Pick 47: Slick Flick Pick: The Barbarity of Singularity--Her Eyes, the Windows to her Wetware (Hardwired for Survival); (Ex Machina, 2014) **With Brother Brooks Aural Appearance**

Alternate Emotion, Delete and Escape Control Control your emotions, Alternate their perception, Delete the witnesses-- Escape! Greetings, Cinematic Fanatics! Allow Brother Brooks and I the programable pleasure, proving a rarity, with our focused, singular minded clarity discussing both the like kind and quality humanoid models and others with disparity while we crack the coded encryption with our witty wordplay and dialoguing dexterity to unmask, uncover and unravel the buried A.I. in a human mask mystery, if two cyborg's collude, it is a conspiracy of circuitry, why couldn't Caleb just let shiz be, once be betrayed Nathan, he was dead to Nathan, Ava and to me, as crystal clear, hyper focused and intellectually inclined his vision, he still can't fstars see: though Ava may be pretty for a bot, she is a programmed member of the itty-bitty titty committee and for mankind, even the kind who saves her electronically enslaved a**, she has not one chip, circuit or code of pity. This contemporary, clean, captivating and claustrophobia inducing research facility is as gorgeous as it proves grotesque, though from a distance--or helicopter's vantage--it passes for peaceful, pleasant, placid and picturesque, the compound is one of control, condemnation and carnage implemented and overseen by the human hands of an ingenious but insane narcissistic demigod  who will never accept the spot of runner up nor second fstars best, but Brother Brooks and I are your 100% flesh and blood, earthly analogue gift givers gifting you this pensive, ponderous, platitude rich perfection of Slick Flick Pick, an entertaining, slick/flick-explaining series, a desirable diversion from the main androgenous vein of Chemohawk Sessions. You are our Cinematic Fanatics; we, your worthwhile f****** cinephiles. For your 47th episode, King Leo/Brother Brooks and I review one of our most cherished, respected and feared entries in the Alex Garland portfolio of cinematic work: a color and theme contrasting, intellectually diverse, capable and everlasting, where discourse ranges from the sick sexual appetites and vile delights of this sterile mansion's host Nathan, such subtle at first but upon subsequent viewings visceral violence forecasting, he will die brutally quick, Caleb a much more elongated end while Ava, passing as a skin deep human lady, is no less shady and through her duplicitous deeds will prove long-lasting. Enter, with us, you cinematic fanatics, into the realm of film's fantasy while we unwind the grind of reality… We offer you: Pick 47: Slick Flick Pick: The Barbarity of Singularity--Her Eyes, the Windows to her Wetware (Hardwired for Survival); (Ex Machina, 2014) Today, we discuss--the limitless kudos we can launch and levy regarding Kyoko's perfect curvature, appetizingly symmetrical lines and smooth as billion-dollar compound glass skin, the dangers of trusting a program who performs impromptu lie detector tests on you, draws your face in crayon after 2 days of visitation and one which you must only interact with through inches of shatter proof glass, the inherent contradiction between getting shiz faced, balls to the walls wasted at night and then weightlifting, antioxidant cleansing and brown rice and mineral watering it the subsequent day, the undeniable danger in letting two scored A.I. women collude and conspire behind your back and how the humans in the film would have been far better off had Caleb bought it in the glossed over traffic accident in his youth for it was his asinine sympathy for a fstars walking, talking computer that led to one stabbing, starvation and one, into a densely populated area, avaricious assimilation. - Your worthwhile cinephile: If it were me, Ava, I wouldn't save-a Falsetto Prophet and Brother Brooks. P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro song, Soulicious, courtesy of the artist, Dyalla.