Kronos, le soulèvement des machines

Titre original : Singularity

2017
PG-13
1h 32min

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3,6/10

12 k

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John Cusack and Julian Schaffner in Kronos, le soulèvement des machines (2017)

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Artificial Intelligence Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

En 2020, IA présente son invention Kronos. Un super ordinateur conçu pour mettre fin aux guerres dans le monde. Il analyse que l'humanité est une menace à la paix mondiale et lance une attaq... Tout lireEn 2020, IA présente son invention Kronos. Un super ordinateur conçu pour mettre fin aux guerres dans le monde. Il analyse que l'humanité est une menace à la paix mondiale et lance une attaque pour débarrasser le monde de la race humaine.En 2020, IA présente son invention Kronos. Un super ordinateur conçu pour mettre fin aux guerres dans le monde. Il analyse que l'humanité est une menace à la paix mondiale et lance une attaque pour débarrasser le monde de la race humaine.

Réalisation
- Robert Kouba
Scénario
- Robert Kouba
- Sebastian Cepeda
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

3,6/10

12 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Robert Kouba
Scénario
- Robert Kouba
- Sebastian Cepeda
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Singularity began as a low-budget science fiction film called "Aurora," which was shot in 2013 in the Czech Republic and Switzerland. John Cusack was not involved in the original shoot. Years later, scenes with Cusack were shot and inserted into the new production, and extensive CGI effects were used to tie the new material to the original film.

Gaffes
The batteries (and probably the chemicals) in the century-old instant camera would be dead at this point. Also, the photographs from an "instant" camera did not actually develop instantly as shown in the film.

Citations
Assistant: It's activated, sir. And it's asking for you.

Connexions
Referenced in Half in the Bag: The Fanatic (2019)

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3/10

A hot mess of a movie.

Was John Cusack on quaaludes when he read the script for this movie? Or did the producers have blackmail tapes of him with a Thai lady-boy? Perhaps both? Why, oh why, did he lend his talents to this steaming pile of a film?

It has been well covered by other reviews - elements shamelessly ripped off from other films, corny dialogue, unbelievable characters, things that just never seemed to make sense. The FX were good, and there was a good plot twist at the end - but the filmmakers managed to ruin even that.

The young female lead was okay - hopefully she survives this debacle to go on to better things. The young male lead I can only describe as punchable. For his part, I think it became clear to Cusack that he was First Mate on the Hindenburg and appears to be having a mild stroke while delivering his lines.