I, Object
10-year-old Tom, grieving the loss of his father and unable to relate to the people in his life, takes refuge in the everyday objects around him. Pop can lids, suitcases and untold numbers of everyday objects reveal their true faces and speak to him, helping him on his healing journey.
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What people are saying
Updated nightlyThis one's getting a shrug and a head-scratch. People are mostly just confused by Andrew Niccol's latest, a story about a grieving boy, Tom, who can talk to objects like a voiced-up pop can lid. The high-concept premise, with voices from Ethan Hawke and Jemaine Clement, is the only thing that really lands for a few viewers. For most, the journey from grief to healing feels vague and emotionally hollow, leaving the whole film feeling like a missed opportunity.
Sentiment split
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- Positive0%
- Mixed75%
- Negative25%
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Buzz
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