Classic science fiction without the spaceships
“Ex Machina” focuses on Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson), a programmer at internet search giant BlueBook, who wins a competition to spend a week at the mountain estate of his company’s brilliant CEO, Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac). When he arrives, he discovers that he’s been chosen to take part in a study of artificial intelligence. Sworn to secrecy and cut off from the outside world, Caleb meets his subject, a seductive android named Ava (Alicia Vikander), and is plunged into an unconventional A.I. experiment.<br /><br />This is intelligent science fiction, a genre that has been taken over in the movies by outer space shoot ‘em ups and alien invasion. This is a film of ideas, with a lot more dialogue than one usually encounters in a sci-fi picture. The movie has a creepy tone, helped greatly by Ms. Vikander’s performance. We’re told she’s a smartly designed robot, but is she more? That enigmatic concern drives a good part of the film as we get to decipher the complex personality of Bateman and his agenda, which might not exactly follow moral guidelines.<br /><br />Mr. Isaac (“Star Wars: The Force Awakens”) portrays the quintessential tech genius/innovator, out to introduce the latest, newest Big Thing. He has a magnetic personality which sort of hypnotizes Caleb, who is not only grateful, but awed to be in his presence. A variation of the mad scientist, Bateman combines obsession with intellect as he straddles the parameters of ethical research. All three actors are excellent, providing a thrilling journey into unexplored territory.<br /><br />Quality of the image on the 4K Ultra HD edition is quite impressive, though the production design and limited exteriors don’t exploit fully the potential of 4K. However, colors are vibrant, and there is admirable detailing and texturing of scenes.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the R-rated 2-disc 4K Ultra HD  + Blu-ray edition include the 5-part featurette, “Through the Looking Glass: Creating Ex Machina;” 8 behind-the-scenes vignettes; and Q & A with cast and crew. A digital HD copy is also enclosed.
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