This review contains major spoilers for Jexi. In his recent New York Times op-ed, "How to Stop Superhuman A.I. Before It Stops Us," Dr. Stuart Russell, a professor of computer science at the ...

A shy man is remade by his phone's digital assistant in Jon Lucas and Scott Moore's comedy 'Jexi.' By John DeFore There should be an award for those actors, usually but not always women, who can ...

The new film Jexi is a twist on the classic jealous jilted lover - except this time, the person scorned by star Adam Devine is actually his cell phone assistant “Jexi” (voiced by Rose Byrne). Collider ...

Adam DeVine‘s co-star in the new comedy “Jexi” is a cell phone, more specifically, a virtual assistant voiced by Rose Byrne. At the film’s premiere on Thursday in Los Angeles, DeVine told Variety that ...

Jexi (2019 Movie) Official Greenband Trailer — Adam DeVine, Rose Byrne The red-band trailer — which is the equivalent of an R-rating for a preview — doubles down on the profanity and sex jokes, ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Jexi” is a what-if movie, that sad brand of stale comedy that’s framed by a conceptually ...

If you ever wanted to see a crossover between Her and Maximum Overdrive but with an R-rated comedic slant, man do I have a new movie for you: CBS Films' Jexi. A green-band trailer just popped up today ...

The premise: Friendless phone addict Phil (Devine) is forced to upgrade to a new model that comes with an unexpected feature: an artificial intelligence life coach named Jexi (voice of Byrne).

Adam DeVine's upcoming comedy Jexi imagines a world where a Siri-type artificial intelligence system (voiced by Rose Byrne) goes rogue, deciding that the man who owns the phone she's housed in (DeVine ...

Whether in a dark theater or on the couch at home, smartphones are an existential threat to the movie-watching experience. Their mere presence promises interruptions and temptations for the easily ...

A dweeb strikes up a relationship with his female-voiced virtual assistant. Most moviegoers would recognize that as the plot of Spike Jonze’s “Her” — and most would probably say, as well, that Jonze’s ...