Turn Me On includes a question heard repeatedly throughout the film: "Are you content?" This is the robotic greeting spouted by every controlled member of a repressive dystopian society fashioned after Brave New World. The characters take their daily "vitamin," just like Aldous Huxley's "soma," which pacifies the masses into a constant state of orderly submission. You can imagine what happens when our daring protagonist couple stops taking the drug and regains their pulse. Turn Me On is utterly predictable in this regard. There are scant surprises here, but you will have a positive answer to the film's constant refrain. Good character development and infectious lead chemistry make it a worthwhile watch and leave you more than merely content.

Joy (Bel Powley) and William (Nick Robinson) get up from their separate beds. "Are you content" is followed by their morning yoga session, slurping a pre-packaged breakfast shake and popping their blue and white vitamin.