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Finch (2021)
Finch (2021): Watch Online in Hindi, English
| Movie | Finch |
| Real Name | N/a |
| Rating | 7.9 |
| Duration | 115 Min |
| Aired | 2021-11-04 |
| Languages | Hindi & English |
| Subtitle | N/a |
| Quality | WEB-DL |
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Sources
Countries
India, United States of America
Genres
Science FictionDramaAdventureBollywood MoviesHindi MoviesDual Audio
Tags
RobotJourneyHumanityPost-apocalypticStraightforward
Directors
Miguel Sapochnik
Stars
Tom Hanks, Caleb Landry Jones, Oscar Avila, Lora Martinez-Cunningham, Marie Wagenman, Emily Jones
Writers
Craig Luck, Ivor Powell
Companies
Amblin Entertainment, ImageMovers, Misher Films, Reliance Entertainment
Taglines
Take an unforgettable journey.
Description
On a post-apocalyptic Earth, a robot, built to protect the life of his dying creator's beloved dog, learns about life, love, friendship, and what it means to be human.
Review
Author: Geronimo1967
OK, first things first - original this isn't. It is an amalgam of many road trip and robot movies that we have all seen many times before. That said, it is maybe the first actual robot road movie I think I have ever seen, and Tom Hanks and his metallic sidekick "Jeff" - along with their dog, make quite an entertaining fist of it. The world has been exposed to massive radiation and he appears to be the sole survivor. With an incredible storm approaching his home, he constructs his new friend and the three make for San Francisco in his heavily adapted motorhome. It's a well paced affair, this, and Hanks (who is definitely not my favourite actor) turns in quite an engaging performance as gradually he and "Jeff" begin to learn from each other - for better or worse. There is the sparing use of flashback to give us an indication of what happened to his family, and of how he ended up in his predicament, and as their journey progresses the film offers us a perspective on just what being "human" might mean as he gradually realises that all is not well. It is probably twenty minutes too long, the establishment scenes are unnecessarily extensive but, though not a great film, Tom Hanks invests just enough to keep it in the right gear most of the time.