The creation of a sentient A.I. humanoid to fill the emotional needs of a childless parents (or in this case, parents of a child in a coma) seems more relevant than ever, so does Spielberg provide a benchmark or omen in one of the only Sci-Fi-Drama-Adventures without the robots taking over? Also, why have the Brains moved their review dates into the future? Join us in 2001 to find out.

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https://youtu.be/MhJP1i-oBZQ?si=1k8U1kNle4S4xs3I

Of course you'd want to see a movie starring Sam Rockwell, Steve Zahn, Mark Ruffalo and Paul Giamatti - so why haven't you seen Safe Men? The Brains pontificate how this indie crime comedy can simultaneously be too much and too little yet still be fun. Steal away with us on our heistiest review yet!

This episode can also be viewed in video form on our newly formed YouTube channel, The Film With Three Brains:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rThwcg2LYNk

A reckless, thrill-seeking federal cop whose partner is "getting too old for this 💩" is the focus of this 80's movie that somehow is NOT Lethal Weapon. Predating Riggs & Murtaugh by a couple years, this neo-noir Friedkin flick has an obsessed field agent (William Peterson) chasing a creepy counterfeiter (Willem Dafoe) through the dark alleys of L.A. Join The Brains on the wrong side of the highway to find out who lives and who dies.

This episode can also be viewed in video form on our newly formed YouTube channel, The Film With Three Brains:

https://youtu.be/s2O9oWh3gB8?si=Jxbd4j70FNhd0vtl