The Machine (2013)
They rise. We fall.
Director: Caradog W. James · Writer: Caradog W. James
Already deep into a second Cold War, Britain’s Ministry of Defense seeks a game-changing weapon. Programmer Vincent McCarthy unwittingly provides an answer in The Machine, a super-strong human cyborg. When a programming bug causes the prototype to decimate his lab, McCarthy takes his obsessive efforts underground, far away from inquisitive eyes.
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Director
Caradog W. James
Cast
Caity Lotz
Ava 
Toby Stephens
Vincent McCarthy 
Denis Lawson
Thomson 
Sam Hazeldine
James 
Pooneh Hajimohammadi
Suri 
Jonathan Byrne
Tim 
Jade Croot
Mary 
John-Paul Macleod
Paul Dawson (as John Paul Macleod) 
Helen Griffin
Paul Dawson's Mother 
Siwan Morris
Lucy 
Nicola Reynolds
Joan
Alan Low
Assassin User Reviews (2)
**Creating an artificial intelligence, but its intelligence beyond expected's the issue.** Maybe the films about artificial intelligence that were made in the last 5 years might outnumber to those were made before that for centuries. Especially there are lots of B movies on this theme and some of them surpassed the film critics and the film fanatics' expectations. Here is another one, but this is a British film. Though one thing I don't understand is, in all these films they make the same mistakes. I mean the film characters recognising the AI as one of us which leads to a major disaster. Sets in the future, when the Chinese aggression towards the Taiwan made the west, especially Britain to counteract them in the region, they decide to build a most advanced AI. But when the scientist creates beyond what the military needed, the conflict of interest surface among them. From this, wh…
A disaster ... the effects are good, but the plot is very **forced** and closed ... very trite the subject of AI that becomes human ... there are other titles even recent that far exceed it, starting with "Yo Robot" (_to which does not even reach the heels_)!
