Marjorie Prime

Michael Almereyda (Experimenter) directed, honoring the play's quiet solemnity and carefully crafted dialogue.

It's a topical treatise on memory and artificial intelligence that asks how the human brain works (or doesn't).

Hamm is note-perfect in the role, programmed to be charming and empathetic but prone to gaucheness when someone wrong-foots his software.

The film never, even for an instance, forgets its roots in a play...the compelling nature of this cinematic take on a play is...lost somewhere between the film’s musical score and its debates on the best dog breed.