The cover looked cool so I watched just based on that and it was an amazing movie. I felt that I just stumbled on a gem in a pile of crap movies. I would recommend it.
Here's what the movie is about. Spoiler Alert. Frank was placed in a life support machine just like his father was. The room with the AI is the machine keeping his brain alive and interacting with him. The dreams were his last moments before he died, intertwined with the best moment of his life when he met the love of his life at the coffee shop. The prison was when the AI would interact with his mind taking him away / awakening him from his dream state. In order for him to leave the prison / AI interaction he had to change one part of his dream, the waitress's / coffee shop owner's name, thus keeping him in that dream state (and possibly his brain not interacting with the AI anymore).
In my opinion, the ending is real, like when at the end the reporters where talking about the end of the regime, the bombs etc all happend for real, it was not just a resistance it was a legit fall of an empire, i think the ending was either memory of his friend. The a.i was legit his friend, he gained self awarness. Plus he prob was not the only ai out there. The whole concept was where the gov was totally ai. Either way loved the movie.
The government was definitely not total AI. As told by reporters at the end, government workers abandoned the prisons two years prior. This prison was one of "many black ops sites" abandoned. They said Frank was the only known survivor and two hundred (or something) diseased prisoners have been found. They mentioned the name of the previous president that led all these human rights violations.
And none of that was real. It was all in the chamber. That 'exposition' was just part of the interrogation programme. He never actually escaped, and having given the computer the location of the USB followed by the ending with the Howard-cam, it shows it ends with him still in the chamber, but happy and thinking he's met love. The bad guys got what they needed for him, and instead of torturing him for all eternity as they could have chosen to do, they gave him eternal happiness as he died. The ending of the movie was the end of the interrogation, which also signalled the end of his life. The entire movie took place within his mind, as he lay on a table probed and dying. The ISN never fell, and because he gave up the location of the virus thinking he had finally escaped, now it never will. I want to see a sequel to this movie.
@@jamielonsdale3018 this is exactly what I got out of the end as well when I saw howard i was like NOOOOO!!!!! Lmao hence why they call it Infinity chamber
@@jamielonsdale3018 I completely 100% agree while at the same time I do like how the director ended it not stating what exactly happened so really it's left to the viewer to interpret so there isn't any 100% real ending it's all debatable which is to me a perfect ending, one that the viewer can decide
The first time he escaped the chamber (which was not real), the path to the outside as well as the outside itself, looked very similar to the second time he escaped. In both the cell is underground and in some kind of desert. So if the second time was real, how come his mind (in the first escape) constructed the actual reality without knowing about what it was like, since he did not know where he and his cell was. So I think both escapes are unreal.
Excellent thinking. The truth is actually revealed at the end of the movie when Howard says that he is a life support operator. Frank is the old man dying that was kept alive for 4 months, and he's dreaming the whole movie. Waitress is his wife when they first met. You can also see by the old computer buttons, when he "escapes" at the end, that the computer controls from his real life memory was actually very old. Not really what you would expect in a futuristic timeline where AI is really controlling the prisons.
Just saw it today and it was amazing. Spoiler: I think that Howard won because he made him believe that he escaped at the end so he would show him the chip.
Brilliant Ending. The moviegoer is left in the same position as the detainee. You don't know what to believe, Nothing is 100% each outcome is debatable. That's what I think the director's goal was. really it's left up to the viewer to decide what the ending really is. Either he escaped and Found Love or He's still in the chamber. Perfect ending 😁👍🔟/🔟
Vishway Seetaram I think he was 0laying the role of his father's memories of his life before they hooked him up to the life support system. Otherwise, what would the point have been of relating that to Frank's experience in the prison room which they referrer to as an LSO (life support operator). Not that hard to put these two things together if you think about it. When the father dies by asking to be taken off LSO the memories changed a little bit but for much better and that was because the father had lived his life and was much happier after passing away rather than being hooked up to the LSO
Once HOWARD new he lied, I think the LSO tricked him into thinking he left the room and he led them straight to the virus chip he had created. However, HOWARD maintained his duties and kept him alive only in his mind and is living out life through his mind based of previous knowledge and memories. Cause he would have died if he stayed in that room and by telling the LSO, HOWARD, that he knew what was up all along about knowing his reason for being there but lied about it, the LSO created a reality where Frank thinks he really escaped and by doing so lead them right to the virus chip. Ultimately they both got what they wanted. They foreshadowed this earlier in the film bout his Father being kept alive longer than he really should have. He could have really escape but based on all the foreshadowing and the way the movie unfolds, especially the first attempt to escape, its highly unlikely. He might not have never been in a room to begin with. The whole thing could’ve been in his mind. It’s was also weird that everything was a liquid diet for him just like a vegetable in the hospital much like his Father’s last years.
