One of those films I started one day in the morning and was like "I'm not in the headspace for this, like at all", and I don't get into it again until the next night at exactly midnight.
Such an interesting experience. Extremely weird, but weirldy enough in a very human way, but also at the same time in the way a machine would think of human life.
It is a very compelling exploration though. Specially if you are into chess like me who has actually gotten into it again after quitting for a while; how it compares chess and life itself is mind-blowing. But even beyond the chess part of this, there is something truly riveting about how it tries to dwell into the dichotomy between human intelligence and artificial intelligence, and damn, it is quite difficult not to be entranced by the topic specially nowadays when it feels like such a fresher conversation piece.
There are also some wildly cool and innovative visual and editing choices, so even if you don't find the themes interesting, I'd still fully recommend this one just to enjoy the technical style.
There's no better way to describe it, it's just a really interesting film.
