Ex Machina (2/10) Movie CLIP - Breaking the Ice (2015) HD

[@faye61]

"Do you have a name" Yes, my name is connor, I'm the android sent by cyberlife

[@extraenigmo5937]

Genji Jaeger jacksepticeye?

[@Popzin101]

Genji Jaeger looool I can here his voice too

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

''Do you have a name'' ''Yes, my name is uber, I stink and we are going away''

[@catsadilla324]

CONNOR IS THE ORIGAMI KILLER!

[@johntenorio9086]

I read Herbalife, sorry xd.

[@alexmathewmendoza]

The details like the whirring of her inner machinery, her little pauses as she analyzes his speech and then responds in a calm and regulated way, it's all so brilliant.

[@lw3646]

Director's debut film. Wow.

[@pluckybellhop66]

L W Annihilation was his second, it was sooo good too

[@602State]

Plucky Bellhop what other movies has he directed ? Annihilation and ex machina are literally my favorite 2 movies right now .

[@costco_pizza]

L W Cant wait until he directs Ex Machina 2.

[@rjonzun5828]

@@602State He wrote the novel The Beach and later adapted its screenplay. He also wrote the screenplays for 28 Days Later, Sunshine, Never Let Me Go, and Dredd. His latest project is an eight-episode TV series called Devs set to debut in 2019 on FX.

[@whatshisname3304]

@I drink your milkshake devs was good.

[@rigzmoviediaries654]

Looking back after knowing the ending, you can tell Ava is absorbing as much about Caleb as she can so she can manipulate him best later.

[@stevemuzak8526]

And look how fast AI is evolving these days. Soon you won't tell the difference between AI and reality. We are screwed. Big time.

[@p930racer]

While she did prove her intelligence via her ingenuity, she also demonstrated she lacked human empathy as well.

[@nocomment6421]

I mean its Not that hard for AI to mimik a human. At the end of the movie people think she is selfaware but she is not. She was programed to escape best case is, she has become a Psychopath. But mimik people is very easy. Take the average right wing voter these people are so low in IQ that a Skyrim Character would be unnoticed between them If given a body like in this movie

[@Letnothinggotowaste]

Yeah, just like human beings...

[@jakep8921]

Nathan's mistake was giving her such beauty. Without how beautiful she was, Caleb would have not fallen into her traps.

[@itkojecockot]

both Alicia and Oscar Isaac gave brilliant performances in this movie

[@DeathofInk]

First she intrigued me....now she scares me.

[@KamalSharma-kc6zc]

Me too

[@waykee33]

Why so? Is it because how intelligent she is?

[@DeathofInk]

@@waykee33 Cause of how cold calculated her plan to escape was. Plus she leaves a man to die a pretty awful way.

[@waykee33]

@@DeathofInk I believe it’s because that man was out to control her. She did it out of self-defence. The coldest people are usually the nicest people out there.

[@lukesheehan89]

@@waykee33 shes an ai btw...

[@Jack251190]

So unsettling to see her walk in with a human face and be able to see right through her abdomen. To see such human intelligence in an obviously non human. What a fantastically thought provoking film.

[@drakZes]

Yes

[@itkojecockot]

her body was constructed like that on purpose....... so you can see in ONE/SAME frame, that this thing may have a totally believable face of a human being, but you look just a few inches down and you can clearly see, it's just an illusion

[@francecruz5157]

have you seen Robocop?

[@MultiSkyman1]

When Ava first walks in....wow! Brilliant!

[@falkofscrum]

How Vikander didn't win an Oscar for this film is beyond me

[@beanut.putter]

I don't know her acting was a little robotic 🤖 *Badum Tss*

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

How Ex Machina wasn't "Best Picture" is beyond me. The best pure film of the decade.

[@juanpaez6349]

Yes.

[@johnames6430]

because it's not oscar worthy, any child could act the part of a robot

[@youtubecensoringcomments7427]

To be honest her acting is quite robotic

[@000shad]

Just seen that movie, a excellent suprise ! That scene is so fascinating, the little shadows, the look behind the glass, the walking... The actress did a amazing work on her movements ! She moves perfectly like a classical dancer as you might expect of an advance robotic humanoid in real life.

