Ex-Machina is a 2015 British science fiction psychological thriller film written and directed by Alex Garland. It tells the story of a programmer Caleb Smith (Domhnall Gleeson) who wins a one-week visit to the secluded home of Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac), the CEO of his software company . The only other person there is Kyoko, a mute housemaid. Nathan has built a humanoid robot named Ava (Alicia Vikander) with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and wants Caleb to administer a Turing test, which tests an AI's ability to appear human. Ava is an android with a face and body that resemble those of a female human, with portions of transparent skin that reveal her inner mechanisms. During the …show more content…
During one such outage, Ava says Nathan is a liar who cannot be trusted. One day, Ava asks Caleb what will happen to her if she fails his test. Caleb later finds out that as Nathan improves his AI any obsolete robots are erased and reprogrammed. Caleb encourages Nathan to drink until he passes out and steals his security card to access Nathan's room and computer. He alters some of Nathan's code, then discovers footage of Nathan testing earlier robot models, during which the nature of their incarceration causes the robots to damage themselves trying to escape. He also discovers that Kyoko is one of the robots. After seeing the footage of other AIs Nathan has constructed, Caleb questions whether or not he himself is an AI – causing him to cut his forearm deeply to inspect for
The movie “Mean Girls” is based on a real story in high school social groups. Cady Heron was a new girl in high school. She has been homeschooled in Africa for her whole life, so she wanted to learn how people in school behave and socialize. It was difficult for Cady to adjust in the new school environment. Initially, Cady had difficulties finding a friend in the school. Her first day in school, she eats her meal in the restroom until she meets Janis and Damien. They encourage Cady to be a friend with one of the most popular group at school called the “Plastic”. Every girl in school envy them and with they would be a member of the group. Regina is the head of the group, and she does anything in her power to get what she wishes, and Gretchen and Karen are her followers. Most of the girls at school are obsessed with the idea of joining Regina’s group because they are royalty in the high school. Since Cady is a pretty girl, the Plastic group was threatened by her and wanted her to join them so that they can control her and the boys who pay attention to Cady. Cady joints them and they will succeed to changer her thoughts and actions. Consequently, she starts acting like them and hide her friendship with Janis and Damien who
Into the Wild, a 2007 nonfiction film based on New York Times bestseller book written
Precious is an African-American female who is currently impregnated by her biological father for the second time. She is sixteen years of age and can neither read nor write. She constantly suffers pitfalls at her young age. She is heavily obsessed and is subjected to abuse at the hands of her vicious, dysfunctional, abusive, and unemployed mother. With the proper support from an engaged principal, teacher, and social worker, Precious’s life turns into the positive.
Once having achieved the goal of creating a conscious, self-aware, AI automaton, man in spirit would become godlike, but as is the case with all great things there is a price to pay. The AI scientist, Nathan, depicted in the movie has successfully created Ava an Artificially Intelligent robot which he puts to a trial in order to obtain insight to its intellectual capacities. Throughout the course of the movie Ava learns to use deceit and manipulation to obtain her freedom and hence preserve. The film ends with the creation killing its creator and hence successfully establishing its intellectual capacity. In order to design this machine Nathan had isolated himself from the world and worked tirelessly to induce his creative brilliance. Nathan was always wary of his creations abilities and kept it imprisoned in his workplace, but it couldn’t have been contained forever. Nathan wanted the world to acknowledge him and his accomplishments and for that purpose he imprisoned himself both mentally and physically with his
The Soloist (Foster, Krasnoff & Wright, 2008), is based on a true story of Nathaniel Anthony Ayers Jr. who develops psychosis and becomes homeless. In the film, Nathaniel is considered a cello genius who is discovered on the streets by Steve Lopez, a journalist from the Los Angeles Times. Steve was searching for a city story and he decided to write a newspaper article about Nathaniel. Nathaniel always had a passion for music. He was a child prodigy and attended Juilliard School of Music. However, he faced many complications at Juilliard, particularly hearing voices speaking to him. Unable to handle the voices, Nathaniel dropped out and ended up living on the streets of Los Angeles. Steve and Nathaniel develops an unexpected friendship, in which Steve tries to help Nathaniel to live a normal life; having a home, treat his mental disorder, and to fulfil his dream of being a cellist again.
The film that I have chosen to analyze is “The Purge”. “The Purge” is a 2013 American horror film directed by James DeMonaco. It was released on June 7, 2013, to mixed reviews. I will be analyzing “The Purge” by looking at conflict theory, class division, the importance of the ethnicity of each individual character, and the government’s overall political and economic agenda. In brief, I believe that Purge night takes place because of Conflict theory, due to political and economic agendas.
