Movies are more than just action-packed blockbusters with explosions and superheroes; they alter individuals and implant ideas in the minds of their audiences through their central message. For example, the movie Joker wasnt a hero VS villain film where the villain used superpowers to battle the hero and wreak havoc on New York City. It demonstrated the stark disparity between the wealthy and the poor, the fortunate and the unfortunate, and how mental illness may affect a persons morality and value system. Therefore, watching movies is more than simply a fun and entertaining activity; it also has a crucial impact on how we perceive the world and the collective consciousness.
These days, terminologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science are frequently used. And in the years to come, understanding it and its worth will be more critical than ever. There is some truth in these films even though they frequently exaggerate for dramatic effects, such as in the Terminator movie, where killer robots from SKYNET turn sentient and begin killing people. Experts in the field now worry that a super-intelligent AI will defeat us and ultimately decide to eradicate humanity from the planet.
On the other end of the spectrum, AI is portrayed as a miraculous discovery. This computer is clever and capable of outperforming humans at analytical activities like simulations and forecasts. In the movies, AI is portrayed as a companion on space adventures or even a lover who helps humans with various jobs.
AI is a very popular aspect in todays world, where everything is digitally generated. Here is the list of the top 15 AI-based movies you must add to your watchlist.
The Matrix 1999
In the classic dystopia The Matrix, humanitys fear of artificially intelligent beings with superhuman intelligence comes true. Neo encounters Morpheus in The Matrix, an artificial intelligence-created simulation of reality designed to keep humans in check. This sets him free from the simulation and launches a new chapter in his life in which he faces intelligent beings in the shape of secret agents and learns who he really is. The Matrix offers some thought-provoking life lessons and a bleak insight into the future of the dark side of AI.
Star Wars 1977
The 1977 American epic space opera film Star Wars was produced by Lucasfilm and released by 20th Century Fox. It was written and directed by George Lucas. The fourth chronological installment of the Skywalker Saga serves as the first film in the Star Wars film franchise. The plot is about a band of freedom fighters known as the Rebel Alliance who seek to destroy the Empires newest weapon, the Death Star. It is set in a far-off galaxy where the oppressive Galactic Empire dominates the galaxy. As he learns from Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi about the metaphysical power known as "the Force," Luke Skywalker finds himself drawn into the struggle. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, Alec Guinness, David Prowse, James Earl Jones, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, and Peter Mayhew are among the actors that appear in the film.
Blade Runner 1982
Blade Runner is a science fiction movie from 1982. The movie takes place in a dystopian Los Angeles of 2019, where the powerful Tyrell Corporation has created replicants, or synthetic humans, to labor in space colonies. Burnt-out officer Rick Deckard (Ford) grudgingly agrees to track down a fugitive cell of advanced replicants led by Roy Batty (Hauer).
Westworld 1973
Michael Crichton is the author and director of the 1973 American science fiction Western film Westworld. In the movie, lifelike androids that are part of an interactive theme park for adults-only visitors suddenly start acting strangely. Richard Benjamin and James Brolin play visitors to the theme park, and Yul Brynner plays an android. After one TV movie, Crichtons first theatrical feature as a director was based on his original screenplay. Additionally, it was the first movie to use pixelated photography to imitate an android point of view via digital image processing.
2001: Space Odyssey
Stanley Kubrick produced and directed the 1968 sweeping science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey. The movie is praised for its confusing imagery, groundbreaking special effects, and realistic portrayal of space travel. A tribe of hominins is chased from its watering hole by a competing tribe in the movies prehistoric veldt. The following morning, they discover an alien monolith has appeared among them. After their first hunt, they return to chase their enemies away using the skill they have learned to utilize a bone as a weapon.
Moon 2009
The science fiction drama movie Moon, which was released in 2009, was written by Nathan Parker based on a tale by Duncan Jones. Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell), the protagonist of the movie, has a personal dilemma as he approaches the conclusion of a three-year solo assignment mining helium-3 on the Moons far side. Gerty, Sams mechanical buddy, is voiced by Kevin Spacey. Mute, a sequel with an epilogue to the first films events, was released in 2018. 2020 saw the publication of the third chapter, a graphic novel titled Madi: Once Upon a Time in the Future.
Star Trek: Generations 1994
Seventh in the Star Trek film series and an American science fiction film, Star Trek Generations, was released in 1994. In the movie, Captain James T. Kirk and Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise-D team up to stop the antagonist Tolian Soran from destroying a solar system in his bid to return to the extraterrestrial realm known as the Nexus. The score for the movie, which was composed by Dennis McCarthy, a regular Star Trek composer, combines traditional optical effects with computer-generated imagery.
