The Creator

To be honest, so-so, but for once it's okay.

The visual is not bad, yes, but the events of the film are too fleeting, everything is too simple for them, and the three laws of robotics in this universe seem to have been canceled.

A standard pop-corny movie, so that there is something to go to on the weekend.

What a visual, what ideas (a barrel-a robot bomb, a huge ship that stupidly drops nukes, a revival for 30 seconds), but what a basic plot for such a semi-arthouse.
- "AI is not alive! This is us alive! "
- "Damn, but I met one and he's like a living joke"
- "And wait, so they are really alive, and my state is staging a genocide, I will give my life for them"
Well, tell me is this an Avatar or a Creator? I wanted more of something Blade Runner shorter.

Yes, the plot fell short. What was there to throw about the fact that the child will be even stronger in the future?

Klas, I'm waiting for the second part

There is a lot of criticism everywhere about the film, but for me it's a pretty good adaptation of the Blade Runner. Simplified and lightened, of course, but I remember that the mass audience not so long ago complained too much about excessive clogging with ideas and philosophizing already in Blade Runner 2049, and there is a suspicion that this is what pushed the creators of this film to simplicity. It is fashionable now from edge to edge: either a complication, like the same Nolan, or a primitive like here. Otherwise, the film is good, especially visually and constructively. Music too, I already put a plus sign after Fly me to the moon in the first minutes😅

Not bad

He screamed out loud when tanks the size of a stadium quietly approached the guarded AI base. Well, the absence of any air defense systems from the AI directly hits the eyes.

It seems like a good idea, but the face was very red from the facepalms

Well, I don't know, quite to myself. The sound and visual are incomparable. The plot is quite acceptable, personally interested me from the first minutes. The only thing I didn't like was that the hero rethinks everything too sharply and not smoothly, like he just blew up robots, and then he strokes the cyborg and calms it down

D.D. Washington has registered in good films, I'm watching.
I liked the movie, you rarely find high-quality fiction now.

An overly pretentious film with a rather secondary idea and implementation. The turn with the nuclear was guessed at the same moment when they said about it. Denzel's son plays very average. You can watch it, but I wanted something different from the trailers. After this film, for some reason, I wanted to go to review the Human Child.

I couldn't get rid of the thought that I was watching a cyber village)))

I liked the movie. There is enough stupidity, but perhaps it is according to the plot that robots should be closer to humans. And that's why it's so stupid to look that they can be killed with one shot, and they can't bomb a nomad from below in any way and always run away.

But here they wanted to show US foreign policy more.

I expected more from the film
A bunch of blunders without a logical explanation.
Like for example
SPOILER
at the end in this suit, he can't breathe without oxygen, and then when the ship starts to collapse, he breathes calmly without a mask

A very beautiful visual, something similar to the game Horizon zero down (purely external design of locations) the plot is of course banal, but it will go for once

Perhaps they will throw up minuses... But still... I expected more from the film, but I saw some kind of vague war with references to Vietnam... It is very strange that when Asians show their love for AI, they still look more like ragamuffins... Why support it if AI does not help to build a bright future... So for this support, you can also receive nukes... Well, this super station... Which obviously would not be allowed to be built by other countries of the world, since it would pose a threat to everyone except the United States.

Maybe the authors just wanted to show the US policy in all its glory and wrapped it in such a film that Western censorship missed it😅

The visual is good, but the plot is pumped up...

Not a bad action, but the timing is slightly stretched.

the film is for one time, average, but the Shahid robots are closer to the final norm

They tried sooooo hard, it's obvious. But, my God, there are so many holes, so many holes...

It really seems that there is not enough time for two hours. But has anyone noticed that this is Star Wars, only on Earth? One at a time...

Logically, the movie is terrible.. But even I don't want to disassemble all the jambs of the script, for sure someone will do it for me. But as a spectacle, he's quite good! Robots are cool, there is enough action, drama has been delivered — cry! In the evening, relax purely, look at a beautiful picture, cry over the ending — that's the thing! Well, it's better not to pay attention to the numerous mistakes in logic, otherwise it won't come in!

What a stupid leftist job... Sorry for the harsh word. Everything in the film is bad except the visual. And all these stupid stamps? Well, what category of popcorn eaters is this designed for? Social justice warrior? And a disabled black man in the title role, and an Asian woman, and the oppressed, and a white cisgender villain. Yeah... about the fact that an AI robot cannot hit a target from 10 meters and shoots randomly... seriously? In general, a sturdy two out of ten.

The picture is good. Unfortunately, that's it.

The hat is the most beautiful!The concentration of stupidity is off the scale!!!!
The idea is interesting, but you still have to try to ruin it (((
Score for the visual

I've prepared a far-fetched conclusion here. In reality, AI is developing and there is a lot of debate that because of this some specialties will become unclaimed, can we assume that this is the beginning of fashion for films about evil AI, as zombies, robots, romcoms, dystopias once were?

And the movie is so-so.

So, I wonder why the main role is played by an athlete, never an artist, whose main advantage is that he is the son of another artist with a famous surname? "Playing" is a strong word, portrays.

As much as the visual and design are gorgeous here, everything else is miserable here, the Negro kukold betrays his kind, for the sake of shit robots, because AI weapons in the form of his scanned larva, finish.

Honestly, I expected more, I was so looking forward to the premiere and in the end I fell asleep on the floor of the film

In principle, you can watch fiction at once, even here the amerekos want to destroy everyone and bomb the fascists the most natural

From the point of view of the emotional and moral component, the film was interesting, it was quite interesting to watch. The plot development was interesting. But the technical and logical justification of what is happening has raised a lot of questions for me.

These little bald girls with superpowers 🤌 🤌 🤌

Yes, it's a normal movie, it's a little bit too long, the dog and the monkey got used to the role the best))

Visual is divine, straight aesthetics of anti-utopia

Otherwise, the film gives a bit of a popular theme about AI, on the other hand, which pleased me, although the plot seems to be drawn out. Not bad, in general.

I didn't have enough money for the script.

I agree, perhaps, with all of the above)) Visually, it's almost flawless, but the script is full of imperfections and lacunae. The only thing I disagree with is that I'm not ready to write off the movie altogether, I watched The Creator with pleasure anyway. And I have no special complaints about the younger Washington as an actor. There is a claim to the narrative. As lively and intense as the first part of the film turned out to be, the second part also sags and drowns in far-fetched and unrealistic ideas.

Was a civilian shuttle allowed to dock at a military facility, and not shot down? Are you sure? And there are such assumptions per liter per hundred grams of frames. But... It's still a credit. Because the general vibe of the "Creator" is interesting. This is not a painful depressive noir, the film offers a softer, but still disturbing presentation of dystopia with an Asian flavor. It's at least interesting.

Well, actually, I expected the worst from the movie, but it turned out to be good fiction. Yes, the end is not very muddy and fast, as if the film was cut short, but it still didn't turn out badly.

Oh, again, there is no one in the entire army to send on a mission, except for the former old soldier. Although everyone in the squad is more special than the other. It's a standard set of archetypes, and nothing has changed over the years.
The ultra weapon of the future is the Titanic flying at an altitude of 100 meters above the territory of a hostile country.

Otherwise, it's a typical action movie with another speculation about robots, also through a child. Accordion three times.

Something didn 't go in . It 's very boring .

I honestly don't understand how they managed to find so much money for such stupid shit.

I am often willing to forgive stupidity for a good picture and sound, but this is beyond the level of stupidity that can be tolerated. And no amount of Zimmer-style binge drinking and sometimes an absolutely beautiful picture with hits in the kp 2077 vibes will save it.