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Superintelligence (2020)

When an all-powerful Superintelligence chooses to study the most average person on Earth, Carol Peters, the fate of the world hangs in the balance. As the A.I. decides to enslave, save or destroy humanity, it's up to Carol to prove that people are worth saving.

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Chuck Bowen 25 Nov 2020

The big disappointment of the film is that Melissa McCarthy’s performance is all Jekyll and no Hyde.

JLuis_001 05 Dec 2020

I've never considered Melissa McCarthy to be funny, especially since most of the time, I feel like she just repeats herself constantly. She abuses a lot of being the "funny fat woman." And that may be an offensive cliche, but she has used it to cement a career. Here, she resorts to the same thing again and there's nothing remarkable about putting effort into being a repetitive buffoon, and unfortunately this movie is her show, and it's an inert and unfunny one. Fourth film with her husband, fourth failure in a row. And she has another one with him ready to be released on Netflix. I'm scared.

Voodoo123 14 Apr 2021

The concept of an ai developing beyond singularity (human level intelligence) is a fascinating one and the concept of a rom com around this could've been a touching one (her tackled this concept excellently by comparison). However superintelligence has such a poor screenplay, none of these interesting concepts ever develop beyond anything more than the weakest of intellectual membrane. The production quality is superb and the cast elevate the weak writing material. At best it passes as a watchable missed opportunity.

Glenn Kenny 26 Nov 2020

This is a movie of bits, enacted by varied comic luminaries. McCarthy’s “who me?” winsomeness, running neck and neck with her quick-witted cheekiness, is familiar. A new dynamic is added by the inspired Brian Tyree Henry.

TVJerry 03 Dec 2020

This is the latest from Melissa McCarthy and her director husband Ben Falcone. Her character is selected by a powerful Artificial Intelligence as the most “average person,” which is how the AI will determine whether to save humanity or destroy it. Of course, love has to play a part in the guise of her ex (Bobby Cannavale). In another attempt to move away from her broad comic style, McCarthy is attempting to create a more endearing character (with just a few of her signature pratfalls). The scenario is all too familiar and the writing by Steve Mallory never offers much in the way of fun moments or interesting characters (although James Corden’s always amusing). Overall, it’s a rather bland romantic turn with a tired computer-domination plot.