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Our take
A future traveler recruits diner patrons to stop rogue AI. Rated MA 15+ for pervasive language, violence, some grisly images and brief sexual content. Hostage-style bomb threats, a shooting, severed-limb humor, suicide references and near-constant f-word dialogue land in a loud, satirical tone.
Uplifting themes
Courage and doing the right thing surface, wrapped in cynical humor Most diner recruits are flawed, and heroism is messy and reluctant Raises questions about AI and screen dependence without offering answers
Story (may spoil tone)
A 'Man from the Future' arrives at an LA diner where he must recruit the precise combination of disgruntled patrons to join him on a one-night quest to save the world from the terminal threat of a rogue artificial intelligence.
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Details
Violence Bomb threats, gunfire, explosions and grisly injury gags run throughout…
Bomb threats, gunfire, explosions and grisly injury gags run throughout the overnight mission
Language Pervasive f-word and s-word use in arguments, panic and dark comic asid…
Pervasive f-word and s-word use in arguments, panic and dark comic asides
Sex / nudity Discreet sex scenes and partial undress appear, without extended detail
Discreet sex scenes and partial undress appear, without extended detail
Drugs / alcohol Beer offers at the diner and dialogue about meth users with axes
Beer offers at the diner and dialogue about meth users with axes
Frightening Apocalypse talk, nightmare future visions and sudden attacks keep the t…
Apocalypse talk, nightmare future visions and sudden attacks keep the tone anxious
Self-harm / suicide Suicide and murder-suicide threats appear in dark comic dialogue
Suicide and murder-suicide threats appear in dark comic dialogue
Child peril / abuse On-screen teen peril and grieving parents after school-shooting referen…
On-screen teen peril and grieving parents after school-shooting references
Bullying / discrimination A quick racist-character joke is played for awkward humor
A quick racist-character joke is played for awkward humor
Gore / death / weapons Grisly images and limb-related gags accompany the cartoonish violence
Grisly images and limb-related gags accompany the cartoonish violence
Dangerous behaviour Bomb handling and reckless heroics are played for satire, not instructi…
Bomb handling and reckless heroics are played for satire, not instruction
Grief / bereavement Parental grief after school-shooting losses shapes character arcs
Parental grief after school-shooting losses shapes character arcs
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- The film satirizes phone addiction and AI fear. How close does its future feel to today?
- Strangers must trust a man claiming to be from tomorrow. When is skepticism healthy?
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