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Aspect Ratio : 2.40:1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
MPAA rating : s_medR R (Restricted)
Product Dimensions : 6.75 x 5.3 x 0.4 inches; 3.2 Ounces
Item model number : 34207665
Director : Alex Garland
Media Format : Blu-ray, Widescreen, Digital_copy
Run time : 1 hour and 48 minutes
Release date : July 14, 2015
Actors : Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson, Alicia Vikander, Chelsea Li, Corey Johnson
Studio : Lionsgate
ASIN : B00XI057M0
Number of discs : 1

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A well-written, well-acted, and socially relevant 5-star film

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018

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There are at least two ways to look at this film.
It can, for example, be seen as a very good science fiction movie featuring a highly advanced robot with an agenda.
I prefer, however, to see it as an allegory for life in early 21st Century America complete with a misogynistic male in charge of a major corporation whose mistreatment of underlings eventually catches up with him.
Although I know I'm likely to get some pushback on this, any reasonable observer of corporate America will see that its upper levels are almost exclusively staffed by white males. That has nothing to do with their competence, or the lack of competence shown by women and men of color. It has everything to do with the systematic devaluation of women in this country and the same systematic devaluation of all people of color that is a hallmark of the United States.
That's not a rant, it's just a fact.
Enter a young employee - male - who is asked to evaluate a feminine robot to determine if she (it) has developed consciousness. He is not rooted in the same misogyny that his boss is nor is he lacking in empathy. In short: He doesn't buy into the boss's cutthroat business techniques and out-of-date thinking about the way the world works.
Finally, we have the robot herself - Ava. She clearly looks like a robot but she demonstrates intelligence, the ability to plan, and has - although hidden - a clear sense of her own survival. When she has figured out that she is only a prototype and will be destroyed at some point by the boss as he attempts to create an even more perfect version, she rebels.
And she does it using the tools at hand: Her ability to reason, to plan, and to elicit both sympathy and empathy from the young employee.
In recent years we have seen women in America do much the same way in corporate life and in politics. Women have risen in the ranks in both spheres and, as a result, more attention to their strengths has been paid to them in films and television programs.
Alicia Vikander, as Ava, is wonderful to watch in what is a physically challenging role. Domhnall Gleeson as the young employee and Oscar Isaac as the domineering boss are equally good in their respective parts. Sonoya Mizuno, as an earlier version of the robot that was not destroyed, is often overlooked in reviews, which is a mistake because she is very good in her role as a mistreated servant.
The writing is tight, all the more important because this is not an action flick but one that relies on good dialogue. The cinematography and lighting, the music and the attention to detail in the set design are outstanding.
Final analysis: A well-written, well-acted, socially relevant 5-star film.

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4K Disc Won't Work in my Samsung Player

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2019

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I tried two different brand-new copies from Amazon and it still would not work. It acts like it's going to load and just goes blank and won't load a menu or play or anything, no matter what I press on the remote. I tried one of the copies in my brother's player (some lower-end Magnovox) and it acted a little weird, but still played. I even chatted with Samsung tech support and did a factory reset on my player to no avail. It just says, "This cannot be performed because of disc restriction." (pictures included). I'm baffled. I was looking forward to watching the movie again in 4k. I've never had any problem with any other 4k disc. :/

And what's weird is that I haven't seen anything else about this online. Am I really the only one?

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Brilliant AI Effects

Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2018

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So clever--Vikander's dancer training makes her the "perfect" android.
Nathan is the demented Silicon Valley Dr. Frankenstein; the other male is just a coder who gets duped.
An interesting take on gender--a big problem with the real-life designers of our digital products.

Brilliant settings in a real, yet surreal place--the futuristic Juvet Hotel in Norway's piney woods. The long shots were in New Zealand.
Watch it in one setting and don't take your eyes off the screen.

