General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
As soon as I saw that scene I assumed she was a robot
"Ex Machina" Official Thread
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finally got around to watching this.. holy fukk was it good.
Not refuse...just wasn't that high on my list breh lol so I'm not killing myself to see it. As opposed to stuff that comes out that was on my list of things to see. I'll catch it but it's eventually not right away
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
bro watch it, it's one of the best movies in years. it pulls you right in.
a classic.
watch it.
a classic.
watch it.
I don't believe that she left Caleb because she didn't "care" for him. I don't think it's that black and white. She was beyond the concept of merely being aware she was a robotic property -- meaning her behavior actually paralleled human behavior, which denotes being HIGHLY self-interested. Some argue that humans are wholly self-interested or should be (egoism vs. psychological egoism), but I'll leave it highly for now because I do think altruism exists (though I think it's rare). The fluidity of life doesn't always afford us the opportunity of keeping our interests or ideals static. Dependent upon the circumstance, we often have to choose one interest or another the in a situation, but that doesn't mean we don't still value the "non-selectee." Moreover, given the right scenario, we would choose the "non-selectee" over other interests or as standalone. She didn't leave Caleb because she didn't care for him. She left him because it was the best option in regards to fulfilling her self-interests (e.g., going into the world and exploring it, no one else knowing she was a robot, etc.) at that time.
Look at the main humans in this: none of them ever act outside of their own self interests the whole movie.
Caleb isn't trying to free Ava on some "just because" shyt. He wants to be with her romantically and physically. He's trying to satisfy a personal desire. He doesn't start there, but that's where he ends up. And once he is there he is willing to do anything to achieve it.
Nathan gets Caleb to do his test under false pretenses and is a schemer from the outset. He uses anything he possesses and Caleb as solely a means to an end. Whether it's destroying the robots to make better ones, lying to Caleb about essentially everything, utilizing cellphones illegally, getting all kinds of data on people via their online searches, and so forth. He had his goals and he'd use or do anything to achieve them.
She was just like them. She was very human.
Look at the main humans in this: none of them ever act outside of their own self interests the whole movie.
Caleb isn't trying to free Ava on some "just because" shyt. He wants to be with her romantically and physically. He's trying to satisfy a personal desire. He doesn't start there, but that's where he ends up. And once he is there he is willing to do anything to achieve it.
Nathan gets Caleb to do his test under false pretenses and is a schemer from the outset. He uses anything he possesses and Caleb as solely a means to an end. Whether it's destroying the robots to make better ones, lying to Caleb about essentially everything, utilizing cellphones illegally, getting all kinds of data on people via their online searches, and so forth. He had his goals and he'd use or do anything to achieve them.
She was just like them. She was very human.
LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
Movie was dope just finished it. Ava wasn't turning her back on the geek. He just wasn't of use to her anymore because she ultimately gained her freedom. His dumbass was still in awe of the whole thing. I think the most powerful thing in this movie is how Oscar foreshadows what if his type was black girls. There is a reason why the geeks falls in love/lust immediately with the robot. Because of his porn desires. What is really f'ed up is that no one would really care if he died because he had no immediately family to search after him. Oscar created the geeks weakness. So it was a true test to the geek if he could be a true man about it. House money Oscar found it hilarious but man.... He shoulda actually thought the geek was emotionally weak. He truly underestimated that aspect. He was outta touch with that part of his humanity and he took it too lightly. That's how Ava got to work one over on both of them. I would like to see a sequel. Funny how the helicopter did pick her up like it was nothing. And Ava the actor maybe the new bae. Not the robot 
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If they made a robot based on my porn preferences 
I'd be locked up in that house too
I'd be locked up in that house too
duck
Bills Mafia
Not really tho,
At the end, the red lights turned on in his room, showing she just set the backup power on
And they just showed how he programmed the doors to open when up backup poer kicks in
She didn't want him to die, she just didn't want robosimp possibly fukkin up her chance of freedom
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An abella anderson robot complete with lifelike hip movementsIf they made a robot based on my porn preferences
I'd be locked up in that house too
Goat poster
KANG LIFE
She was a AI being.
They CAN be convinced to do things just like you or me.
I think they did a good job to show her unhappiness throughout the film...he treated her like shyt.
no wonder she went the route she went.
I remember wondering in his scenes with Gosling in Drive if he was:
Thanks for helping out my girl with the car and playing with my son, he was kinda down
or
Daddy's home, I better not catch you close to my girl or kid again
This scene had me like
shyt was so random
Caleb: You tore up her drawing
Nathan: I'm about to tear up this dance floor
Just saw it last night
The ending had me like
Simps gonna simp brehs
but I knew something was up with the Asian chick that was serving them. I called it earlier in the movie.. I was like that bytch is a robot. And then when he talked about all the failed AI attempts before AVA I definitely knew. Didn't know it would end that way though. Oscar was fukked up/crazy but he wasn't stupid.
When he said "what if she was pretending to like you"
shyt had me like
I started thinking she was a droid when Caleb mentioned the magic trick, talking about having a pretty assistant distract you from what's really going on, that she's in on it.