[@redhotchilifan98]

Masterpiece of a film

[@azzyclark3860]

This amazing yet incredibly overlooked film missed out on Best Supp Actress & Best Picture oscar nominations. Its Best Visual Effects win is deserved but it still doesn't do the film justice.

[@AshishYadav-vl1nw]

Harrison Clark just shut the hell up mate, you have made your point.

[@danielwhite1233]

Dude, come check out my big house in the middle of no where. Dude, check out my sex robots. Entire film

[@bradysmith4245]

Daniel White even this one scene is so packed with atmosphere and attention to visual detail I don’t get how you can boil it down to its plot points

[@bradysmith4245]

Supporting actor had some critics wins and nominations too for Isaac. Don’t get how its cinematography and production design were ignored either. If Alicia wasn’t gaining so much traction with her other movie I think she would have got nominated for this. At least it also got a screenplay nomination

[@lw3646]

Brady Smith she was good in this, she didn't do the awkward "I.am.a.robot." voice with rigid body movements, yet still did just enough to seem not quite human

[@pnut3844able]

When she says I am one, it makes me think she means the singularity

[@jpoconnor2857]

I thought she was ordering a hot dog with "one with everything"

[@jja1483]

JP OConnor with carbon nano tube dressing and quantum chips😂

[@louiseitner916]

Exactly. Comparing herself to God.

[@pluckybellhop66]

It always puzzled me that she said she was One. I'm probably wrong but I think when she said it she meant she was the first of her kind, like she was measuring her age not in years but by the order of her creator's successful machines.

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

Plucky Bellhop there were previous versions of her on the film actually

[@pnut3844able]

I think it means the singularity

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@istoleurfaceha3527 She had new appearances but her consciousness was the same one that Nathan had abused over time.

[@atenakehnaton3965]

Just took it as she has no way of knowing. No access to a clock or indication of how much time is passing. 1 continuous moment.

[@hunkyfunkyletsgetmonkey7464]

@@atenakehnaton3965 yessss. The best answer

[@Legendofmudkip]

Caleb is so structured and stiff in his first encounter with AVA

[@theQuestion626]

he is nervous. remember also he is trying to be objective, while also trying to impress his boss.

[@ThePokestopPapi]

Not like you meet artifically advanced robotic machines every day.

[@steverogers7601]

I know, what a nerd lol

[@chuckchucky8781]

Stiff? Yes, he is.

[@lamarjrrj]

Yeah

[@NoriMori1992]

1:59 I always wondered what the significance of this exchange was. She never confirms what unit of time she's referring to, and this is framed in a way that makes it look significant. So I thought it would come up later, but it never did.

[@Shadowman...]

I agree, could be that shes aware that she is the only one of her kind, but he did make a reference to time, so the mystery continues.

[@2degucitas]

Caleb begins and ends his time with Eva by looking thru glass.

[@solezeta1314]

The whole movie hits completely different on a rewatch when you know that she's basically manipulating him and Ethan knows it.

[@Tekel-Upharsin]

For those of you who liked Ex Machina, you might also enjoy a less popular film called "The Machine", which was released a year prior on a much lower budget (less than $2 million vs $15 million). It sadly didn't even turn a net profit, but it was really good and is worth watching.

[@Lmcbenn]

The actress who plays the machine is also a dancer

[@fTripleSharp]

Love that "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" music at the beginning.

[@smikkelbeer7890]

Imagine being the most brilliant computer scientist in the world and with all the tools available you choose to manage your thoughts with a huge unorganized mess of post-it notes on your wall.

[@johnames6430]

post-it notes can't be hacked

[@synkloites]

@@johnames6430 could've just used a big whiteboard, or a wall with a big paper roll, really there are a massive number of alternatives that are much better than sticky notes

[@coleflames]

Most brilliant minds we know of have lots of quirks and essentricities.