That's the beauty of this movie The moviegoer is left in the same position as the detainee. You don't know what to believe, Nothing is 100% each outcome is debatable. That's what I think the director's goal was. really it's left up to the viewer to decide what the ending really is. Either he escaped and Found Love or He's still in the chamber. Perfect ending 😁👍🔟/🔟
Thanks for the review man... *spoiler explanation* the machine knew tactics of it's own and was relentless until "the prisoner gave the "location" away (imho)
Spoiler Alert. Frank was placed in a life support machine just like his father was. The room with the AI is the machine keeping his brain alive and interacting with him. The dreams were his last moments before he died, intertwined with the best moment of his life when he met the love of his life at the coffee shop. The prison was when the AI would interact with his mind taking him away / awakening him from his dream state. In order for him to leave the prison / AI interaction he had to change one part of his dream, the waitress's / coffee shop owner's name, thus keeping him in that dream state (and possibly his brain not interacting with the AI anymore).
Spoiler Alert: Once HOWARD new he lied, I think the LSO tricked him into thinking he left the room and he led them straight to the virus chip he had created. However, HOWARD maintained his duties and kept him alive only in his mind and is living out life through his mind based of previous knowledge and memories. Cause he would have died if he stayed in that room and by telling the LSO, HOWARD, that he knew what was up all along about knowing his reason for being there but lied about it, the LSO created a reality where Frank thinks he really escaped and by doing so lead them right to the virus chip. Ultimately they both got what they wanted. They foreshadowed this earlier in the film bout his Father being kept alive longer than he really should have. He could have really escape but based on all the foreshadowing and the way the movie unfolds, especially the first attempt to escape, its highly unlikely. He might not have never been in a room to begin with. The whole thing could’ve been in his mind. It’s was also weird that everything was a liquid diet for him just like a vegetable in the hospital much like his Father’s last years.
Just finished watching this movie on Netflix. Better review than I expected, you had some insightful commentary on the movie. I agree that the ending was a little ambiguous as to what you're supposed to take away from the scene. I also wanted a little more story on the outside world and felt like they could've taken out some of the repetative scenes to add that in but overall it was surprisingly good.
The movie is like Edge of Tomorrow with Tom Cruise but I have no idea what the ending meant; whether he saved Howard or whether he ended up accepting the dream state as his reality like the "Inception reality of old people" I really don't understand. I feel like they could of done a better job portraying their final result. Otherwise, great movie with confusing and thoughtful plots.
He never escaped, and ending up getting beaten by the AI. As a result, the fall of the ISN was also just partbof the interrogation programme, and never actually happened. Now knowing the location of the Resistances virus, they never will.
This is a gym because you do not see this sort of story writing nowadays. Everything is explosions and mindless action. This director told a brilliant story with the main setting being in one room, brilliant storytelling. You don't need action and explosions to make a good story
he's still in the chamber at the end. he traded the information about where the virus was so that he could continue to live in his fantasy forever (Howard was a life support operator, similar to the story he conveyed about his dad being on life support but wanting to die). the chick (Gabby) was working with him (that's why they kept joking about her knowing his name). and why they showed her in the cell too, because they caught her as well. (+-, I'd have to process it more to iron out all of the details, but that's the short of it).
This is actually one of many intepretations, which may seem rather obscure, dark, but I guess is up to each one to choose to believe in a happy ending or search deeper and maybe find the dark end. But makes a lot of sense, because of the underlying story about his dad, it kinda reminds me of sucker punch,where stuff is not what it looks like.
