Ex Machina was a low budget sci-fi movie with ambitions that changed an industry. The visual storytelling within Ex Machina was unlike anything audiences had seen before, and that was due to a world class VFX team and a director willing to take a chance. The painstaking production of Ex Machina may have been low budget, but you can’t see it in the final product.
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Caleb is the biggest idiot on planet earth. It's a robot but man let his pecker eliminate all his ability to reason. Mental
Just watched this yesterday for the 5th time, still one of my favourite movies
Sex and gender as understood by gender studies majors has no place in your videos. GTFO of here with that bullshit.
I love ex machina
Evil Poe, good Hux, fighting over robot Lara Croft
Domhnall is pronunced the same way as Donal.
Actually, his directorial debut was Dredd. Karl Urban has confirmed that.
Resident Evil came out earlier the same year as 28 Days later. It is hard to say which one brought back the zombie genre. But when someone mentions zombie movies, Resident, not 28 Days would be the one that comes to mind first. Dredd was underrated. It should have been better known.
Excellent, thank you.
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>getaloadofthisguy
nigga deadass said CIS programmer
Just watched the video. Can you PLEASE stop getting simple facts wrong? Garland's first collaboration with Boyle was The Beach, albeit only in the sense of his book being adapted. It baffles me how such info gets neglected when the name even gets brought up.
THIS MOVIE LOOKS INCREDIBLE
I don’t mean to be a downer, but she ran out of power after achieving freedom, having no reliable power source.
Ex Machina is superb. .Oscar Isaac is an outstanding actor. 👏
I had no idea Ex Machina and Annihiliation were made ny the same director and team, but both were amazing films
This film was pretty damn good.
this is why we cant no do anything useful in the world, as the movie shows, we overcomplicate things and become destructive, and lost in thought can not decide on a good course of action.
The work that you guys put into each video is fantastic. Another great video and, in turn, a great recommendation of a movie for me to watch 😀
Was just talking last night about Who Framed Roger Rabbit and how Roger pulling out a dusty chair and leaving fingerprints still gets me like “WTF!” 😂
when I clicked on a video about ex machina I did not expect to suddenly and without warning have annihilation spoiled for me. A warning would have been nice
This is my favorite movie. It's so compelling.
Cis programmer? 🙄
I think the term you wanted is "speculative fiction". The film 'Ex Machina' is speculative fiction. What we have called "science fiction" for so long came out of "speculative fiction" which asks questions for the audience to take away with them, and questions not necessarily answered by the work, either.
Speaking as a person with a background in Computer Science, I think this is one of the very few that got artificial intelligence or more accurately artificial sentience right. I won't spoil the ending here for anyone who has not seen it, but that ending was spot on.
This film is neo noir. Closely resembling Double Indemnity.
I still don't see how this revolutionized visual effects. Something that had been used for years and years. CGI to subtly enhance reality was everywhere.
Great video, thanks for making this. I hadn't been tracking the collaboration, but now they're on my radar!
This is in my Top 5 favorite movies of all time. I’ve seen it like 4 times and it never gets old. ❤
How could this mediocre piece of crap revolutionise anything? Comments mention Sunshine, another piece of crap I'm never tired to criticize.
That bear scene scared the hell out of me in Annihilation. 😬
I think it was that damn creepy voice they used.
This movie is utterly terrifying. If you take it for what it really is. The fact that someone could get so involved and truly fall in love with a robot because the robot seems that real. It makes you wonder how far and when will AI eventually take us over.