A worthwhile film that I’d happily watch again and suggest to others. The concept feels similar to "Her," except with Scarlett Johansson voicing an A.I. who's unstable, envious, and intended to elicit laughter as Adam Devine experiences bad luck. It's fundamentally a darkly comedic narrative centered on a man struggling socially, so the film shifts quickly between uncomfortable humor that seems unrealistic and …

The film isn't exactly nuanced or profound, but I still found myself enjoying it. It’s a fairly straightforward comedic take on contemporary society, specifically focusing on our obsession with social media and smartphones. We all recognize these individuals – in fact, we might even be among them sometimes! They are presented here in a satirical fashion. Some of the jokes may feel uncomfortably familiar, but hopefull…