The Creator

A war has raged between North America and the Sims and AI of New Asia after the AI set off a nuclear bomb in Los Angeles. An undercover agent infiltrates a rebel group hoping to be led to the AI creator and leader, Nirmata. While on the mission, the agent falls in love with his source and dreams of building a life and family with her. When ambushed, Everything falls apart, and the agent loses his wife. Years later, the army discovers that the AI has developed a weapon that could end the war and enlists the help of the agent to locate and destroy it. Not only does he find the AI weapon, a Sim child, but he also discovers the truth of what happened.

This film is more complicated than the trailer may have led viewers to believe. Depending on which aspect of the film you focus on, it could be a sci-fi movie about humans warring with robots or a tragic romance. The visuals are amazing, displaying some fantastic locations in Asia. The story is excellent, especially since it has many layers instead of the standard theme of humans destroying robots. The film starts slow, making it feel as long as it is, and by the climax, it is captivating. This film is worth a watch for anyone who enjoys movies that question morality and ethics or the interaction between humans and robots.