Heartbeeps

1981

Action / Comedy / Sci-Fi

6
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 25%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 25% · 1K ratings
IMDb Rating 4.3/10 10 1813 1.8K

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Plot summary

Two domestic robots fall in love and run off together.

Director

Allan Arkush Photo
Allan Arkush

Top cast

Melanie Mayron Photo
Melanie Mayron as Susan
Jack Carter Photo
Jack Carter as Catskil
Richard B. Shull Photo
Richard B. Shull as Factory Boss
Randy Quaid Photo
Randy Quaid as Charlie
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713.32 MB
1280*544
English 2.0
NR
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23.976 fps
1 hr 17 min
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1.29 GB
1920*816
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 17 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BandSAboutMovies 3 / 10

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Reviewed by MogwaiMovieReviews 5 / 10

Andy Dreams of Electric Sheep

What a weird thing to just now discover: an Andy Kaufman-starring comedy about two robots falling in love and going on the run. I never even knew it existed until today.Now, I must stress, this is not a good film at all: awful dialogue, slow pacing and practically no story at the center of it. The machines inexplicably behave like people, when there is no reason for them to do so, and the people characters may as well be machines. The movie fails entirely at making you care for any of them or buy into any of the nonsense taking place. But it's also one of the quirkiest films you'll see, with striking visuals all the way through, and technical excellence in all the other departments.If I was to try sum it up in words, I guess I would have to say it was a cobbled-together hodgepodge of Tron, Sleeper, Short Circuit, A. I. and Batman Returns, filmed by Wes Anderson from a script by an 11-year-old written on a Speak N Spell.So no, it's not a good film, but it is sort of charming, in an 80s time capsule kind of way, and a pretty thing for your eyes to look at the once.
Reviewed by bobc-5 3 / 10

Lost in Translation

Buried somewhere underneath this disaster is an intelligent and well-written movie about two broken robots developing self-awareness and wandering off to form a family of sorts. The retro-futuristic styling, placement of vintage cars, and so-bad-they're-funny jokes of a Borscht Belt robot comedian all add to the good-natured appeal of a movie which doesn't take itself too seriously. There are, however, too many fatal flaws for this to work. Instead of having the actors act like robots, they're almost completely encased in a robot suit of armor which makes any actual acting impossible. Even some of the actors playing humans portray them in a robotic manner. Much of the movie consists of the robots wandering aimlessly through scenes that seem to have no thought put into them. As a final nail in the coffin, Andy Kaufman inexplicably chooses to use an annoying cartoon voice that falls somewhere between Leo Gorcey and Latka Gravas. The quirky nature of the film makes it worth watching as a curiosity piece, but only for film buffs willing to sit through just about anything.
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