a robot. Could’ve been some body horror. I really liked the twist ending though

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Synopsis

In 2038 a man hopes to reunite with his dead wife by building a human-equivalent A.I.

Director: Gavin Rothery
Producer: Philip Herd, Theo James, Cora Palfrey
Screenwriter: Gavin Rothery
Distributor: Vertical Entertainment
Production Co: Hero Squared, Independent, Metrol Technology, Head Gear Films, Untapped
Rating: R
Genre: Sci-Fi
Original Language: British English
Release Date (Theaters): Jul 10, 2020, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jul 10, 2020
Box Office (Gross USA): $118.7K
Runtime: 1h 45m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

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