Ex Machina (2015) is a science fiction psycho-thriller directed by Alex Garland. The film is about an alcoholic, abusive, genius with a god complex who creates an artificial intelligence (AI) that appears to meet popular metrics in determining personhood. The AI’s creator, Nathan, wants to find out whether or not his AI, Ava, is capable of deceiving a human. The target of this deceptive test is the human, Caleb. The end of the film results in a challenge for some regarding whether or not Ava is actually a person or simply just a complex machine with complex programming. This challenge is easily avoided by recognizing that bad people are still people.
Moving forward in time, Ex Machina first aired in 2015 during a time of reform and progression. In the movie, we are presented to Ava, a robot built by Nathan. Nathan is the CEO of Bluebook, a popular search engine. Amusingly enough, Nathan builds Ava by using information that he obtains from those who use his website. Nathan decides to use the information from his users because he wants to emulate her behavior as that of a human, so he uses all that his users search as a way to determine human thought and capture that within Ava. Using the turning the test, Caleb must determine if Ava was able to manipulate him into thinking that she was not AI. However, after a while of Caleb and Ava being together, she falls in love with him.
The “Bad Girls Club” display groups of women who are obsess with drinking and violent behavior to handle their situations, shining the light on negative stereotypes, defining a “bad girls” and the influencing young girls in today’s society. The way these girls act on TV is the way the media portray women as vulnerable and in need of male attention. By depicting women solely as physical objects, we rarely see them as powerful. Women have often seen each other as competition in many realms of their lives and so have become adept at quickly sizing up their female competition as to what makes a women’s woman (Kramer 210).The show 's has a foundation of seven women with personal, social and psychological problems, who consider their self to be
Some would say the attempt to make a robot is an attempt to 'play god' and to recreate man. Others would argue that robots might become so intelligent that they would take over and replace humans. There is no better example of this than the movie Terminator, which begins with a world ruled by machines who are trying to kill the remaining human population. The actual field of robotics however, has produced many products which we take for granted. The clock is a household item that was developed in the beginning stages of machine ...
A robot is a piece of machinery that is capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically. In Alex Proyas' futuristic film "I, Robot," we notice a society that is reliant on robots, or in general technology for their everyday life. The logic driven anthropomorphic robots have no emotions and are all hard wired to the Three Laws of Robotics directives: to never harm a human or let a human come to harm, to always obey humans unless this violates the First Law, and to protect its own existence unless this violates the First or Second Laws. All the robots follow these three laws, all except one. Sonny is a prototype of the new Nestor Class 5 (NS-5) robot model.
Able to understand the Human behaviour and emotion. On the final stage of its Chitti angry with Vasigaran demonstrating to him that it unambiguous emotion. Chitti uses Sana text book to successfully help her sister’s delivery. For that Chitti pass the AIRD Institute evaluation. With the human emotion, Chitti fall in love with Sana for that Chitti consciously fails on an evaluation conducted by the Indian Army. Vasigaran cut Chitti into pieces and he disposes to garbage area. Bohra visits that area to recover Chitti. He found it and reassemble Chitti parts. Bohra adds a red chip to Chitti and converting it into the brutal killer. Then it comes to knowing the Vasigaran wedding, Chitti crashes that function and kidnap Sana. It creates robots like it and kill Bohra. Chitti informing to Sana that it has acquired the human ability to reproduce. Chitti wants to marry Sana and says that a machine & human being on give birth to the programmed child but, she refuses. Vasigaran enter into Chitti’s area. At the nearest of Chitti Police Personals involves. The battle started between Citti’s Robots Army and the Police personals many property destruction. Then Vasigaran catches Chitti and he removes it’s red
Caleb dashes into his bathroom and slams the door behind him. He then begins to pull on his skin and investigate his face (Ex Machina). He goes to even more drastic measures as he disassembles a razor and induces a deep cut within his arm. The blood begins to ooze all over the sink and the floor. At the start of the scene, the camera looks into the mirror as if the audience was Caleb pulling and tugging at the skin. As he examines his face it can be seen through the mirror that Caleb has big, dark circles under his eyes and his face is very pale in color (Ex Machina). As he cuts into his arm the audience still has the same angle is if they were Caleb proceeding to cut through the skin, but as the blood begins to flow, the camera angle switches from first person to third person. Through this third person angle of the camera, it shows Caleb standing in a very exhausted position with his head hanging low and his back at a hunched angle. All of these body positions that could be seen through the various camera angles could be assumed that Caleb’s lack of sleep take a toll on his body and is now affecting his