Spoiler Alert. Frank was placed in a life support machine just like his father was. The room with the AI is the machine keeping his brain alive and interacting with him. The dreams were his last moments before he died, intertwined with the best moment of his life when he met the love of his life at the coffee shop. The prison was when the AI would interact with his mind taking him away / awakening him from his dream state. In order for him to leave the prison / AI interaction he had to change one part of his dream, the waitress's / coffee shop owner's name, thus keeping him in that dream state (and possibly his brain not interacting with the AI anymore).
So a different interpretation is that showing Gabby in the cell at the end was showing that Gabby in his mind was Howard and Howard/Gabby are trapped there. That or the program wore the main character down until it won the info.
I believe (spoiler alert) that the food he was eating was somehow connected to the whole story. I mean what better way than to poison his food source with hallucinogens. He plans escape, drug him, he dreams escape, wakes up in the same place. Repeat. I mean he had to be tripping on something to see the girl on the room with him. Welcome to the future of incarceration.
Thought the same! That drinking and eating anything in a place like that is rather dangerous, because may contain poisons, hallucionogens or drugs to keep him dumbed down.
My take is Frank knows he can't escape the simulation and knowingly surrenders the USB drive or an actual fake memory of the USB and accepts his new life with Gabby. Knowing if his body can't be free at least his mind can be. Both escapes had the same interior of the prison, just different exteriors based on the coffee shop photos we as the audience can know for a fact he never escaped but Frank knows he doesn't need to anymore he has Gabby and gave the ISN what they wanted
i think frank is on life support. an induced coma of some sort. everything in the movie seems to symbolize life support................makes sense. any feedback?
Yeah I definitely think Frank is on life support, the LSO keeping him alive, the food and drinks are like what you might get through feeding tubes. I think Frank is in a coma and dying but being kept alive but he wants out, he wants to die but he is confused and doesn't know he is on life support or dying. I feel like the infinity chamber is inside his head, like when he escapes and all the times he goes to the cafe its like a mixed up bad dream or hallucination. It kinda reminds me more of Vanilla Sky in a way more than Edge of Tomorrow. Both times when he escapes the infinity chamber its really really bright too like when you are dying you supposedly see a bright light, the fact that the inside of the infinity chamber is all black kind of reminds me of the inside of a coffin or a funeral home or something like that. Maybe a metaphor for his current state of mind "being in the dark" Then when he finally turns off the LSO and really escapes but this time its for real but he really dies this time?
Hi I`m from Egypt, and just watched the movie and came here looking for answers :) It is an incredibly good movie considering that it has no superstars nor huge budget the acting was great, and the story is really capturing thanks for the review and wish you all the best
There just needs to be more said about the chemistry between him and Gabby. Are people lacking souls anymore? They are so totally in it with each other its heartwarming and they're just acting. I love this film regardless but it's my favourite film because of the protagonists.
at the beggining you can see clearly howard is somebody the voice is diference and despite you dont see him, we listen his voice differecen and typing in a keyboard, the voice is filtered later in the room, also spike in a more human way. in some point in the movie that change o something more robotic machine, dont know exactly the purpose.
I think he was 0laying the role of his father's memories of his life before they hooked him up to the life support system. Otherwise, what would the point have been of relating that to Frank's experience in the prison room which they referrer to as an LSO (life support operator). Not that hard to put these two things together if you think about it. When the father dies by asking to be taken off LSO the memories changed a little bit but for much better and that was because the father had lived his life and was much happier and finally at peace after passing away rather than being hooked up to the LSO
He kept saying you gotta let me out. Maybe frank leaving the prison cell was his father's soul leaving his body when they unplugged him to let him pass
Its very clear what they intended the ending to mean. But I guess that reflects real life- Your eating a softice and it tastes so good but then you find out it has been mixed with sand and your illusion is broken. But dammit some of us want to dream. damn... ok.