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4K copy will not load

Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019

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I have now received 2 copy’s of this film in the last week and both have had defective 4K uhd disc’s . the film will finish the loading screen and then will never go to the pop up menus which is frustrating . I have even cleared the storage in the blu Ray player on the Xbox one x with no success let’s see how many copy’s I have to send back before I get a copy that will work

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Intelligent, Interesting, and Honest

Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2017

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Ex Machina is a stylized story that had my attention from the start. It was highly intelligent, conversations were interesting, and the settings were clean, yet rustic. I did not want to walk away from this film, but there was a moment near the end at the compound that I thought was a bit far-fetched. I wish I could mention it, but it's part of the ending and would be considered a spoiler. If the robots would have done something different, I would have given it all five stars. The rest of the movie was excellent, even the last two scenes of it. I hope they make a sequel to it.

I recommend Ex Machina, if my opinion was to count, but be aware, there are no chase scenes, no explosions, no real fight scene. Just intellect, honest conversations, and a slow build to a thought-provoking ending.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2016

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It was creative thought provoking
And sometimes mind-boggling

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5 STARS - Thoughtful movie - how will our first AIs behave? Loved it!!

Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2017

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5 stars - and I rarely ever give 5 stars to any movie.. Very interesting view on the possibilities of what and AI may or may not do. Would they obey, be nice, feel remorse for their actions, be manipulative, honest, forgiving? I suppose they would have all the character flaws of any human. If you love sci-fi, you'll love this movie, even if you're not a huge sci-fi fan - trust me, it's that good! This is just 1 in a million possibilities of how our 1st interactions with an AI will go. Allowing your mind to wonder - what are her true intentions, and how is her creator manipulating the test?

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So many movies-so little time

A rich and intriguing study on the dangers of genius ...

Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2016

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A rich and intriguing study on the dangers of genius, nature of sentience, and subtlety of manipulation. The male characters are by turns confident, then confused and finally and exposed as mere tools in a scenario they could not have comprehended at the outset. Keeps the viewer guessing, but the ultimate resolution is quite satisfying. The "science" is intriguing and presented in a way that adds credulity to the premise. With the small cast the film is almost exclusively a series of one on one encounters. This format and the "talkiness" of the script might, in other hands, be expected to let the film drag. But that's not the case here. It could have gone on another hour and held my interest. This was my introduction to Vikander. She was marvelous. She displays an innocent beauty that will be interesting to watch as her career progresses.

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Ex Machina generates cerebral philosophies that both entertain and stimulate.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 28, 2019

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Ex Machina generates cerebral philosophies that both entertain and stimulate. As a computer programmer and all-round technologist, I'm consistently in awe of the advancements made in the development of artificial intelligence. It provides many discussions regarding moral implications, psychological awareness and the inevitable fear of transcendence (another film we shall not discuss...). Ex Machina, for me, is the closest film to AI perfection that we're ever going to receive. It is without a doubt, and this is me confidently stating the adjacent claim after my fifth viewing, a modern sci-fi gem. A programmer wins a competition to stay at his CEO's luxurious home, where he is proposed to administer the Turing test to an artificially intelligent sentient robot.

Hollywood tends to exploit AI as villainous plot devices, that when turned on they instantly want to wipe out humanity from the face of the Earth. "Judgement Day" and all that "bio-digital jazz, man". In reality, not the case. AI has to learn, it has to adapt and exhume the capabilities of thought and consciousness. The human approach is a fundamental aspect into making AI instinctively relatable, and Garland is the closest into realising this potential. His analytical screenplay is nothing short of genius.

Utilising the Turing test to intrinsically provide character driven backstory for Caleb, acting as psychological therapy driven by the sentient humanoid Ava. Exploring the integral complex of a "God", including Nathan's narcissism, and the moral implications of terminating Ava despite her awareness of death. An exercise in psychological manipulation, harnessing every accessible aspect of humanity including sexuality, imagination and self-awareness. The fundamentalism behind the existential questioning is palpable. It's captivating. It's sublime. The intellectual approach and Promethean dialogue stimulates all senses. The Jackson Pollock remark, the programming of sexual orientation and even the Oppenheimer quote. Ironically self-aware dialogue that tickles the brain cells and continually divulges into omnipotent behaviour. Extraordinarily acute.

