The possible intersections of artificial intelligence, authenticity, human feeling and romance have been mined in many ways in books and film before, but "I'm Your Man" brings a delicacy and fresh and contemporary feel to the concept. It dances between gentle comedy and pathos; it sparks your imagination and makes you ponder "what if?" It's slow-paced but engrossing throughout, building layers. The actors are fantastic, especially Dan Stevens - instead of playing it broad, his is a light touch, combining adorability, mystery, innocence and subtle comedy. I found myself a bit unsatisfied at the ending, but I think that's because we're all hard-wired to expect the big romantic wrap-up, but really anything else would have been off-kilter and not in keeping with the tone of the film. In short, this is a charming movie that makes you think - and root for the female character to get beyond her intellectualism and patterns of thought and simply indulge in happiness.
Review of I'm Your Man
