This is one of those documentaries that sounds great on paper—important topic, credible experts, satirical twist—but that 5.2 IMDb rating tells the real story. It's probably dry, slow, or just not engaging enough to hold most viewers' attention.
For families with teens genuinely curious about AI ethics and development, it could spark some worthwhile conversations. But let's be real: most kids (and parents) would rather watch a more polished Netflix doc or even a good YouTube video essay on the same topic.
The 2019 release date is also a problem. AI discourse has exploded since then, especially post-ChatGPT, so this may feel like ancient history. If your teen is writing a paper on AI ethics, sure, throw it on in the background. Otherwise, there are better ways to spend 90 minutes thinking about our robot overlords.