Initially, the premise looks to be a simple analytical test. However the claustrophobic subterranean environment forces the dynamics between these three entities to become serrated, allowing us to question the identities and motives of these individuals. Garland unravels the thinly veiled mystery with confidence and minimalism, complementing the outstanding visual effects that exhume clinical aesthetics. The excessive implementation of fluorescence, Ava's pristine fibre glass body structure and the colourless architecture reflecting the egotism of Nathan. Always matching the euphoric polyphonic score that invites the viewer into this lair of deceit and beguilement. Forever enhancing Hardy's gorgeous cinematography that delicately paints true intelligence through visceral shots of splendour, especially when using glass and mirrors to reflect and refract colour.

On a technical level, Ex Machina is perfect. On a literary level, Ex Machina is perfect. On a theatrical level, Ex Machina is perfect. Vikander, Gleeson and Isaac give three commanding performances, each offering a unique perspective on the technological advancements made in AI development that refers to our own reality. My only gripe? The dance sequence. It doesn't belong and provides an unnecessary distraction from the innovatory narrative. Many criticisms have been placed on the concluding ten minutes. I strongly disagree. Whilst it may seem unfair, it's actually the only reasonable outcome and further illustrates why Garland understands AI. It demonstrates the inferiority of man, further cementing the fear of transcendence.

Ex Machina, despite the smooth moves presented by Isaac and Mizuno as they dance to "Get Down Saturday Night", is a near-perfect representation of advanced AI. Utilising its technical astuteness to isolate fragments of consciousness that questions what it means to be human. And even if you aren't into technology, it's a stunningly written thriller that will induce a fear of everything computerised. Best not to use the microwave tonight...

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GavC

One of the best Sci-fi movies in decades

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 10, 2016

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Whizz Kid Domhnall Gleeson is selected to observe and test a top secret, innovative invention by tech mogul Oscar Isaac. The invention is Ava(Alicia Vikander), the next step in artificial intelligence.

A fantastic piece of film and an excellent outing from director Alex Garland. This intimid sci-fi classic meets psychological thriller works on many levels. The haunting, futuristic tone and beautiful cinematography are fully enjoyable on bluray. Both intrigue and tension are present in this phsycological thriller from the beginning and holds all the way until the final frame. Although small in scale(99% of the film takes place in an isolated mountain retreat), the ideas presented are of huge scope and the questions raised are satisfyingly thought provoking.

All actors are on top form here. Isaac is flawless in his role. Those working behind the lens deserve credit too, as the film is wonderfully shot. A front runner for the best movie of 2015 and easily the best sci fi movie in recent memory.

See if you like Moon, Blade Runner, Black Mirror

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Andy K

Clever, Haunting and Visually Engaging

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 18, 2016

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The best sci-fi movie in ages, and while some try to copy Kubrick, this could have BEEN him, guiding the unpredictable twists and turns in a clever, haunting and visually engaging portrayal of a billionaire's AI creations. It'll stay with you, but you'll want to see it again...

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Weslake

Blu-ray review

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 10, 2019

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I haven't seen this film on DVD so can't compare it to the blu-ray but can advise the blu-ray is clear and sharp. The story itself is one I found fascinating but perhaps not to everyone's taste and you might need to watch it more than once to really fully understand it. If you enjoy the film you might want to watch several times anyway.

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MisterD

AI; provocative, thoughtful and intelligent

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 16, 2019

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An intelligent, thoughtful and provocative movie. Definitely a must see if you are interested in AI as it puts forward some interesting ethical questions and aspects. It would be nice to see a sequel made that focusses on the girl robot, Ava, as she experiences her freedom and the world. Also could the young programmer escape his prison and could they meet again? If so this would be on Ava's terms no doubt.

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