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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7312940/
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Artificial intelligence is created, but they forgot to send a philosopher, so things go to shit somehow there are survivors.
It borrows from various other things, but doesn’t execute anything very well. It just comes off as being badly written. I should have guessed based on the production company’s amateur-night page.
- The title is a play on the singularity.
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See also Terminator Genisys – (2015 movie).
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1:00 — Reading.
Spoiler
In 2017 a corporation called
VA Industries revolutionized robotics
led by its genius inventor, Elias Van Dorne.–
By 2019, 3 out of every 4 households across
the world owned a robot manufactured by VA.The standard of living rose exponentially.
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VA Industries then manufactured an
advanced line of robots for military use
to put an end to the global wars once and for all.–
This did not stop mankind’s proclivity to violence.’
It increased it.
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Now with the efficiency of robots.
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In 2020 Elias had a breakthrough
that would change the world.–
He called it Kronos.
- 2:45 — I know her from somewhere..
- 3:30 — I also recognize that actor.
- 4:30 — Send a philosopher.
- 10:30 — What just happened to him? Like radiation or something?
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11:30 — 97 years later
- So the whole kid and his mom thing was just filler?
- 13:00 — .. and what happened to him?
- 13:15 — Fucking narration, and what the hell is going on?
- 14:45 — I hate when machines don’t have infrared vision.
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15:30 — This fake human is a re-use of Terminator Genisys – (2015 movie).
- Though this movie fails to bother even trying to capitalize on this as a plot twist.
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17:45 — What the fuck is going on, and why are there humans still around?
- I would expect to see “native” humans being left alive. There are quite a few non-impacting humans who ought to not have been seen as a plague.
- 18:30 — Why would humans separate? This doesn’t make sense.
- 20:45 — How could there be wandering survivors? Again, this makes no sense.
- 21:00 — She left her stuff behind.
- 21:15 — All corners of the universe? Humans are in space also? Also, fucking narration.
- 23:00 — The old “up north” thing is a really tired plot thing.
- 30:00 — Was that super-hover technology?
- 41:30 — Why would its batteries work?
- 42:00 — How can there be strongholds?
- 48:15 — None of this makes sense. People are rather cooperative, even if tribalistic, under such circumstances.
- 50:15 — Like she would have the strength.
- 51:00 — He’s not bleeding. So only his hoodie was cut, somehow.
- 52:00 — If he passed out like that, she would have checked his wound.
- 54:30 — Oh fuck this is so bad.
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1:01:00 — So when he breaks out, see also..
- .. some other movie I can’t think of at the moment, where he’s being tortured in an invented space and breaks out because reasons.
- 1:06:00 — How far away did they walk? Geeze this is silly.
- 1:09:30 — He’s all machine and stuff, can’t he have the map memorized or some shit?
- 1:11:30 — Oh god, so they have a light-polluting city. That would be so easy to find, even if we assume there are no satellites.
- 1:12:30 — She steps on a land mine. Roll credits.
- 1:15:00 — So did people leave Aurora to go tell people about it?
- 1:16:45 — So if he can all magically heal, then why does he look like that?
- 1:17:15 — See also The Matrix – (1999 movie)
- 1:18:15 — Why would there be such technology underneath a monastery?
- 1:20:00 — Now this is a ripoff of another movie.
- 1:22:15 — Sigh, what the fuck.
- 1:22:30 — There’s something for him on Aurora – there’s him.
- 1:23:30 — Oh great, his hesitation killed them.
- 1:24:00 — So I guess the certainty was only an estimation.
- 1:25:15 — So he has faster-than-light communications?
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1:27:00 — Oh god, this is so bad. So how long did it take for them to build those ships? To invent that technology first? What the fuckity fuck fuck?

