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(2021) (Tom Hanks, Caleb Landry Jones) (PG-13)

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- QUICK TAKE:
- Sci-Fi: A post-apocalyptic survivor sets off for San Francisco with his dog and the robot he's created to care for the canine should he not make it.
- PLOT:
In the near future, Finch Weinberg (TOM HANKS) is a robotics engineer who's managed to survive a solar flare that's wiped out most life on Earth from radiation and extreme temperatures. When out scavenging for supplies, his only companions are a small rover robot named Dewey and a dog named Goodyear. Never much liking the company of other people, he's seemingly okay not being around others, but the constant exposure to that radiation has left him increasingly sick.
Accordingly, he's created a learning robot as his assistant to care for Goodyear when he's gone, and Finch learns that teaching the robot -- that eventually takes the name of Jeff (motion capture by and voice of CALEB LANDRY JONES) -- is like dealing with a child, albeit a towering one with incredible strength. With a forty-day storm headed their way that will kill all of them, Finch sets off from their St. Louis base with his companions, headed for San Francisco.
As they proceed and face various perils along the way, Finch's health deteriorates, all as he watches Jeff become ever more human-like.
- WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT?
- If they're fans of Hanks or post-apocalyptic sci-fi films, they might.
- WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13
- For brief violent images.
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