Corporations explore mars and the human heart, link an A.I. with planet-killing weapons, and expect everything to be okay somehow.

It's confusing and awkward.

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2022-06-01 ∞

1:30 -- I get that movies want to show stuff and have text, but why are all movies these days so abstract and show a long list of names? Ugh.
3:15 -- That looks terrible.
7:30 -- Reading.

Hyper-light communication has accelerated the space race.

In the wake of the Martian One shuttle disaster, united space
planetary corporation initiated full scale redundancies
to implement A.I. controlled missions.

Only a handful of staff are retained as supervisors.
7:45 -- Earth - 2036
23:00 -- Little Red Riding Hood
25:45 -- How about you don't go poking at something alien?
35:45 -- There are instances of unusual and specific patterns and placements of breast cancer, aligned with mobile phone placement by woman.
41:00 -- H. G. Wells
49:00 -- I was waiting for China to be somehow important.
1:08:00 -- Self-assembling A.I. is a very dangerous concept. It must not be capable of anything but advice, and definitely should never have any autonomy or physical functionality under any circumstance.
1:12:30 -- A woman got slightly injured and she steps over a man's corpse; nice.
1:20:30 -- I really don't understand why this movie thinks it would be a good idea to just destroy humanity out of the blue.. the plot line has been all over the place.
1:22:00 -- What the fuck am I looking at?
1:28:00 -- What the fuck is going on?
1:31:45 -- What the fuck is any of this?

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