A film that certainly raises questions

Rating: 7/10 (8 February 2017)

A good movie. I think that before starting any evaluation it is valid to leave a personal opinion of mine recorded, which may influence a little until, the analysis. I can not not find, quite bizarrely, the great majority of the films that approach some aspect of the Artificial Intelligence. And in a way, Ex Machina emits that feeling, if only a little.
Anyway, speaking of the film, in terms of acting all the main actors, in my view, are well, and they can give what is needed of each of them, in their respective roles. In the characters, Nathan (Oscar Isaac) for me is the one who gets the most damaged building, having some holes of motivation, or very superficial explanations for certain attitudes he takes. On the other hand, all the mystery around Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson) is built very well, leaving the curious spectator with the end result of much of the film, besides the good construction also of the story of Ava (Alicia Vikander). The script, as I said in the analysis of the characters, for me sins a little when it comes to the character of Oscar Isaac, leaving somewhat vague their motivations throughout history. Throughout the film we have that routine, but competent in this specific case, approach to Artificial Intelligence, entering into themes such as the creation of life, ethical barriers as well, and even the future of the world itself, with the emergence of a "superior race "Even if created by ourselves.
It is also worth mentioning for most of the dialogues between Ava (Alicia Vikander) and Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson), which were written impeccably, providing very cool scenes.
In the end (without spoilers) Ex Machina manages to somehow impact the audience, the question is whether, for better or for worse. In my opinion, the last 10 minutes of the film raises a valid questioner, and a legal subject even to discuss, but it is still bizarre, and somewhat torturous (a personal opinion, of course, this may be up to the goal of Movie, though).
In summary: If you are a supporter of this technology, Ex Machina will most likely become one of your favorite movies. If not, the production is still a good movie, with undeniable defects, qualities also undeniable, and a large part remaining, which is in charge of the individual taste of each.