A service which creates holographic projections of late family members allows an elderly woman to spend time with a younger version of her deceased husband.
Geena Davis
Tess
Hannah Gross
Young Marjorie
Jon Hamm
Walter
India Reed Kotis
Young Tess (as India Kotis)
Leslie Lyles
Mrs. Salveson
Cashus Muse
Bartender
Tim Robbins
Jon
Hana Colley
2nd Generation Marjorie, Age 10 (as Hana May Colley)
Lois Smith
Marjorie
Azumi Tsutsui
2nd Generation Marjorie, Age 30
Bill Walters
Old Jon (as W.A. Walters)
Stephanie Andujar
Julie
Director
Michael Almereyda
Writers
Michael Almereyda, Jordan Harrison, Jordan Harrison
Javiera Varas
Production Design
Mica Levi
Original Music Composer
Kama K. Royz
Costume Design
Kathryn J. Schubert
Editor
Sean Price Williams
Director of Photography
Gimly
3/11/2018
I expected _Marjorie Prime_ to present me with some sort of philosophical quandary, however, I expected that quandary to relate to the standard robot stuff: Identity, humanity, what it means to be alive, that old chestnut. Instead, _Marjorie Prime_ philosophises about memory, and beyond that, truth. Still doesn't stop it from being pretty crap though. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._
