Ex Machina Was Way Ahead of Its Time

Ex Machina is one of those movies that has only gotten more interesting with time. Alex Garland's sci-fi thriller takes a simple setup a programmer, a billionaire, and an artificial intelligence named Ava and turns it into one of the most tense and fascinating AI movies ever made. In this review, I talk about why Ex Machina still works so well, Alicia Vikander and Oscar Isaac's performances, the incredible atmosphere, and why the movie feels even more relevant today than when it was released. What do you think of Ex Machina? And who do you think was actually in control by the end?