Should man play god with technology?
Programmer Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson) wins a contest to spend time with his CEO Nathan (Oscar Isaac) in his secluded house, which is in the middle of nowhere. Nathan wants Caleb’s input on a robot named Eva (Alicia Vikander) he built with artificial intelligence. As Caleb tells Nathan at the start they are playing gods with creation in this experiment. This is a favorite topic in science fiction and fantasy all the way back to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein published in 1818. Usually writers believe that man should not play god and when they do things ultimately go wrong.<br /><br />The movie begins with Caleb talking with Eva to decide whether she has a consciousness or not. That poses several questions for him. Some of the biggest ones being what kind of interactions can humans have with technology? Can they like tech, can they have a relationship with tech, can they love it? That leads to the ultimate dilemma of the plot, which side will Caleb stand with Nathan’s or Eva’s? This is a story that has been told before but this was a new and innovative twist on it.<br />C
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