Implanted

The agonizing suffering of the protagonist victim is shared by the viewing audience sitting through constant long takes of her melodramatic portrayal of extreme distress of mind and body. She does a decent job but its way too dragged out and the pacing is tortuously trying. The run time could've been cut in half. The plotline is not new, pretty much the same as 'Echelon Conspiracy' and 'Eagle Eye', etc. - may've even used the same voice for the female AI. Interesting display of the words on a computer news screen collage referencing the plot connection to the plandemic. Features brutal murder including stabbing and close range gunshots to the head.

Nice movie, I liked the almost present day timeline, in which we can relate. Even tho this punishing AI can be sometimes difficult to believe in, we can see where the inspiration takes place in todays technology. Not being too much alarming, maybe the message is to be careful with tech, and take care of your relatives...

I had a good time watching this movie, very entertaining. I particularly love the photography, color grading is beautiful, and the global art direction of this glitchy visual universe.

A film about A. I. taking control of humans.

The A. I. in this film mainly uses punishment to force humans to comply. The real A. I. all around us today uses the far more effective reward/punishment combo to get us to voluntarily join and obey its desires.

Google, Twitter, Tik-Tok, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Roblox, et.al. Are all followers of this A. I. strategy. All use A. I. to get us to do as they wish by entertaining us at the same time. Disobey their opaque, ever changing rules and punishment swiftly follows.

The most effective brain-worms would infiltrate these companies and use them (and their A. I.) to push the brain-worm agenda while canceling users that aren't brain-wormy enough.

Not that any of these companies are packed with foreign agents...

I watched this thinking it's highly rated but I was wrong.

No reason, no plot twists and full of plots holes.

This movie was good on concept but bad at execution. A movie to watch when you got nothing better to watch.

Sarah (Michelle Girolami) gets implanted with an AI chip. The AI program starts torturing and demanding her to perform certain tasks. It quickly escalates into illegal activities.

This is a very small indie with Michelle Girolami doing most of the heavy lifting. To be fair, she does a fine job. I don't know anything about the actress. Basically, she's acting against air. As for the writing, the movie needs to introduce more of her story first. At the beginning, I don't know anything about her. I don't even know if she paid for the chip or if it's an experiment. The movie doesn't set up well enough. Most of this is rather repetitive and the story is simply not turning. It's torturing and she's forced to do something over and over again.