When it comes to sci-fi, director Gareth Edwards has a few solid movies. He became known on the indie scene for Monsters. This eventually got him the job to kick off the MonsterVerse with 2014’s Godzilla. While his tenure on Star Wars: A Rogue One Story was a bit more controversial, fans still hold him in high regard for his vision. Sure, Andor’s Tony Gilroy was rumored to have finished the film in terms of reshoots and helping oversee final edits, but Edwards still had a lot to do with the foundation.Now, Edwards is leaning into the topic of artificial intelligence in The Creator. Here, he has John David Washington’s Joshua trying to help the American military locate a weapon the AI movement created in East Asia. In due time, Joshua realizes it’s a technopath named Alpha-0 (or Alphie, as he affectionately calls her). He’s deemed a traitor as he tries to use Alphie for a personal rescue mission. The Creator builds to a rousing finale as Joshua tries to protect Alphie, realizing he is on the wrong side of the war.Joshua defects and tries to save Alphie midway through the film. He believes she can lead him to his wife, Maya (Gemma Chan), who was an AI sympathizer. Maya grew up with human copies called “sims,” sticking to her dad’s philosophies on how machines aren’t evil. It turns out that America being bombed at the start of the movie wasn’t due to AI — it was a human error, which means the West’s war on Asia has been a huge mistake.RELATED: Gareth Edwards Shares Why He Took a Long Break From Directing After Rogue One
When it comes to sci-fi, director Gareth Edwards has a few solid movies. He became known on the indie scene for Monsters. This eventually got him the job to kick off the MonsterVerse with 2014’s Godzilla. While his tenure on Star Wars: A Rogue One Story was a bit more controversial, fans still hold him in high regard for his vision. Sure, Andor‘s Tony Gilroy was rumored to have finished the film in terms of reshoots and helping oversee final edits, but Edwards still had a lot to do with the foundation.
Now, Edwards is leaning into the topic of artificial intelligence in The Creator. Here, he has John David Washington’s Joshua trying to help the American military locate a weapon the AI movement created in East Asia. In due time, Joshua realizes it’s a technopath named Alpha-0 (or Alphie, as he affectionately calls her). He’s deemed a traitor as he tries to use Alphie for a personal rescue mission. The Creator builds to a rousing finale as Joshua tries to protect Alphie, realizing he is on the wrong side of the war.
Joshua defects and tries to save Alphie midway through the film. He believes she can lead him to his wife, Maya (Gemma Chan), who was an AI sympathizer. Maya grew up with human copies called “sims,” sticking to her dad’s philosophies on how machines aren’t evil. It turns out that America being bombed at the start of the movie wasn’t due to AI — it was a human error, which means the West’s war on Asia has been a huge mistake.
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