Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the French director behind classics such as Amélie and Delicatessen, has returned with his first full-length picture in nearly a decade. BigBug is not just the director’s first picture since 2013, but also his first pure sci-fi film since Alien: Resurrection nearly twenty-five years ago.
The film is shown in the year 2050, some decades in the future. Artificial intelligence is now available to everyone who wants it in this world. Do you require assistance with a routine task? Let the robots handle it! For practically everything, the human species currently relies on robotic technology. And the robots appear to be completely fed up with being used by these despicable humans.
And they have something to say about their current situation. We’ve seen a slew of films concerning the rise of artificial intelligence over the last few decades. This has been addressed in everything from The Matrix to The Terminator. However, this film appears to take a lighter, more comedic approach to the subject. And, of course, Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s signature panache. Although one of the robots in the trailer resembles Gypsy from Mystery Science Theater 3000. Is there anyone else who notices the resemblance?
This film has a distinct Jean-Pierre Jeunet feel to it. Included is a blend of campy aesthetics and razor-sharp cultural critique. Jeunet and Guillaume Laurant collaborated on BigBug. Dominique Pinon, Elsa Zylberstein, André Dussollier, Isabelle Nanty, Alban Lenoir, Claude Perron, Claire Chust, Stéphane De Groodt, and Youssef Hajdi are among the cast members of BigBug.
After the lukewarm reception to Alien: Resurrection, it appeared as if Jeunet would never return to the field of science fiction. But, based on this teaser, we’re delighted he’s finally done it.
Is “Bigbug” on Hulu?
“Bigbug” is not going to be hosted on the streaming platform Hulu. Panic Room, Semi-Pro are best options available.
Is “Bigbug” on HBO Max?
“Bigbug” is not going to premiere on HBO Max. Euphoria, Station Eleven are some best options available.
Is “Bigbug” on Prime Video?
“Bigbug” has not planned its release on Prime Video. Sure, free two-day shipping is convenient, but have you viewed all of the movies that your Amazon Prime membership entitles you to? As if all of Amazon Studios’ original programming wasn’t enough, the streaming service also has one of the most diverse collections of other films available for viewing.
(For starters, they have a number of titles that were released prior to the year 2000.) You may either see a recent under-the-radar indie sensation or brush up on some oldies from Hollywood’s studio era. If you’re seeking to do some cinematic tourism, they have a lot of recent crowd-pleasing hits with recognised celebrities, as well as a lot of international films. The Family Stone and Burning are two excellent choices.
Is “Bigbug” on Netflix?
BigBug will be available on Netflix on February 11th. According to Netflix’s website, the price of the basic Netflix subscription, which allows for only one view at a time, will increase from $8.99 to $9.99. Netflix’s base package, which allows for two simultaneous streams, has increased in price to $15.49 from $13.99. The premium package, which allows for four screens to be watched at once, will now cost $19.99, up from $17.99 before.
Netflix raised their subscription pricing for the first time in October 2020. The basic plan stayed at $8.99 per month, while the standard and premium plans increased in price.
The ordinary plan in Canada has been raised by $1.50 per month to $16.49 CAD, while the premium version has been raised by $2 to $20.99 CAD. In Canada, there will be no pricing changes to the basic plan.