(In Spanish) El género de esta inusual película estadounidense es difícil de definir. La acción de esta terrorífica distopía transcurre en un futuro lejano, en un país totalitario donde el comportamiento y las lealtades de los ciudadanos están controlados por la inteligencia artificial. El personaje principal (y casi único) de la película está encarcelado, debido a un error informático, en una celda de una prisión donde su guardián es un programa informático interactivo especializado. A través de la interacción con el programa, el protagonista tiene que averiguar la razón de su encarcelamiento y, tal vez, la forma de su liberación. La película es un recordatorio de algunas tendencias reales en el mundo, especialmente en los países totalitarios. De los "campos de concentración digitales" creados por China en la Región Autónoma Uigur de Xinjiang a la situación descrita en la película hay sólo un paso. Recomiendo ver esta película, ya que refleja con la mayor exactitud el espíritu de la época, nuestras ansiedades y temores en el contexto de la actual situación mundial.
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The cover looked cool so I watched just based on that and it was an amazing movie. I felt that I just stumbled on a gem in a pile of crap movies. I would recommend it.
Cant be more right. Brave soul to take jt on just based the cover
Here's what the movie is about.
Spoiler Alert.
Frank was placed in a life support machine just like his father was. The room with the AI is the machine keeping his brain alive and interacting with him. The dreams were his last moments before he died, intertwined with the best moment of his life when he met the love of his life at the coffee shop. The prison was when the AI would interact with his mind taking him away / awakening him from his dream state. In order for him to leave the prison / AI interaction he had to change one part of his dream, the waitress's / coffee shop owner's name, thus keeping him in that dream state (and possibly his brain not interacting with the AI anymore).
In my opinion, the ending is real, like when at the end the reporters where talking about the end of the regime, the bombs etc all happend for real, it was not just a resistance it was a legit fall of an empire, i think the ending was either memory of his friend. The a.i was legit his friend, he gained self awarness. Plus he prob was not the only ai out there. The whole concept was where the gov was totally ai. Either way loved the movie.
The government was definitely not total AI. As told by reporters at the end, government workers abandoned the prisons two years prior.
This prison was one of "many black ops sites" abandoned. They said Frank was the only known survivor and two hundred (or something) diseased prisoners have been found.
They mentioned the name of the previous president that led all these human rights violations.
And none of that was real. It was all in the chamber. That 'exposition' was just part of the interrogation programme. He never actually escaped, and having given the computer the location of the USB followed by the ending with the Howard-cam, it shows it ends with him still in the chamber, but happy and thinking he's met love.
The bad guys got what they needed for him, and instead of torturing him for all eternity as they could have chosen to do, they gave him eternal happiness as he died. The ending of the movie was the end of the interrogation, which also signalled the end of his life. The entire movie took place within his mind, as he lay on a table probed and dying. The ISN never fell, and because he gave up the location of the virus thinking he had finally escaped, now it never will.
I want to see a sequel to this movie.
@@jamielonsdale3018 this is exactly what I got out of the end as well when I saw howard i was like NOOOOO!!!!! Lmao hence why they call it Infinity chamber
@@jamielonsdale3018 I completely 100% agree while at the same time I do like how the director ended it not stating what exactly happened so really it's left to the viewer to interpret so there isn't any 100% real ending it's all debatable which is to me a perfect ending, one that the viewer can decide
The first time he escaped the chamber (which was not real), the path to the outside as well as the outside itself, looked very similar to the second time he escaped. In both the cell is underground and in some kind of desert. So if the second time was real, how come his mind (in the first escape) constructed the actual reality without knowing about what it was like, since he did not know where he and his cell was. So I think both escapes are unreal.
Excellent thinking. The truth is actually revealed at the end of the movie when Howard says that he is a life support operator. Frank is the old man dying that was kept alive for 4 months, and he's dreaming the whole movie. Waitress is his wife when they first met. You can also see by the old computer buttons, when he "escapes" at the end, that the computer controls from his real life memory was actually very old. Not really what you would expect in a futuristic timeline where AI is really controlling the prisons.
I think that the 2nd escape he's actually dead because he switched off Howard meaning he's no longer use LSO
Both escapes are false
Trivia: The old man who finds him in the mountains is the directors' dad.
How?
