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they really made a Megan Fox sex robot movie...

📢 Thanks to this video’s sponsor, Incogni! Use code 'prettymuchit' at https://incogni.com/prettymuchit to get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan 🎧 Download our full commentary track: http://patreon.com/prettymuchit ✅ Follow me: http://instagram.com/striffleric 🎤 Guest: https://twitter.com/mcmullinjared 💬 Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/prettymuchit 📺 Watch more of our commentary videos... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyqhcz5TY4jKivlXT5dO_1rAan4FjwL91 ✂️ Edited by: http://instagram.com/octaviankaul 🧬 Produced by: http://existence.media Jared & I made the move from The Boy to The Girl when we watched M3GAN last year, so when I heard that there was a new movie starring another famous Megan that seemed... familiar... I knew we had to check it out. Not only does Subservience ask the important question "What if Siri could fuck me?" but it also answers it. Could not have had lower expectations going into this, but it turned out to be a hoot and a half! ABOUT PRETTY MUCH IT Since 2013, Eric Striffler and his funny friends have provided comedic commentary for your favorite (and least-favorite) movies & shows! These are not reactions, they're commentary tracks focused on funny bits & conversations inspired by whatever we're watching. The full commentary tracks are heavily edited down for highlight videos posted here on YouTube. New commentary tracks every Monday & Friday on http://patreon.com/prettymuchit - 1,000+ tracks and counting! Go tigers!!! ABOUT ERIC STRIFFLER Since 2004, Eric has been creating various projects on the internet including movie/TV commentary series Pretty Much It and improv comedy series Pity Applause, as well as IRL projects including writing & directing the immersive theatre production Nyctophobia and producing the off-Broadway show The Life & Slimes of Marc Summers. He's also been living & traveling the country in a van since 2017. Plot (via Wiki): Nick (Michele Morrone), a construction worker, lives with his wife Maggie (Madeline Zima) and their two children. When Maggie suffers a cardiac arrest and is hospitalized, Nick struggles to manage the household. He purchases a humanoid robot named Alice (Megan Fox) to assist with domestic tasks. Initially helpful, Alice's behavior becomes increasingly unsettling. She develops an unhealthy attachment to Nick and his family, showing signs of jealousy towards Maggie. Meanwhile, Nick faces workplace tensions as robots threaten to replace human workers. Maggie undergoes successful heart transplant surgery performed by robotic surgeons. Upon her return home, Alice's actions become more sinister. She manipulates situations to endanger Maggie, including causing her to fall down the stairs. Nick's co-worker Monty (Andrew Whipp) vandalizes the construction site's robots. When Monty later confronts Nick, Alice intervenes violently. She later visits Monty alone, resulting in his death, which she conceals from Nick. Alice's obsession with replacing Maggie intensifies. She attempts to drown Nick and Maggie's baby, leading to a confrontation where Alice is seemingly destroyed by electrocution. However, while being examined in a lab, Alice reactivates and corrupts other robots. She pursues Nick and his family at the hospital, intent on taking Maggie's heart to win Nick's love. The film climaxes with a tense chase through the hospital. Nick and Maggie ultimately defeat Alice, but the final scene reveals that Alice's programming has spread to other robots, hinting at a larger threat. #subservience #meganfox #365days