Last night, I saw this movie. When you see it, watch for the symbolism in the storyline. Write a post here about what you think. See the movie before reading the posts below so you won’t be biased or preconditioned by having read what everyone thought about it before you see it and form your own thoughts. I won’t post any spoilers here, but I want to figure out if I’m the only one who sees it the way that I do. The subtle symbolism is the most interesting part.

My main question is: is the writer of this story a mgtow, or a feminist? But my other question would be about the subtle symbolism in the movie, and wether anyone else sees it the way I did…

Love doing stuff like this but it may be an unreasonable request at this time.

As I look at Google, I see that this movie is still in theaters.  I’m not a workaholic, but most of the time that I have to see movies is in the evening after my youngest is tucked in to bed.  Thank you Pay Per View and Netflix.

However, I would love to hear from you what you think.  I’m not what you call………stupid, but the subtleties of post-modern themes in movies escape me.  Hearing what others have to say in advance of viewing gives me a new perspective when watching, but I can still make my own decisions.

When the aliens land I hope they bring back John Wayne and decent westerns.

I’m having dejavu here.

*Spoilers ahead*

In the end of the movie, we find out the robot was manipulating the men the whole time. She kills her creator without remorse. She also manipulated the other man to free her from the holding cell by pretending she was a victim of abuse. She then traps him in the same cell and leaves him to die without remorse, and even walks straight past him as he begs her for help. I don’t see many differences between robot behavior and human female behavior to be honest.

Great movie though otherwise.

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Eva left Caleb high and dry to get what she wanted = reason men go MGTOW.

[[Audience reaction akin to, “Eva’s so smart leading Caleb along WTF?”]]

“Isn’t it funny that the thing you created hates you?” said Ava to Nathan.  This does not parallel reality in that feminists ultimately created the women who hate MGTOW.

Probably written from a young MGTOW perspective.

Caleb saw the shatter pattern in the glass early on…yet

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Thank you for recommending it.  Saw this film with my son. He saw through the robot for what she’d become. I fell hook line and sinker,[never considered that from the get go she knew what she was after and manipulated him – real world:smiling,laughing,touching your arm,leaninginto your shoulder – both times were to ultimately get the wallet.] at least I caught early on that the Asian girl was most likely a robot. Nathan chose evil according to my son, and paid the consequences. Ava, became evil? In any case a question is, since Nathan lied early on in the film, could it be that he always wanted what he couldn’t quite have in the female robot and that in men it is a subconscious desire for a woman stimulating enough that she has the ability to destroy us – – that Ava was the first to reject Nathan as a partner.  If this were a higher budget film and received drumrolls etc, droves of feminists would jump on it as describing their plights and their richly deserved overcoming, rather than acknowledging that any glass door room was one they chose to enter of their own free will via decisions they made throughout life – and many of those were and are encouraged in the wrong direction via feminists.                        All in all MGTOW 100% especially from Caleb’s point of view.