Review of Ex Machina (2015) by Karl-Erikmills — 20 Apr 2015
"They just don't make movies like they used to" is commonly said these days which is all too true. What Ex Machina has done is create a new way of making movies, a better way then "the good ol' days".
Between the entrancing performances, the eerie forest retreat and the physcological horror that makes you question your own existence, this movie has made history and launched us into a new age of filmmaking, helmed so far by Alex Garland, the debut director of Ex Machina.
The film bottled up so much feeling and suspense that it was hard to comprehend, a strength lacked by Blomkamp's Chappie. The simple truth is that Ex Machina is an honest movie, and although it isn't the better than classics like Pulp Fiction and Citizen Kane, it is perfect for what it is.
This review of Ex Machina (2015) was written by Karl-Erikmills on 20 Apr 2015.
Ex Machina has generally received very positive reviews.
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