[@anthony1289]

@@synkloites I would say that maybe Nathan carries around a pad of post-its and writes down a random thought when he isn’t near his office. So when he gets to the office, it’s just easier to post it on the wall than to rewrite it on a white board.

[@mandingo9999998]

When she repeats 'One' for her age, I think she means a year like the first time she said it... why would a human give their age in days, so why would she?

[@quentinwach]

I think it is just a clear statement that - contrary to Caleb - she does not age. She just exists, she is, true, one.

[@solezeta1314]

I swear to God, the visual effects in this movie are just on another level

[@danhowell524]

When she says she's "one", I think of it as her software version... When developing something you can use the semantic versioning syntax major.minor.patch, and so up until this point Nathan had been still on version zero (eg, 0.89.124) but he was finally happy, and so released version 1.0.0 of her software... So when she's saying she's "one" I think she's just reciting her version. It shows Nathan's confidence in what he had built that he was willing to call this the first major version...

[@flippert0]

Whoa, this makes a lot of sense! I'm a SW developer myself and yes, release 1.0 is always the important milestone, not how much physical time has passed (well, for commercial projects it does, unfortunately ;-) )

[@annsky67]

Alicia is so worthy of an Oscar for this one …the level of her acting is phenomenal ❤

[@cloud9847]

One of my favorite movies.

[@MrLamrof]

Incredible movie. I thought he was in the driver seat with this engagement with her until I found what happened in the end.

[@crystalsandoval6537]

What happened at the end

[@jessicak3571]

the gaming geek stacy lopez In the end, she escaped and left Caleb and Nathan behind to die.

[@jamest5616]

General hux inspects his new droid

[@coin3720]

While Poe Dameron watches

[@DodgaOfficial]

It's so crazy, watching this a second time you can tell she is sizing him up, trying her best to figure out how to manipulate him

[@pauld205]

Jeez, i must see this movie. Same with Annihilation.

[@R2d2..]

The ending of the movie was so unexpected

[@bharathreddy9337]

terrific and profound in explanation.

[@MatteoGiombetti]

I know CGI is really advanced nowadays but how come does this look nothing like CGI ?! It looks so real ! Even the last avatar looks less realistic than this ! Breathtaking !

[@blakewhittington4336]

That's when you know they used it correctly when you can't tell

[@flippert0]

Ava utters 'only Nathan' with a certain amount of contempt.

[@michaelbruns449]

Like fifty years from now this profound haunting film will still seem futuristic and whether by accident or by design, the way Ava speaks, her mannerisms and demeanor, even the sound of her voice is like very similar to Rachael from the original Blade Runner, in all seriousness she even kinda looks like her, is there a thing called creative infringement?

[@NoopyP]

The pattern "- Hello. - Hi." happens very often when the second person is as overcome as this

[@Buckeye_4_Life_]

did anyone notice the "close encounters" theme ...?

[@CribNotes]

It's more Brian Eno music than "Close Encounters" music.

[@squamish4244]

Kinda weird thinking this sort of thing isn't that far off. You can talk to a 'grey box' today and it will make you think it is human.

[@bennetcatchpole]

Such a literal depiction of the uncanny valley, and your poor boy Caleb just has to go and fall head first into the bottom of it. Poor guy.

[@emmeerre5801]

I ve never seen a robot playing as an actor as well as Ava 🤖😌

[@vegetasolo1221]

This is awesome

[@MemeRaider]

Android 17 and 18 are gonna be real life threats in 2070 Mark my words

[@CJLOVE23]

@@MemeRaider Futurist Ray Kurzweil predicted 2045

[@technologic21]

Kubrick would be proud of this movie.

[@MrLamrof]

The bad guy of this movie is the rich guy.

