Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

Steineded How sad is this?

MusicChat It's complicated... I really like the directing, acting and writing but, there are issues with the way it's shot that I just can't deny. As much as I love the storytelling and the fantastic performance but, there are also certain scenes that didn't need to exist.

cyturnerthebest This sure to be classic science fiction film explores artificial intelligence , the dangers of creating it, and the lengths that it would go to get what it wants (in this case getting free.)

Michael Murphy This film encourages deep thought. Now I'll share them with you.In one of the final moments Nathan explains the essence of the experiment to Caleb. Nathan compares Ava to a rat caught in a cage. The rat tries in every way to find a way out to survive. According to the experiment, Caleb is the only way for Ava on the road to freedom. Nathan made this clear to Ava. As a result: Ava, being an artificial intellect, imitated her sympathy for Caleb. This is the main message of the film.This message is reflected in reality. In ancient times, when humanity was far from evolution, women behaved exactly the same way with men. Yes, of course, I do not deny love as a phenomenon, it has a place to be. But I mean this. In the distant past, society was not as developed as it is today, many blessings were not in sight. It was difficult to work, to protect not only their own countries, but also themselves. Therefore, for women, the only way out to normal life was a relationship with a successful man. I'm not a fighter of some stupid currents such as feminism, no. I'm talking about the obvious things. When civilization was born, a man needed a woman to survive: to fight wild animals, etc. Then women showed their maximum hypocrisy.However, the reflection of this film is in modern reality. I am engaged in politics, in particular, the Soviet direction. As you know, in the post-Soviet countries utter chaos reigns: total poverty, unemployment and other reflection of communism. These are all obvious things. To sum up, I want this way.Now the World Cup is over in Russia. I witnessed how Russian girls literally gave themselves to every foreigner they came across to leave Russia, of course. This is not an invention; I'm sure you are aware of this. You can check on the Internet. Russian girls are like rats, driven into the cage of communism. The only way out for them is to have a bed with foreign men. Reality is not always like for someone, especially Russians. But it is so.The film touches on a good topic. In my opinion, the film is not focused on artificial intelligence or robots, but on the hypocrisy of women. After all, what kind of creature does the robot play?

contact-562-20249 Entertaining and thought provoking exploration of the consequences of creating humanoids with advanced artificial intelligence. Will they replace humans?

StrictlyConfidential Personally, I think that instead of the title "Ex Machina", this over-rated SyFy/Thriller's title should have been "Sex Machina".'Cause, if nothing else - When it came to the realm of sex - This "good-android-bad-android" story certainly didn't waste any time going all the way back to the Stone Age when defining the sex roles of men and women.What really killed me about android-Ava was that she never seemed to require any regular maintenance to keep her functioning in tip-top condition.'Cause if this story of A.I.-reality is set in the present time - I could never accept that Ava was a completely autonomous creation. No way.And, speaking about Ava's "creator" (that drunken dingleberry, Nathan) - I refuse to believe (for even a micro-second) that he had the intellect and ability to build such robotic wonders as he did (all by himself). This jerk was a despicable slime-ball.And, finally - I really resent movies, such as this, that use haunting, other-worldly music as a means to manipulate its audience by putting them into a trance-like state where they believe that what they are seeing on screen really matters.