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Studio	Universal Pictures Film4 Productions DNA Films A24 Films
Blu-ray distributor	Lionsgate Films
Release date	Apr 10, 2015  Jan 21, 2015  May 08, 2015  May 07, 2015  Apr 23, 2015 All release dates  Apr 10, 2015  Jan 21, 2015  May 08, 2015  May 07, 2015  Apr 23, 2015  Jun 03, 2015  Feb 27, 2015  Jul 30, 2015  Mar 12, 2015  Apr 23, 2015  Apr 10, 2015  May 27, 2015  Apr 30, 2015  Apr 04, 2016  Apr 17, 2015  Mar 12, 2015  Apr 30, 2015  Jan 23, 2015  Jun 11, 2016  Apr 17, 2015  Mar 05, 2015  Apr 30, 2015  Apr 10, 2015  Mar 20, 2015  Apr 23, 2015  Jun 19, 2015  Jul 09, 2015  Jan 21, 2015  Mar 20, 2015  Apr 23, 2015  Apr 16, 2015  Mar 26, 2015 Collapse
Box office	$25,442,958   $36,869,414
Country	UK
Language	English
Runtime	108 min
Rated	R
Technical details	2.39:1

In the mountain retreat of a billionaire, a young man takes part in a strange experiment: testing artificial intelligence, housed in the body of a beautiful robot girl.

In the mountain retreat of a billionaire, a young man takes part in a strange experiment: testing artificial intelligence, housed in the body of a beautiful robot girl. (less)

Director: Alex Garland
Writer: Alex Garland
Starring: Domhnall Gleeson, Alicia Vikander, Sonoya Mizuno, Oscar Isaac, Corey Johnson, Claire Selby
Producer: Andrew Macdonald

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Review by Brian Orndorf, April 24, 2015

Alex Garland is an accomplished screenwriter, creating such works as “Dredd” and “Never Let Me Go.” He makes his directorial debut with “Ex Machina,” and the premise continues his fascination with isolation and doomsday events, only here the threat, or perhaps the cure-all, emerges in the form of artificial intelligence. A.I. is certainly familiar terrain for cinematic exploration, but Garland constructs something fascinating and unnerving with “Ex Machina,” feeling out numerous acts of manipulation with full attention to mood. While slowly paced, the feature isn’t dull, emerging as a potent s ...read more...

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