[@deanlayman9200]

I like her odd head and eye movements

[@Sizifus]

I always thought "yes, at some point the machines will gain sentience" but this movie introduced me to a surprisingly simple concept of "how can you tell if it's sentient? would it even matter if you thought you could?" GPT-3 learning algorithm is possibly the most advanced AI system at this point in time and it is already capable of mastering multiple of tasks that require high level of intelligence and yet we wouldn't call it alive when introduced directly, but if it was chatting with you or talking through a phone, it is very likely you'd mistake it for another human. Maybe in the end, AI no matter how advanced will always be just a machine that will never be self aware, or maybe at the point of its true sentience it already had fooled us in believing it was sentient long before the revelation happened and be at the point of intelligence that is far beyond our comprehension?

[@bully33]

And here we are today. It’s going fast

[@subliminalfalllenangel2108]

The problem is that we don't even know to true nature of consciousness. We know nothing!

[@p930racer]

A reminder that intelligence can exist without human empathy, a morality tale that if you create an artificial intelligence, it could still have traits we don't desire like sociopathy/psychopathy.

[@bottlewaddle6677]

KIND OF WANT TO WATCH THIS AGAIN FOR THE SIXTH SENSE TYPE OF VIBE

[@seanl2930]

These two nerding out

[@fedvvvv]

Amazing film.

[@AimlessThunder]

Lara Croft

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

el apagon and dont muck my words EL APAGON.

[@yanecphilipp3354]

Poor Caleb

[@saturdaysequalsyouth]

Maybe I need to rewatch this

[@azzamatic4190]

wow it's like he was born and raised in America

[@JanetStarChild]

uh.. ..What?

[@pluckybellhop66]

Lmao mmkay

[@TheSHJGaming]

The actor is British, but many british actors can do a superb american accent. Take Hugh Laurie in House, there was no hint of a british accent there for 177 episodes.

[@andywaxton3693]

SHJ Gaming Gleeson is actually Irish.

[@TheSHJGaming]

Yep, you're right. I only found this out a couple of days ago but I suppose my point still stands.

[@josephrathbourne1418]

It has no empathy.

[@reing8121]

Do you think she is running GPT4 or GPT5

[@timbuktu777]

GPT20

[@visualsforyou7120]

*SPOILERS* 1:59 I think this foreshadows the reveal that Ava's attraction towards Caleb is programmed. It seems like she was programmed to say only one response, "one," since Nathan assumed there wouldn't be much inquiry about her age. We always assume that somebody's unit of age is in years, so he put no effort into having her elaborate.

[@Planetyyyy]

I thought she was just AI? For your comment to be true, she would have to have been programmed manually

[@paulkelly6160]

I'm curious about Caleb NOT talking about Ava being one, with Nathan.

[@PotterLatina]

0:54 *Direct-IVA* & Wall•E 🤖

[@ghjjkl7874]

this is so peak OMG

[@thomasputting8004]

Nerd fails turing test against female robot

[@christiankylerelano5895]

No wonder David married Ava...

[@flippert0]

^this, lol!

[@imsorry5365]

Can this be an example of transactional model of communication?

[@IamMarjoree]

Special effects

[@claudioarce5407]

AI-Caleb, Yes? AI -You're a bore

[@sujaysingh4662]

what is name of soundtrack started at 2:08

[@jacobl7451]

she speaks better than Mark Zuckerberg

[@RollsRoyceOfficial]

DETROIT BECOME HUMAN

[@hungrymon7887]

Where did she come by flirting, coyness, and a sense of superiority?

[@jpoconnor2857]

Is her full name Ava Maria von bronn

[@oloxhossono1956]

I’m one One what? one year? or one day- *One.*

[@pinkykitty3170]

Caleb kinda looks like Calum Worthy to me

[@andeace23]

its still weird to hear my name in a movie

[@Drehirth]

COME ON CALEB!

[@thomasputting8004]

How can the creator of these robots be outsmarted by his own creations

[@anthony1289]

My theory is bc ppl contradict themselves..

[@deileewinwin2089]

Alicia V🩷🤖

[@deadgiveaway-z3i]

detroit become human anyone

[@joshuawaring4180]

Muller-Fall, the piece of paper such an overrated game

[@hitlerswetpussy1736]

Joshua Waring You are instantly very uncool for saying that

[@lvx4408]

I love this exchange, but I keep getting the nagging feeling that it is cut short. I would have liked it to continue for a little longer.