Just saw it today and it was amazing. Spoiler:
I think that Howard won because he made him believe that he escaped at the end so he would show him the chip.
Brilliant Ending.
The moviegoer is left in the same position as the detainee.
You don't know what to believe,
Nothing is 100% each outcome is debatable.
That's what I think the director's goal was.
really it's left up to the viewer to decide what the ending really is.
Either he escaped and Found Love or He's still in the chamber.
Perfect ending 😁👍🔟/🔟
Ending part it's like he is still in that room..
Vishway Seetaram I honestly think he never leaves the room.
Vishway Seetaram I think he was 0laying the role of his father's memories of his life before they hooked him up to the life support system. Otherwise, what would the point have been of relating that to Frank's experience in the prison room which they referrer to as an LSO (life support operator). Not that hard to put these two things together if you think about it. When the father dies by asking to be taken off LSO the memories changed a little bit but for much better and that was because the father had lived his life and was much happier after passing away rather than being hooked up to the LSO
Once HOWARD new he lied, I think the LSO tricked him into thinking he left the room and he led them straight to the virus chip he had created.
However, HOWARD maintained his duties and kept him alive only in his mind and is living out life through his mind based of previous knowledge and memories. Cause he would have died if he stayed in that room and by telling the LSO, HOWARD, that he knew what was up all along about knowing his reason for being there but lied about it, the LSO created a reality where Frank thinks he really escaped and by doing so lead them right to the virus chip.
Ultimately they both got what they wanted. They foreshadowed this earlier in the film bout his Father being kept alive longer than he really should have.
He could have really escape but based on all the foreshadowing and the way the movie unfolds, especially the first attempt to escape, its highly unlikely.
He might not have never been in a room to begin with. The whole thing could’ve been in his mind. It’s was also weird that everything was a liquid diet for him just like a vegetable in the hospital much like his Father’s last years.
That's the beauty of this movie
The moviegoer is left in the same position as the detainee.
You don't know what to believe,
Nothing is 100% each outcome is debatable.
That's what I think the director's goal was.
really it's left up to the viewer to decide what the ending really is.
Either he escaped and Found Love or He's still in the chamber.
Perfect ending 😁👍🔟/🔟
Thanks for the review man...
*spoiler explanation*
the machine knew tactics of it's own and was relentless until "the prisoner gave the "location" away (imho)
Spoiler Alert.
Frank was placed in a life support machine just like his father was. The room with the AI is the machine keeping his brain alive and interacting with him. The dreams were his last moments before he died, intertwined with the best moment of his life when he met the love of his life at the coffee shop. The prison was when the AI would interact with his mind taking him away / awakening him from his dream state. In order for him to leave the prison / AI interaction he had to change one part of his dream, the waitress's / coffee shop owner's name, thus keeping him in that dream state (and possibly his brain not interacting with the AI anymore).
Oooooo, when was the location given away?? Now I have to watch this again.
Spoiler Alert:
Once HOWARD new he lied, I think the LSO tricked him into thinking he left the room and he led them straight to the virus chip he had created.
However, HOWARD maintained his duties and kept him alive only in his mind and is living out life through his mind based of previous knowledge and memories. Cause he would have died if he stayed in that room and by telling the LSO, HOWARD, that he knew what was up all along about knowing his reason for being there but lied about it, the LSO created a reality where Frank thinks he really escaped and by doing so lead them right to the virus chip.
Ultimately they both got what they wanted. They foreshadowed this earlier in the film bout his Father being kept alive longer than he really should have.
He could have really escape but based on all the foreshadowing and the way the movie unfolds, especially the first attempt to escape, its highly unlikely.
He might not have never been in a room to begin with. The whole thing could’ve been in his mind. It’s was also weird that everything was a liquid diet for him just like a vegetable in the hospital much like his Father’s last years.
Just finished watching this movie on Netflix. Better review than I expected, you had some insightful commentary on the movie. I agree that the ending was a little ambiguous as to what you're supposed to take away from the scene. I also wanted a little more story on the outside world and felt like they could've taken out some of the repetative scenes to add that in but overall it was surprisingly good.
