Ex Machina will defiantly end up as one of the Oscar worthy films

Rating: 9/10 (28 December 2015)

So I don't give every film that comes out this treatment of greatness, but when I watch one that is as captivating and as thought provoking as this one then I will give it my full recommendation for anyone to give it a look.
The film just works on so many levels despite being this slow movie indie film. In fact if I were to say this movie had one flaw than it was that fact.
The movie takes a bit of time to set the scene, but even as it is setting up its characters it is still captivating you. It sets them up in a way were you begin to grow close to them and understand what there going through.
The whole film is built like a sci fi horror movie as well. From the moment the lights change you begin to feel a lot of tension in the air as you watch the movie. Every second takes your breathe away and you love it. It is the scariest non horror film ever, while beating out so many other stupid and dumb horror flicks that were used to seeing.
The acting is also superb. Alicia Vikandar is now an actress who I want to see a whole lot more of. I can't wait to talk about her in my other reviews for the future.
Domahall Gleeson also does a good job being this poor young boy who had no girlfriend playing into the geek trope of smart kid with no real life, and I really found myself buying into a lot of it. I quite enjoyed his character.
Oscar Issac also does a great job playing the villain in the movie. There was so much mystery surrounding him that you didn't know what to think. He really transformed into his role as he always does.
Overall Ex Machina is a treat to see whenever you get a chance to see it.