Siderite: "Seeing Kampouris naked is the only reason to watch this film (and possibly why it was made)"

Me: *Nods* There really is nothing more to add, it would suggest Wifelike was worthy of it.

Very enjoyable overall. A lot of nudity and scantily clad women, which was very nice, I'm only a man. Very nice aesthetics overall.

The story could have been better, in that it raises interesting questions about society, but they aren't addressed much at all.

The end feels wooden and somehow trying to redeem itself for all the earlier nudity.

I'm no filmmaker, i definitely wouldn't have done a better job, so i enjoyed it. It was executed well. I'd say it was largely acted well.

Isn't meant to be a masterpiece, and on that basis, I'd say it's very much worth a watch.

A badly derived attempt to jump on the AI movie bandwagon, this film mixes genres without understanding the concept of storyline. Stephen Lobo is there just for cast-bait, Jonathan Rhys Meyers shows us that age doesn't spare anyone and the only other notable actor is Elena Kampouris, playing the beautiful android. There are some scenes where she is completely nude and acting the part of a sex robot. The rest of the film is as boring and forgettable as one can imagine.

At the end I could only think that someone wanted to see Kampouris naked and made the film accordingly. There is no other reason for this film to exist and certainly none to watch it.