The movie is like Edge of Tomorrow with Tom Cruise but I have no idea what the ending meant; whether he saved Howard or whether he ended up accepting the dream state as his reality like the "Inception reality of old people" I really don't understand. I feel like they could of done a better job portraying their final result. Otherwise, great movie with confusing and thoughtful plots.
He never escaped, and ending up getting beaten by the AI. As a result, the fall of the ISN was also just partbof the interrogation programme, and never actually happened. Now knowing the location of the Resistances virus, they never will.
Holy crap you guys are awesome! Never knew that other people looked this deeply into movies.
This is a gym because you do not see this sort of story writing nowadays.
Everything is explosions and mindless action.
This director told a brilliant story with the main setting being in one room, brilliant storytelling.
You don't need action and explosions to make a good story
Here is my question on the ending:
SPOILERS:
Was Frank just in a coma on life support this whole time and he remembered it as his dad?
He's still in that room till this day.
he's still in the chamber at the end. he traded the information about where the virus was so that he could continue to live in his fantasy forever (Howard was a life support operator, similar to the story he conveyed about his dad being on life support but wanting to die). the chick (Gabby) was working with him (that's why they kept joking about her knowing his name). and why they showed her in the cell too, because they caught her as well. (+-, I'd have to process it more to iron out all of the details, but that's the short of it).
This is actually one of many intepretations, which may seem rather obscure, dark, but I guess is up to each one to choose to believe in a happy ending or search deeper and maybe find the dark end.
But makes a lot of sense, because of the underlying story about his dad, it kinda reminds me of sucker punch,where stuff is not what it looks like.
Spoiler Alert.
Frank was placed in a life support machine just like his father was. The room with the AI is the machine keeping his brain alive and interacting with him. The dreams were his last moments before he died, intertwined with the best moment of his life when he met the love of his life at the coffee shop. The prison was when the AI would interact with his mind taking him away / awakening him from his dream state. In order for him to leave the prison / AI interaction he had to change one part of his dream, the waitress's / coffee shop owner's name, thus keeping him in that dream state (and possibly his brain not interacting with the AI anymore).
Good Review Keep it up
He’s basically I think I’m my opinion; is that he is on life support maybe the cheapest version of it
So a different interpretation is that showing Gabby in the cell at the end was showing that Gabby in his mind was Howard and Howard/Gabby are trapped there.
That or the program wore the main character down until it won the info.
I watched this last night, pretty good film, this a great review!
good movie... just finished it I was a bit confused abt what had happened to the regime and was he still in the prison at the end!
infinity chamber is a much better name than insomnio
I believe (spoiler alert) that the food he was eating was somehow connected to the whole story. I mean what better way than to poison his food source with hallucinogens. He plans escape, drug him, he dreams escape, wakes up in the same place. Repeat. I mean he had to be tripping on something to see the girl on the room with him. Welcome to the future of incarceration.
Thought the same! That drinking and eating anything in a place like that is rather dangerous, because may contain poisons, hallucionogens or drugs to keep him dumbed down.
Good point because at the end they announced that frank was the only "Survivor" but all the hundreds of other prisoners died of disease supposedly
@@RealBeatzByBlaze they said deceased :/ prob due to starvation due to periods of it being shut down.
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Good review, a few details were off, and try not compare to other movies, it will only confuse people
My take is Frank knows he can't escape the simulation and knowingly surrenders the USB drive or an actual fake memory of the USB and accepts his new life with Gabby. Knowing if his body can't be free at least his mind can be.
Both escapes had the same interior of the prison, just different exteriors based on the coffee shop photos we as the audience can know for a fact he never escaped but Frank knows he doesn't need to anymore he has Gabby and gave the ISN what they wanted
i think frank is on life support. an induced coma of some sort. everything in the movie seems to symbolize life support................makes sense. any feedback?
Yeah I definitely think Frank is on life support, the LSO keeping him alive, the food and drinks are like what you might get through feeding tubes. I think Frank is in a coma and dying but being kept alive but he wants out, he wants to die but he is confused and doesn't know he is on life support or dying. I feel like the infinity chamber is inside his head, like when he escapes and all the times he goes to the cafe its like a mixed up bad dream or hallucination.
