Zoe has some interesting ideas but never manages to get a satisfying grip on them, settling for slow-moving sci-fi that ultimately fails to engage. Read critic reviews
Zoe
2018, Romance/Sci-fi, 1h 44m
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Two colleagues at a research lab work to improve and perfect romantic relationships.
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Rating: R (Some Sexual Material|Drug Content)
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Genre: Romance, Sci-fi
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Original Language: English
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Director: Drake Doremus
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Producer: Drake Doremus, Robert George, Michael A. Pruss
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Writer: Richard Greenberg
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Amazon Studios
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Can a soul love their technology? And what, pray tell, would the ramifications of those emotions be? I call it The Pinnochio Question and its back again in this Ridley "Blade Runner" Scott produced vehicle that pretends as if this is the first time the question has been broached when the answers to it are everywhere around us, when Scott himself mines this vein like a heroin junkie looking for a fresh place to inject. Decent performances then make the foregone direction and conclusion palatable, but only just so.
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