"Mother/Android" opens with a Christmas party, where Georgia (played by Chloë Grace Moretz) finds out that she is pregnant. But she's not even sure if she wants a baby or to stay in a relationship with Sam (played by Algee Smith). And then immediately all hell breaks loose. Chaos starts and the androids turn on the human race so suddenly, without any warning. To cut to the chase, this movie is a survival story of a young couple. We are now in a post-apocalyptic world and I got kind of lost in the storyline. The plot and where the story is going is still not clear to me. The one thing that stood out was the acting performances of Chloë Grace Moretz (Georgia). Algee Smith´s acting was watchable but Chloë really stood out. Overall with a run-time of almost two hours, it was a very boring movie with a few moments where all came to live and where you could feel the tension. But too less and too late. Felt like four hours watching and was happy when the movie was finished. And I did not like the ending. If you have a choice, forget this movie. Don´t waste your precious time.

It seems like they can't get the formula right with these streaming platforms, and the need to have everything be politically correct is ruining the industry. The acting was subpar, and the androids seemed kind of off and cheesy, more like a zombie movie rather than an android uprising. It also can't be an American movie unless the couples are mixed, make a movie, and stop trying to force this already dull agenda.

Don't waste your time with this movie. The idea had potential but it was executed very badly, and acting was not that great either.

Only watch it if you have watched literally everything else.