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Automata (2014)
During a routine investigation involving robot manipulation, an insurance agent (Antonio Banderas) discovers some truths that will have profound consequences for the future of humanity.
5 January 1935, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, England, UK
20 October 1974, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
9 August 1957, New York City, New York, USA
16 June 1981, London, England, UK
13 July 1941, Rochester, New York, USA
April 19, 2017
No matter how exhausted cinema is in its dystopian anguish, this film shows us that there are still independent horizons for the genre in the future. [Full review in Spanish]May 26, 2015
This film begins well... but after a while it becomes way too ordinary. [full review in Spanish]October 09, 2014
One gets the feeling of witnessing some kind of primordial origin story about parallel destinies for the human race and the intelligent machines we make.October 23, 2014
Unfortunately, like some of the malfunctioning robots in the movie, Automata is a clunker.October 09, 2014
There are interesting ideas here, but they are swallowed up in dull, poorly choreographed shootouts and other action nonsense.October 10, 2014
Personally, if I were you, I'd bypass it for a double feature of "Cherry 2000" and "Runaway."October 09, 2014
Autómata's generic urban 2044 dystopia is a realm of hazily gray CGI buildings, many rubble-strewn and abandoned.October 09, 2014
"Autómata" is a movie that's all look and no feel, all sizzle and no steak; while it's remarkably easy to appreciate a film with such nimble visuals, the lead-footed storytelling makes it difficult to care.February 26, 2016
The dialogue and the central narrative arc do not live up to the ideas present throughout.October 20, 2014
There may be little here that we haven't seen before, but Ibanez keeps the pace fast and manages to suggest a bit of religious allegory without bonking us over the head with it.October 10, 2014
Visually inspired but thematically derivative, the apocalyptic sci-fi drama "Automata" pits humans against robots with predictable results.May 04, 2015
Automata has some interesting ideas but is let down by its clunky script and even clunkier acting.