Ex Machina explores the world of Artificial Intelligence. This film is the experimental interviewing process between man and machine..

Rating: 10/10 (27 July 2015)

This new take on AI robots is done so beautifully. I personally have never had much interest in scientific studies but this movie piqued my interest more than I had expected it to. And it certainly was not a disappointment. Of course, the jargon concerning codes and anything remotely scientific was at times a little difficult for me to follow but as the movie went on, everything was well explained. I definitely would suggest this movie to all my friends. I would not, however, allow my son to watch it until he is at least 17, given the fact that it does have sexual situations and full female nudity. The language is not too offensive and the storyline never strays so if you just so happen to miss a scene or two you won't be lost. The only thing I could suggest when watching this film is to have an open mind. Of course as of right now, our society has not conquered the AI inquisition just yet, so of course it isn't real but I have to say, my curiosity was not disappointed with this movie. The conversations in the film have purpose and I found myself viewing this machine as a human being with emotion. In an almost child-like state, this machine is viewing the world for what it is and it is so very intriguing to watch something that is so intelligent struggle with common situations and trying to understand what we tried to when we were children. It's almost as if we get to observe an actual account rather than just watching another movie. It is moving to say the least.