It kinda reminds me more of Vanilla Sky in a way more than Edge of Tomorrow. Both times when he escapes the infinity chamber its really really bright too like when you are dying you supposedly see a bright light, the fact that the inside of the infinity chamber is all black kind of reminds me of the inside of a coffin or a funeral home or something like that. Maybe a metaphor for his current state of mind "being in the dark"
Then when he finally turns off the LSO and really escapes but this time its for real but he really dies this time?
@@ocdmusic very interesting that helped a lot thanks !!!!
Groundhog Day. Lol.
Hi
I`m from Egypt, and just watched the movie and came here looking for answers :)
It is an incredibly good movie considering that it has no superstars nor huge budget
the acting was great, and the story is really capturing
thanks for the review and wish you all the best
8.5/10 . . . . for a B list movie. It was cool. Some parts were confusing but I enjoyed it for what it was. Main actor is great though.
Is there no chamber at all?! At the end the "Howard" camera isn't watching him. So, does that mean
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Saw this film today. And its Amazing. Never knew, people would love it so much. The crowd is awesome.
This movie is my nightmare
really?
Seth Rogan really looks different without his glasses lol
What was the significance of the scene with the girl in the cell ?
Yeah, there was the camera at the end.
There just needs to be more said about the chemistry between him and Gabby. Are people lacking souls anymore? They are so totally in it with each other its heartwarming and they're just acting. I love this film regardless but it's my favourite film because of the protagonists.
at the beggining you can see clearly howard is somebody the voice is diference and despite you dont see him, we listen his voice differecen and typing in a keyboard, the voice is filtered later in the room, also spike in a more human way. in some point in the movie that change o something more robotic machine, dont know exactly the purpose.
I think they should have added more of a background I was very confused at the beginning.
Maybe they wanted the viewers to be confused, so that they would experience the same confusion as the main character.
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Great review bud, keep them coming
Great work man!
I think he was 0laying the role of his father's memories of his life before they hooked him up to the life support system. Otherwise, what would the point have been of relating that to Frank's experience in the prison room which they referrer to as an LSO (life support operator). Not that hard to put these two things together if you think about it. When the father dies by asking to be taken off LSO the memories changed a little bit but for much better and that was because the father had lived his life and was much happier and finally at peace after passing away rather than being hooked up to the LSO
He kept saying you gotta let me out. Maybe frank leaving the prison cell was his father's soul leaving his body when they unplugged him to let him pass
Regardless this was an awesome movie and totally unexpected. I sure could go for some GOT damn waffles right now
Its very clear what they intended the ending to mean. But I guess that reflects real life- Your eating a softice and it tastes so good but then you find out it has been mixed with sand and your illusion is broken. But dammit some of us want to dream. damn... ok.
great vid!
Love the Review❤️
(In Spanish)
El género de esta inusual película estadounidense es difícil de definir. La acción de esta terrorífica distopía transcurre en un futuro lejano, en un país totalitario donde el comportamiento y las lealtades de los ciudadanos están controlados por la inteligencia artificial.
El personaje principal (y casi único) de la película está encarcelado, debido a un error informático, en una celda de una prisión donde su guardián es un programa informático interactivo especializado.
A través de la interacción con el programa, el protagonista tiene que averiguar la razón de su encarcelamiento y, tal vez, la forma de su liberación.
La película es un recordatorio de algunas tendencias reales en el mundo, especialmente en los países totalitarios. De los "campos de concentración digitales" creados por China en la Región Autónoma Uigur de Xinjiang a la situación descrita en la película hay sólo un paso.
Recomiendo ver esta película, ya que refleja con la mayor exactitud el espíritu de la época, nuestras ansiedades y temores en el contexto de la actual situación mundial.
You have a great voice. You should narrate books.
I was confused most of the time.. and the ending really didn’t fix any confusion at all
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I just watched this movie. I absolutely loved this. I especially enjoyed Howard.
Sub for this man ppl. Good review man keep them coming
Ending part it's like he is still in that room..