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  Review by karsten ★★★½

  refreshing take on the apocalypse film. feels like something everyone would be talking about 10 years ago and something that would be anything but a comfort watch one year ago. probably my go-to recommendation for thanksgiving 2021

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  Review by davidehrlich ★★★½

  Even now, after surviving for more than 100 years and almost as many supposed deaths, the movies are still full of surprises. I submit to you the following as further proof of that phenomenon: At a time when feature-length sci-fi is dominated by franchise spectacle, someone made a tender, quiet, and terrifically affecting post-apocalyptic drama in which Tom Hanks plays a dying engineer named Finch Weinberg who builds a robot to care for his rescue dog once he’s gone. That isn’t the strange part. No, the strange part is that Finch’s creation — a sentient, Hertzfeldian nine-foot can opener who dubs himself “Jeff” after his AI formatting is interrupted by the superstorm that sends this story on a road trip…

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  Review by elvisthealien ★★★★ 2

  Cutest robot movie since Wall-E

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★½

  Good boys.

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  Review by Alor ★★★★½

  I think I’ve found a new comfort film

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  Review by Spinal_Trap 22

  Netflix: the Mitchells vs. the Machines
  Amazon: the Tomorrow War
  Apple TV: Let's get Tom Hanks talking to a robot and a dog.

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  Review by George Clark ★★★½ 1

  Like many Apple TV+ originals this year (Palmer, Cherry and most notably Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry and Coda), Finch proved to be another great success for the studio. Following Finch Weinberg (Tom Hanks) on a post-apocalyptic earth decimated by a cataclysmic solar event that has left the world a wasteland, a robot (voiced by Caleb Landry Jones) he built to protect the life of his beloved dog, learns about life, love, friendship and what it means to be human as they set out on a journey together. 

  It’s easy to see where the writers got their ideas from, feeling equal parts “The Martian” and “I Am Legend” allows for Finch to feel like a rather unique experience,…

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  Review by CinemaVoid 🏴‍☠️ ★★½ 6

  Me, watching Castaway:
  My god, just fuck the volleyball already.

  Me, watching Finch:
  My god, just fuck the robot already.

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  Review by Ethan Ethan ★★★

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  So the big twist is how the lonely man didn't fall in love with the robot

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  Review by BeHaind ★★ 23

  „Finch“ steht und fällt mit der Frage, ob man Roboter Jeff erträglich findet oder nicht. Ich für meinen Teil fand den von Caleb Landry Jones gesprochenen Schrotthaufen furchtbar nervig. Was halt dann zum Problem wird, wenn es neben Tom Hanks keine weiteren Rollen gibt, der Film dann aber noch volle zwei Stunden läuft.

  In diesen zwei Stunden passiert original gar nichts - hier mal ein Sandsturm, da ein angedeuteter Überfall, der dann letztlich aber gar keiner ist, weil hier ja sonst niemand mitspielt. Es gibt keinerlei Spannungsspitzen, keine Entwicklungen, denn Tatsache ist - im Grunde macht man hier nichts anderes als Tom Hanks zwei Stunden beim Sterben zuzusehen. Das ist wie Michael Hanekes „Amour“ mit „Nummer 5 lebt“ zu mixen,…

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  Review by Austin Burke ★★★½ 10

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  On a post-apocalyptic earth, a robot, built to protect the life of his creator's beloved dog, learns about life, love, friendship and what it means to be human.

  After not expecting much from this, I am more than happy to report that Finch is a sweet film. It has the post-apocalyptic storyline that we have seen countless times, and it gives us a taste as to what caused it, but that isn’t the focus here; that storyline almost feels forgotten about at points. What the film opts to focus on is the main relationship between our trio. This group includes a dog, a robot, and Tom Hanks. Think Cast Away, but…

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  Review by SUDHAKAR KUMAR ★★★

  Finch is an unusual family-centered road movie about vulnerability, survival, and most of all, love.

  The story is heartbreaking and emotional, and Finch’s fate in the ending is as upsetting as it is uplifting. Hanks’ performance is complex and captivating. Very few modern actors could carry a movie like this -- a movie where Hanks' co-stars are a robot and a dog. The visuals to bring Jeff to life are outstanding. Caleb Landry Jones is superb as Jeff, both in his charming physical movements and in his subtly evolving speech patterns.

  This is two hours definitely well spent.