a5c7b9f00b After being shot while calling for help trying to stop a violent attack on his high school girl, a 16 year old boy awakens from a coma to discover that fragments of his smart phone have embedded in his brain, giving him superhero powers. He uses this knowledge and technology to exact revenge on the gang responsible for the attack. After being shot, 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 superpowers. Not gonna lie, the only reason I watched the movie was for Masie Williams. I guess the problem with being a 20 YO Male is that cute girls draw you into stuff.<br/><br/>My problem with the movie isn&#39;t the characters or the actors. But more how everything plays out. There are many points within the movie where it could have ended a lot sooner and it would have been a happier ending, but it wasif each character had a death wish or everyone including themselves.<br/><br/>I&#39;m finding it hard to properly review the movieI don&#39;t normally review stuff, and many of the problems I have with the movie are difficult to write out in a way that people other than myself would understand. It&#39;s not a movie for nerds, that&#39;s for sure, you will find yourself questioning parts, or seeing errors which you know don&#39;t match up.<br/><br/>Sorry for wasting your time reading this, but here&#39;s a fun fact to make up for it. People Like Grapes When I saw this on Netflix, I assumed it was a TV series (possibly because of what I was watching at the time it was recommended). It&#39;s been a while since I watched a movie on Netflix.<br/><br/>It was strange to see the whole thing end after only 90mins, when I was expected it to drag on for at least 6 to 13 episodes. It&#39;s a very different perceptive, but it made me more impressed that they did do in an hour and a half.<br/><br/>The concept was pretty cool, but I did not quite understand exactly how iBoy&#39;s powers worked. What&#39;s going on in the movie seems different from what Netflix is selling.<br/><br/>I&#39;m more use to seeing Brits play American superheroes than making ones themselves and they did a pretty good job developing that whole mythology of a super hero and even his connection to the super-villain. It&#39;s a lot like Unbreakable in that concept.<br/><br/>Definitely take a look.<br/><br/>http://cinemagardens.com iBoy is a fully charged superhero tale that soon overcomes its admittedly ludicrous premise.
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