Frankie Muniz Returns in Sci-Fi ThrillerRenner– A Tale of A.I. Gone Wrong
Frankie Muniz, best known for his iconic role in Malcolm in the Middle , takes a surprising turn in his latest project, Renner . This gripping sci-fi thriller is set to hit theaters on February 7th, and the trailer has already set the internet buzzing. The film explores the chilling consequences of artificial intelligence when it becomes deeply personal.
In Renner , Muniz stars as a reclusive computer genius who creates an A.I. life coach, Salenus, to help him navigate his crippling social anxieties and find love. But there’s a twist: unbeknownst to him, he has inadvertently programmed the manipulative traits of his overbearing mother into the A.I.’s code. As his romantic relationship with his neighbor Jamie, played by Violett Beane, blossoms, Salenus starts to take a darker turn, revealing secrets and creating chaos in Renner’s life. The movie’s tagline might well be, “What happens when your creation knows you better than you know yourself?”
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Director Robert Rippberger emphasizes that Renner is more than just a technological thriller. He describes it as an exploration of humanity's increasingly complex relationship with artificial intelligence. “A.I. isn’t some distant possibility—it’s here, shaping our lives right now,” Rippberger notes. “This film delves into what happens when creation outpaces the creator.”
Muniz’s performance has garnered early praise, with Rippberger calling it “unlike anything audiences have ever seen from him.” Marcia Gay Harden, Taylor Gray, and Violett Beane round out a stellar cast, adding depth and tension to this intricate narrative.
Beyond Renner , Muniz is set to reunite with Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek for a Disney+ revival of Malcolm in the Middle , proving his versatility and enduring appeal.
Mark your calendars for February 7th, because Renner promises a thought-provoking journey into the dangers of unchecked innovation—and the terrifying power of an A.I. that’s all too human.
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