After an accident, Tom wakes from a coma to discover that fragments of his smart phone have been embedded in his head, and worse, that returning to normal teenage life is impossible because he has developed a strange set of super powers.
Bill Milner Maisie Williams Rory Kinnear Miranda Richardson Jordan Bolger Charley Palmer Rothwell Helen Daniels Aymen Hamdouchi Christopher Colquhoun Adam Lazarus Nick Thomas-Webster Susan Fordham McKell David Armin Karima Shaquille Ali-Yebuah Leon Annor Lucy Thackeray Oliver Coopersmith Petrice Jones Cameron Jack Lindy Pieri Sally Davey Clara Onyemere Jamie Roberts Samuel Kyi Ankrah Matthew Faucher Jason Beeston Gary Baxter Ben Bean
Karolina Jedrzejczyk Giovanni Bonelli Matteo Maranzana Enos Desjardins Jamie Gamache Simon Haupt Udit Duseja Roland Heap
ไอบอย, iBoy：2017, iBOY, 奇机少年, iБой, 아이보이, אייבוי, 奇機少年, Anh Chàng Siêu Năng, آي بوي, iBoy 奇機少年
Romania18
UK15
Brazil16
Denmark15
France
Poland16
Germany16
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why did i watch this
I unironically LOVE this movie! I recommended it to a lot of people and everybody found it trash LMFAOOOO. This is such a good concept, it would be a great prototype for a Marvel Comics superhero. The plot itself is very good, but the way it is handle is kinda meh. Either way, i still like it and i have watched several times. We all have the right to love a bad movie and to admit it's bad.
just stick him in rice and he’ll be fine
OK wait, so having a phone explode in your ear can give you super powers?
I'll be right back guys
coincidentally, just an hour before my family made me watch this with them, i broke my freaking phone. MY PHONE IS BROKEN and im using my brother's tab just to type this review and i honestly couldn't help feeling a bit attacked while watching bcs it's literally about a boy who gained some sort of "mobile phone-like" powers and it was like rubbing it on my face how i no longer have a phone unlike the protagonist here who literally has a smart phone for a brain where you can text and shit just by using your mind and like im already upset about that and this movie just made me feel worse
i'm still reeling at the idea that someone sat down in a room and pitched a script about a boy who gets fragments of a cell phone stuck in his brain (thus giving him superpowers) to studio executives with the punchine, "and it's going to be #darkandgritty."
and i *REALLY* can't fucking believe it got greenlit.
uh...triangles?
I just can't imagine the pitch meeting for this.
"So, he can control technology why?"
"Well, he got a bunch of cellphone bits jammed in his head when he got shot."
"And you're going for a dark and gritty tone."
"Yeah, it just fit the narrative of a boy getting cellphone shrapnel embedded in his head."
"Sounds good to me. Let's greenlight this."
Maisie Williams is good though.
The biggest mistake that iBoy makes is taking itself seriously.
You can't make a movie with a premise as dumb as this, and then not make it campy and fun. They go for dark and gritty and it's just laughable.
Could've been decent if they fully leaned into the stupidity.
For fucks sake Netflix.
maisie williams is queen shit.
there’s some nice visuals — the digitalized moments & smoking scenes are cool, fck you. big fan of the UK setting.
fun but also meh
yea bruv
The incredible Phone-Boy!
This Story is so much 21st Century that it really hurts my Brainwaves.
An everyday Teenager gets Superpowers after being shot and half of the Cell-Phone splitters into his Brain, ouch!
Origin-Story: Fail!
Then he find out what he can do with it.
Being the Watch Dog on the Block!
Story-Development: Fail!
But, the Special Effects were somewhat descend.
Look: Okay!
Netflix really needs to step up their Movies like they did with their Series'.
Nothing stays in the mind longer than a Clip from YouPorn.
Hope that changes in the Future.
By the way, when's Okja coming out?
Definitely my Highest Hope from them in the Flix-Sector.
This movie makes even less sense than Lucy.
