Artificial Intelligence in cinema. AI cinema beyond “Terminator” dystopias, films like “Subservience” and “Her” that explore what happens when artificial minds get genuinely creative, curious, or catastrophically human.
From “Black Mirror” episodes that became cultural touchstones to “Megan” asking what makes consciousness real.
Whether it’s psychological thrillers like “The Machine” where you can’t tell human from artificial, horror films like “Upgrade” that make technology truly terrifying, or thought-provoking pieces like “Archive 81” that blur the line between programmed behavior and genuine emotion.
Remember when “Ex Machina” won an Oscar and proved that AI films could be both intellectually stimulating and visually stunning? We dive into AI movies that treat artificial intelligence as more than a plot device, as a character, as a commentary, as a catalyst for exploring what makes us fundamentally human.
The Predator (2018) review: Shane Black swaps the hunt for jokes. Our take on the cast, the comedy and where to watch it now.
“Life Like” is one of the best-underrated sci-fi movies about life like robots. Henry, a robot, is given to a couple to help them out at home
An investor in a VR startup discovers that the reality the company provides isn’t virtual. Empathy Inc is for lovers of films like Possessor.
A Netflix movie with a woman held captive in a smart house called Tau. A sci-fi thriller movie + the Tau trailer. Stars Maika Monroe.
