Ah ok, I understand now that it serves as an example for real life problems, the whole robot thing. Is this movie offering some perspective?
Also, I find one has to be careful by simply stating, what men and women do, behave and how they are or what they like or not. It can get reactionary very fast, if the origin of it gets ignored. In his work “The Woman and Socialism” August Bebel pointed often enough out, the whole differences of how man and woman are/were treated and how they tend and tended to act between the actual classes and classes existed before. The origin of family from Engels is also great about this topic. This is one of the important points, which makes the difference between liberals and marxists, regarding the “liberation of women” (Includes today more then women ofc).
Ha lol, thank you for mentioning that. I read it on Wikipedia and thought it is some science fiction movie with robots and usual morality about robots here and there, like many others. Idk why wikipedia editors didn’t mentioned it, otherwise I would treat the robot protagonist just as a robot
I read now about it on Wikipedia.
Why would men or women hate/love this film, it is some robot stuff which tries todo some moral things. Maybe I am out of the loop idk.
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Ah ok, I understand now that it serves as an example for real life problems, the whole robot thing. Is this movie offering some perspective?
Also, I find one has to be careful by simply stating, what men and women do, behave and how they are or what they like or not. It can get reactionary very fast, if the origin of it gets ignored. In his work “The Woman and Socialism” August Bebel pointed often enough out, the whole differences of how man and woman are/were treated and how they tend and tended to act between the actual classes and classes existed before. The origin of family from Engels is also great about this topic. This is one of the important points, which makes the difference between liberals and marxists, regarding the “liberation of women” (Includes today more then women ofc).
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I can’t speak for that. I didn’t read about the plot to about spoilers.
It’s important to note that wikipedia editors cannot be trusted to pick up on subtler themes, etc. There is this famous Shaun video about wikipedians getting Ex Machina wrong where he says that
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both men in the movie treat the sentient femme robots in selfish ways even though they are antagonistic to each other.
So that movie (coincidentally also about robots) is also somewhat critical of men. But wikipedia did not interpret it that way.
Ha lol, thank you for mentioning that. I read it on Wikipedia and thought it is some science fiction movie with robots and usual morality about robots here and there, like many others. Idk why wikipedia editors didn’t mentioned it, otherwise I would treat the robot protagonist just as a robot
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: