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Summary

Phil's new phone comes with an unexpected feature, Jexi...an A.I. determined to keep him all to herself in a comedy about what can happen when you love your phone more than all else.

Cast

Adam Devine

Phil

Alexandra Shipp

Cate Finnegan

Rose Byrne

Jexi (voice)

Ron Funches

Craig

Charlyne Yi

Elaine

Michael Peña

Kai

Wanda Sykes

Denice

Kid Cudi

Justin Hartley

Brody

Gavin Root

Phil (10 Years)

Blake Grunder

Phil (5 Years)

Richard Harder

Kickball Umpire

Ray Reinhardt

Old Man

Diana Jackson

Phil's Mother

Aaron Wilton

Phil's Dad

Kenny Lorenzetti

Fillmore Security Guard

A.J. Kirsch

Big SUV Driver

CJ Stuart

Neon Rider

September D'Angelo

Sexy Concert Pedestrian (uncredited)

Marcella Bragio

Concert Goer (uncredited)

Kelly Richardson

Cafe Meg (uncredited)

Brenda Lorena Garcia

Red Team Teen Girl (uncredited)

Alexandra Fabbri

Party Goer (uncredited)

AnnaCorey

Kim-Annoying Girl (uncredited)

Lamondo Hill II

Pedestrian (Young Professional) (credit only)

James Bumatai

Hipster (uncredited)

Blake Coronado

Concert Goer (uncredited)

Gabrielle Hayes

Young Hipster (uncredited)

Cassie Hendry

Chatterbox / Cafe Hipster (uncredited)

Baily Hopkins

Erin (uncredited)

Stephanie Johnston

Selfie Girl in Bar (uncredited)

Dawayne Jordan

Jordan (uncredited)

Jeff Lipary

Precision Driver (uncredited)

Mary Lu Marr

San Francisco Tourist (uncredited)

Sean Michael McGrory

Chatterbox Supervisor (uncredited)

Vinny O'Brien

Scooter Dude (uncredited)

Wynton Odd

Neon Rider #1 (uncredited)

Duane Ram

Chatterbox Employee (uncredited)

Vanessa Sheri

Chatterbox Employee (uncredited)

Michelle Elise Shock

Cafe Jeanne (uncredited)

Steve Tanabe

Security / Tough Roadie (uncredited)

Cabe Thompson

College Streaker Leader (uncredited)

Tony Toste

Stage Hand (uncredited)

Bianca Von Krieg

Selena - Kid Cudi's Entourage (uncredited)

Susanna Wagner

Driver (uncredited)

Johnny Walkr Jr.

Kickball Player (uncredited)

Joseph Zinsman

Greg (uncredited)

Crew

Director, Writer

Jon Lucas

Director, Writer

Scott Moore

Reviews

narrator56

April 3, 2020

Okay, this movie is not very subtle and does not have a lot of depth to it, but I enjoyed it. It is a broad satire of modern life: of social media and people who are so reliant on and staring at their smart phones. We have all seen these people - heck - at least some of the time we all ARE these people! Well, they are on full display here in a satirical way. We might find that some of the humor hits a tad too close to home, but we should be able to laugh at ourselves in these stressful times..

There are a few cringe-worthy moments where I was thinking, okay I got it already, and I could have used fewer dropping of the dreaded f-bomb. Do we have to use it in every other sentence? After all, when the writing gets a bit serious or romantic, the swearing disappears. But maybe even the overuse of cursing is a form of satire. In any case, it was laugh out loud funny for me at other times and harmless fun, and even if you don't find it as entertaining as I did, it is under 90 minutes long, so stick it out and let yourself join in at laughing at your relationship with your phone. I mean, you o feel naked without it when you forget and leave it somewhere, right? Right?.