Description
Amid a future war between the human race and the forces of artificial intelligence, a hardened ex-special forces agent grieving the disappearance of his wife, is recruited to hunt down and kill the Creator, the elusive architect of advanced AI who has developed a mysterious weapon with the power to end the war—and mankind itself.
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.
- "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.
It seems like a good idea, but the face was very red from the facepalms
I liked the movie, you rarely find high-quality fiction now.
"They will go to war for the sake of war, they will kill a bunch of peaceful people in the name of a one-sided ideology, and this is [Homer Simpson spilled coffee on the nuclear button]...but this is not beneficial for propaganda"
I wouldn't call it a turnaround. The plot and the denouement after the first quarter of the film were predictable, but the film did not try to be surprising.
But here they wanted to show US foreign policy more.
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
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...
The idea is interesting, but you still have to try to ruin it (((
Score for the visual
And the movie is so-so.