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Subservience (2024) parents guide: How intense and violent is the sci-fi thriller?

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As a gamer with years of experience under my belt, immersing myself in various digital worlds and artificial intelligence narratives, I can confidently say that Subservience piques my interest. The cast, led by Megan Fox, looks promising, and S.K. Dale’s direction is intriguing, given our shared history on Till Death.

Do you enjoy watching films that feature artificially intelligent robots behaving unpredictably? If that’s the case, Netflix has recently added a new science fiction thriller titled “Subservience” to its platform, and it’s currently one of the most-watched movies on the streaming service.

The film was directed by S.K. Dale, famous for his work on the thriller “Till Death.” The script was penned by Will Honley and April Maguire. Megan Fox plays Alice, an artificial intelligence android who becomes dangerously fixated on her human family after attaining consciousness. Notably, Fox and Dale had previously collaborated on “Till Death,” with Fox portraying the lead character in that production.

Apart from Fox, the remaining characters in the movie “Subservience” are Michele Morrone, Madeline Zima, Matilda Firth, and Andrew Whipp.

After learning everything there is to know about this science fiction thriller, I bet you’re eager to start watching it on Netflix. However, let me first provide some insights into what you can anticipate in the movie. For instance, how intense are the action sequences? What age group is suitable for viewing? Is it appropriate for a family watch? We delve deeper into these aspects right below!

What is Subservience rated?

This science fiction-thriller film carries an R rating. The maturity level is due to explicit sexual content, nudity, intense language, moderate violence, and fleeting drug references. Consequently, it’s not advisable for family movie nights as the content may not be suitable for all ages. It’s certainly not recommended for young children. But if you’re 17 or older, you might find it appropriate.

This movie isn’t timid about depicting violent situations, which may prove too intense or disturbing for certain audience members. As Alice grows increasingly aggressive toward humans, she gets involved in grueling physical altercations and commits acts of violence that include taking lives.

Here’s a selection of potentially inappropriate scenes from the movie “Subservience” that might not be suitable for younger viewers:

  • Two characters are seen engaging in sexual activity, and a woman’s breasts are briefly shown.
  • A man’s buttocks are shown.
  • A character is impaled with a sharp object, and blood starts spilling from their mouth.
  • A character’s head is bashed repeatedly into the hard ground until they die.
  • A character attempts to drown a baby.
  • A character digs their nails into another character’s chest and slightly pulls apart their skin.
  • A character is hit by a car at full speed.
  • A character is stabbed in the eye with a sharp object.
  • The bloody face of a deceased character is briefly shown but from far away.
  • There’s a scene showing a line of some mysterious white substance sitting on a table which is believed to be drugs.

Subservience is now available to stream on Netflix.

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2024-12-06 21:25

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