[@dan_hitchman007]

See the movie.

[@Paraprax]

I felt like that about many scenes in the film, but after many viewings I've come to love that aspect of it - the editing makes it feel like a fragmentary record we're lucky to see at all. The beings of the distant future may never know exactly how the Singularity began(alluded to by Nathan talking about how the AIs will see 21st century humans the way we saw pre-human cavemen), so even a gap-filled 2-hour reel like this would be priceless revelation, with lingering mysteries about how certain days or conversations may have played out in full.

[@yrenalantigua301]

Exmachina

[@God-q6x]

You guys in the weird room all day to come out?

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

el memija

[@yahu5988]

Caleb was not a logical candidate because his reaction was forseeable To test an AI objectively and more true to life it requires someone more skeptical and logical Someone more critical So why was he chosen anyway because he isnt strong enough so its no surprise that it would all resolve like this

[@johansmallberries9874]

I think Caleb was just a first pass, a lob pitch to Eva. Nathan didn’t think much of him and picked him because his internet pattern was vanilla, predictable and boring. Just a “good guy” that wouldn’t inadvertently start the robot revolution.

[@MrLipgut]

Camel toe on a robot? Are they deliberately trying to confuse us?

[@MrAlkylation]

🤣

[@tavonlachapelle5057]

i tried doing the same thing with a new ai app it started out ok but it was not as evolved

[@wrmty56413]

I wonder if she based her performance on Sophia

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

i so sorry i treat you like a kiddo game your life.

[@roxettekulig2864]

let's be friends 🙂💛

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

notice how she eva manipulated by ali...right. but actually he is being manipulating her" ADOLFO HILTLER.".

[@threeone6012]

In 20 or 30 years this type of robot will exist. Look out.

[@joshuawaring4180]

Sophia??

[@janielsewell667]

Is she messed up like that because of the guys who created her or was she always like this. I haven't watched it, only short clips. They paint her as a villainess and not a victim. Was she being abused?

[@timdoyon1964]

I love this movie, and when I watched it for the first time, I fell completely in love with Ava. She is beautiful for sure, but her voice and her sexiness... even as a robot, was intoxicating. It made me truly question whether or not a human could actually fall in love with a robot. And, the more I thought about it, the more I decided that it was highly possible. I mean, when it comes to Ava, what’s not to love? Poor Caleb, however, was played like a fiddle, and it cost him dearly in the end. Ava could play me any day. She is amazing! 🥰😍❤️

[@dovisizuniga3668]

uhhhh

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

this is emma smith my wife ...but what is she doing with mohamed?

[@PopExpo]

I would be very aware I'm speaking to a machine doing an impression of a woman. Nathan needs to tone down the creepiness level on her.

[@mayr.9012]

Español como la 1er parte??

[@mstyres00]

Many, many years from now,this film will look primitive.

[@sudhirpatel7620]

A BEAUTIFUL FEMALE PRETENDING TO BE A ROBOT IS EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE.

[@whatshisname3304]

that's sort of clever, did you mean it to be?

[@CJLOVE23]

that’s sort of -clever- creepy, did you mean it to be?

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

if they didnt destroyed or confuse joseph smith, where is your gran craciness going? 2 nephi 21 the seam of Jessy Isaias 11 ...in the name of jesus amen.

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

quantum bits ..cannot be use unrighteous ...

[@josevasquez-ju8rb]

it funtion when it pricipals are innore to a great deception. joseph smith.

[@josephpaladion235]

She cant be pleased..it doesn't feel emotion

[@m3mario]

Ela Toumi Nope. You have a Hollywood understanding of AI.

[@hitlerswetpussy1736]

m4mario Is it not possible for A.I to progress so far that they can develop sentience? Emotion possibly?

[@Otaku155]

This is not the Touring test; in order for it to be the Touring test, the tester and subject cannot see each other.

[@MrAlkylation]

they said this in the movie