Out of this world

Rating: 10/10 (13 November 2015)

Ex Machina was like an experience to me, I felt so engaged into the movie, the suspense of the generator turning off with the beeping sound gave me a "frightening" feel as if I was in the movie.
The dialogue of the movie was brilliant and reached the dramatic and scientific feeling that the movie was providing, Nathan's mansion/facility also gave the movie an isolated yet relaxing feel to add to the movie's drama. The way that Alex Garland (the director) expressed AI (artificial intelligence) was very precise and smart leading to a lot of confusion and turn arounds between Eva, Nathan and Caleb. Ex Machina showed a great example of cyborgs, robots, etc... interacting with humans in a more "formal" way instead of having one of those moments filled with non-sense action senses however, the way the movie expressed a moment when the machine goes against the human in a disturbing way such as at the end when Eva tricked Caleb using love into letting her out of her cell and to trick Kyoko into attacking Nathan so Eva can kill him, and the way that Eva walked out of the mansion/facility leaving her "love" Caleb locked in Nathan's room with no way out shows that the movie used a smart disturbing turn around with no one expecting it.
Ex Machina is the perfect movie. When I finished it, I got off my seat and said to myself "yup I want to become a movie director" because the movie got me thinking about life, it got me wanting to use aspects of this film into my own imagination and publishing using the same style that the movie provided, the film also got me imagining how life would be in Nathan's hands, excluding his alcoholic desires, just imagine, living in the mountains, in a futuristic style mansion working with/on cyborgs. Ex Machina should truly be a Sci-Fi classic.