Best Sci-Fi movie of 2015
This even even better than Ex Machina (which is really just an overbloated film-school student type exhibition)
This movie has it where it matters. Context. Scope. Emotions. Just amazingly well told cinema.
This even even better than Ex Machina (which is really just an overbloated film-school student type exhibition)
This movie has it where it matters. Context. Scope. Emotions. Just amazingly well told cinema.
I agree with this so much. Much better than Ex Machina which was just style.
shareNo, I not agree.
Ex Machina is so so better.
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IMO the main and original idea is: The momories are the consciousness or the consciousness are more than the memories...?
But this very interesting point is only in the last movie part and so short and bad develop.
Then the movie is in fact "the mother fight to give her daughter a better future".
In this case was not necessary all the future stuff.
For me it was so dissaponting.
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But this very interesting point is only in the last movie part and so short and bad develop.
But..this drama is not in the future.. this drama is nowaday... and very common.
Why the director/writer use so sophisticated plot to show a common drama ?
Is it not a bad trick to the audience ??
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It's a powerful thing to show that that "common drama" exists today, but it's a more powerful message to show that that "common drama" not only still exists, but will become much, much worse in the future if nothing changes.
Regardless, you missed that it's not that "common drama" you're thinking of. Gwen Koh's company put a red flag on her resume to make it hard for her to find a new job. They manipulated her into asking the company to do the procedure on her so that she can get her job back.
I loved it but found it depressing.
Yes! Ex Machina was more polished but didn't have half the heart of this one, nor the compelling characters and acting.
shareHaven't seen Ex Machina yet (sorry!) but Advantageous is not just great, but one of the best films I have ever seen. Best SF of the year, certainly I can say without seeing all SF from 2015.
Not sure why I am so dump to think that since a lot of people HATE it. This little post-Ebert Sundance summary thought it was going to be on late night SyFy rerun, for what reason I cannot imagine: http://www.rogerebert.com/sundance/sundance-2015-advantageous-the-diary-of-a-teenage-girl-grandma-misery-loves-comedy And many discussions here just hate it. I guess too subtle and realistic (I hardly ever scream at people, jump onto moving subway cars, get in gunfights with robots, etc) for most to notice what it was doing.