Companion writer/director Drew Hancock explains the mid-credits scene and what it suggests about Iris and her future after ...

Writer-director Drew Hancock explains the multiple reasons why he was desperate to include the iconic track and why 'Companion' was always the perfect title.

Companion is a standalone movie, yet it also feels as though it could be a sequel to a critically acclaimed robot movie from ...

The marketing freely spoiled the movie's beguiling hook, that protagonist Iris (a brilliant Sophie Thatcher) is actually a ...

But soon enough, it’s revealed that Iris is actually Josh’s robot girlfriend. And things only get more bizarre and unhinged from there. Honestly, if you have not seen the movie, we can not ...

So if you like coming in totally cold to a movie, then we’re sorry to see you go, but stop reading! Otherwise, stay with us — we promise there'll be more surprises to come. Moving on: Iris (Sophie ...

A still from the movie (Image via Warner Bros.) When Josh orders Iris to harm herself in a last-ditch effort to establish control, the tension reaches its peak. He instructs her to shoot herself ...

A lot of the power in Drew Hancock’s “Companion” is femme power, because Iris is a very smart bot. And her boyfriend is a very dumb patriarch.