Superintelligence

Its an amazing movie..one of the best

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Words cannot describe how bad and forgettable this film is. Melissa McCarthy again plays the same role she has in every other film. The film plot is annoying and boring. Pure awful from start to finish.

Just as Carol Peters is listed as the most average person in the entire world, this movie similarly fits the part of most made-for-streaminng titles. It's some nice, innocuous fun that provides some pretty good jokes (with a few belly laughs) and a familiar storyline that is neither overly offensive nor particularly mind-blowing. Pop yourself some popcorn, pour a glass of wine and snuggle up to your partner and turn your brain off for 90 minutes while McCarthy provides some pretty good entertainment.

I liked "Superintelligence", just as I did "Bridesmaids", "Identity Theft", "The Heat", "The Boss", "Ghostbusters" and "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" (I recently saw Alan Parker's 2003 movie "The Life of David Gale", in which she had a small role) If you ask me, that woman can do no wrong. This movie has all sorts of clever stuff. You're sure to love it.

I'll be honest. I want more movies that are romance-comedy with Melissa. I feel we need people that look like us, not fit or perfect match, but real. Plus, she is perfect. I have always admired her; she is smart, funny, and beautiful. The movie is funny and help you get away from reality, so enjoy and be happy.

I love Melissa McCarthy and her movies. The low reviews are absurd. Why bother watching this if you aren't expecting a light hearted comedy with heart. Watch something else.

This definitely isn't as bad as a 3/10 as IMDB users rated it. People either just love something or hate something (although I think they can like stuff more than others). I guess some people just hated this, but I blame the writers. For example, the big bean bag was a cool idea, but it shouldn't have wasted a whole minute of screen time. That should've been like the end to a scene, or something like that (in my opinion). The writers did a good job on the story they actually wrote, however, like when they make sure the audience knows the voice isn't actually meant to be James Cordon himself. However, with that said, I just think the scenes weren't that funny or entertaining. I love the idea and concept of the movie, and love Melissa McCarthy, but sometimes I just felt like doing something else other than watching the movie, and in my opinion, movies should NEVER be like that. Every scene should capture you and grab you, and make you not want to go and do that huge ass pile of work I have sitting around, and this movie had me thinking about that big pile of work still somewhat. I feel like simple benchmarks like this can really tell studios if movies are likeable or not, but these benchmarks need to be tested across large groups of people. I guess this is what they're doing with machine learning (like at Netflix, for their recommendation engine), but I feel like they're measuring the wrong benchmarks. Whether or not I want to watch a movie instead of work or play games says a lot, though, and this had me thinking of going to do both of those things. I know this is a very basic system of measurement, but it hasn't failed me yet. I recommend movies to people all the time and are the guy everyone asks what to watch, so I think I have good instinct in this area. I also wanted to say that while it wasn't very entertaining, it was very well made, and is of very high quality. I feel it's worth a watch regardless, but the ratings speak for themselves.