Release Year: 1999
Matrix, The
- A: 3.4
- Q: 4.6
- R: 4.1
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The film explores various themes in cognitive science such as perception and evolution. -
Man uses meditation to escape his mental illness. -
A humanoid hunter starts to wonder what it means to be alive, whether life is born or manufactured. -
A Dark Song is ultimately an investigation of the transformative nature of forgiveness. But it takes you to that inexplicable contemplation quite unexpectedly. -
An eleven-year-old's five basic emotions are characters living in her head, and they color her experiences and her memories as she navigates a family move. -
A young coder gets invited to visit the world's leading search engine company, but is surprised to be asked to evaluate the human qualities of a new AI. -
This movie deals with the question of what constitutes conscious being. In the film, Chappie says "I am consciousness, I am alive, I am Chappie." -
A wealthy man transplants his mind into a young donor's body, but the procedure is imperfect, and the man begins seeing signs of body's mysterious origin. -
Quantum scientists discover a means to transfer motor skills and experiences between people, creating a collective mind that challenges our idea of the self. -
it's about peak experience and what it means to be human -
A woman in dire financial distress in a dystopian future chooses to have her consciousness transferred into a younger body to keep her career. -
A psychology/philosophy of mind narrative about a man's psychological collapse as every member of society appears to homogenize into repeated units. -
Jacq Vaucan is an insurance agent of ROC robotics corporation who investigates cases of robots violating their primary protocols against harming humans. -
A sci-fi thriller intended to draw a contrast between rational and emotional decision making, wrapped-up in a suspenseful tale of alien artificial intelligence. -
A clerk in a government agency finds his unenviable life takes a turn for the horrific with the arrival of a new co-worker -
Lack of emotions, bipolar characters, use of drugs and placebos, social experimentation. -
A coder experiences psychological issues while he works on a philosophical problem disguised as a program and falls in love with a Virtual Reality world. -
The movie's subtitle says it all: An Animated Conversation with Noam Chomsky.
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