Join Emily and Dr. Neil as they begin dive into the family comedy Three Humans and a Robot! I mean...the Oscar-nominated Ex Machina!

More Like This Films:

• Annihilation (2018)
• Arrival (2016)
• Her (2013)
• Edge of Tomorrow (2014)

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

04:59 Overview of Ex Machina

09:41 Film Awards and Achievements

14:05 Parental Guidance and Content Discussion

20:28 Exploring Similar Films

31:37 Director Alex Garland and His Works

43:24 Alicia Vikander: A Rising Star

53:05 Domhnall Gleeson: The Versatile Actor

59:02 Oscar Isaac: The Charasmatic Performer

01:08:32 The Numbers Game: Box Office Insights

01:13:46 Fun Facts and Thematic Elements of Ex Machina

Ex Machina, sci-fi, artificial intelligence, Alex Garland, movie review, film analysis, Alicia Vikander, Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson, awards

From the Archives! Join Emily and Neil as they discuss their next movie!

We're going on a brief hiatus but we'll be back, we promise! See you in October!

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Join Neil and Emily as they discuss what may well be an utter disaster. But, before they can arrive at the scene of said disaster, the stage must be set: Emily goes very in depth on a surprisingly star-studded cast, and Neil has another hour long science corner. In this episode you'll get to learn about activated charcoal, the macroscopic structure of the universe, vacuum bubbles, and more!

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It's that time again folks. Join Emily and Neil as they discuss the science of Galactic Hitchhiking, round 2!

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Emily and Neil announce their next film. Watch along and let us know what you think! - Trailer: https://youtu.be/ivIwdQBlS10

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Emily and Neil begin the tedious task of breaking down the film Interstellar. Its got plot holes, its got worm holes, its got... corn holes??? Drones get the pet treatment, Emily gets confused about the frightening concept of population bombing, and Neil is finally at peace in a world without guns in space.

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Emily and Neil wrap up Interstellar: an absolute unit of a movie. Join them as they go on a wild ride discussing casual topics that include: 4 dimensional spheres, a fiction planet that experience more time dilation that protons at the Large Hadron Collider, and scenes that might depict string theory in a wild twist to an otherwise excellent movie.

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