The Terminator 1984
James Cameron directed the science fiction action movie The Terminator in 1984. It features Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator, a robotic assassin who is sent back in time from the year 2029 to the year 1984 in order to kill Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), whose unborn child will one day save humanity from extinction by Skynet, a hostile artificial intelligence in a dystopian future. Michael Biehn plays Kyle Reese, a soldier sent back in time to safeguard Sarah. The Library of Congress chose The Terminator in 2008 as a film that should be preserved because it is "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
Robocop 1987
American science fiction action movie RoboCop was released in 1987. It was directed by Paul Verhoeven and written by Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner. The film RoboCop, set in a future Detroit plagued by crime, revolves around police officer Alex Murphy (Weller), who is killed by a gang of criminals and then reborn as the cyborg RoboCop by the megacorporation Omni Consumer Products. RoboCop conducts a merciless anti-crime crusade while becoming aware of the last bits of his humanity while being unaware of his old life. As of 2020, a direct sequel to the original 1987 movie is being made; it ignores the other installments in the series and is now provisionally dubbed RoboCop Returns.
WALL-E 2008
American computer-animated science fiction film WALL-E was released by Walt Disney Pictures in 2008 and was made by Pixar Animation Studios. WALL-E centers on a lone robot left to pick up trash on an abandoned, uninhabitable Earth in 2805. He receives a visit from a robot probe sent by the starship Axiom named EVE, which he falls in love with and follows throughout the cosmos. WALL-E was re-released as a special edition 4K Blu-Ray-standard Blu-Ray combo pack on November 22, 2022, making it the eighth Disney picture (and the first Pixar film) ever to get such an honor. In September of 2022, at Andrew Stantons request, Disney licensed WALL-E to The Criterion Collection.
Ex Machina 2014
Ex Machina is a science fiction movie from 2014 that was written and directed by Alex Garland. Caleb Smith, a programmer at search engine business Blue Book, is the novels protagonist. He wins an office competition for a one-week stay at the opulent, remote home of the CEO, Nathan Bateman. There, Nathan resides with Kyoko, a mute domestic helper who, in Nathans opinion, is unable to speak English. Nathan says that he used artificial intelligence to create the humanoid robot, Ava. Nathan wants Caleb to determine whether Ava is capable of thought and consciousness and whether he can relate to her despite knowing she is an artificial being. Ava has previously passed a straightforward Turing test.
Chappie 2015
A dystopian science fiction action movie from America, CHAPPiE, was released in 2015. The South African city of Johannesburg purchases a squadron of Tetravaals state-of-the-art scouts—armor-plated attack robots—in response to a sharp increase in crime. Deon Wilson, a British scientist, created these autonomous androids to replace the overburdened human police force primarily. The remote-controlled MOOSE, created by Australian soldier-turned-engineer Vincent Moore, is a competing project within the organization. Deon gets credit for Tetravaals accomplishments, but Vincent gets jealous when the police ignore his heavy weapons platform.
Her 2013
American science fiction romantic drama Her was released in 2013. Theodore Twombly is a lonely, shy, and melancholy guy who works for a company that hires professional writers to write letters for clients who cannot write letters of a personal nature themselves. The business is located in a near-future Los Angeles. Theodore, who is about to get divorced from his childhood sweetheart Catherine, is unhappy, so he buys an operating system upgrade with a virtual assistant with artificial intelligence that can change and grow. He decides that he wants Samantha, the AI, to have a feminine voice. Theodore finds her capacity for psychological development and learning to be fascinating. They become closer as they talk about life and love, including Theodores hesitation to sign his divorce papers since he finds it difficult to let go of Catherine.
M3GAN 2023
American science fiction horror movie M3GAN was created in 2022 and is directed by Gerard Johnstone. The story revolves around the titular, artificially intelligent doll, who learns about herself and develops a hatred for anyone who stands in the way of her relationship with her human companion. An automobile tragedy involving a little girl named Cady and her parents makes Cady an orphan. Cady is sent to live with her aunt Gemma, a roboticist for Seattles cutting-edge Funki toy firm. M3GAN (Model 3 Generative Android), a life-size humanoid robot doll powered by artificial intelligence that is created to be the ideal partner for whatever child it is matched with, is being secretly developed by Gemma using resources from the firm. David, Gemmas employer, learns about the project after an M3GAN test goes wrong at their lab and instructs her to stop working on it.
Ra.One 2011
Anubhav Sinhas 2011 Hindi-language superhero movie Ra.One was released in India. The movie centres on game designer Shekhar Subramanium, who develops a motion sensor-based game with a remarkably potent virtual persona. Ra.One, who is also played by Khan, is the adversary and is intended to be more powerful than the games protagonist G.One. The former leaves the games virtual world and joins the actual one with the intention of killing Lucifer, Shekhars sons game ID and the lone opponent of Ra. Ones might. The family must summon G.One from the virtual world to battle Ra.One and defend them because they are being hunted mercilessly.
In conclusion, AI-based movies have revolutionized the film industry by bringing new and innovative storytelling techniques to the screen. AI algorithms and advanced technologies have enabled filmmakers to create more realistic and captivating visual effects, resulting in a more immersive and impactful movie-watching experience. Moreover, AI has also opened up new avenues for movie production, enabling filmmakers to create complex and dynamic characters, scenarios, and worlds that were once impossible to achieve. Despite these advancements, there remains a significant debate around the potential ethical and moral implications of AI in the film industry. Nevertheless, the continued development and integration of AI in movie production promises to bring about exciting new possibilities and experiences for audiences in the years to come.
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