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Acabei de assistir Tau (2018, Original Netflix)

Uma bosta, sério, pior filme de sci-fi com AI que já vi na minha vida. Eu chegava a dar risada de tão ridículo e forçado que eram as cenas.
Segue duas avaliações do iMDB que concordo plenamente e resumem bem qual é a do filme:

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Ok, I'm being generous giving this two stars. Is this how dumb the average Netflix writer is? 

"You didn't do your job right" says the A-hole antagonist, as he pushes his remote control punisher, which - apparently - erases some of TAU's code, causing him to writhe in pain.

This brainless stupidity at its finest. There are so many problems with this, I don't even know where to begin. 1) HE is the one who CREATED IT!! So, if IT ISN'T WORKING, then he should be spanking his OWN A$$! Not the software, HE CREATED. 2) Uhh ... computer programs DON'T FEEL PAIN!!! 3) They also DON'T FEEL FEAR!! So, the threat of punishment wouldn't mean a thing to it. 

I almost turned the movie off at this point. I wish I had. The rest wasn't any better.

Psychological thrillers centered around artificial intelligence are some of my favorite movies, the genre has so much potential to explore artificial minds, as well as terrify with their capabilities. In order to do so, they require very fleshed out and smart writing, when comparing the writing of this film, especially the writing of the A.I. to that of films such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Her, and Ex machina, the writing falls very short. It has a very difficult time fleshing out the protagonists relationship with the A.I., leading to many scenes that feel undeserved and forced. They wanted emotional scenes, but they didn't earn them. This on top of very mediocre performances, and character decisions that don't seem near as reasonable as some other choices they could have made. There were also a few things that weren't logical from any standpoint, but I'm willing to suspend that disbelief. I very much enjoyed the set itself, it did a good job selling itself as a futuristic film, and also made for some very pretty cinematography, using different colored lights and displays to illuminate some shots and scenes. Altogether, I liked the concept, disliked the execution.