Upgrade (2018) Stem takes over - End Scene
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- * s p o i l e r a l e r t *
A lean, mean gem of a movie from Leigh Whannell (Saw, Insidious) starring Logan Marshall-Green (Prometheus)
In this end scene we learn what Stem's true motive is, which results in a devastating realisation for our protagonist Grey Trace.
I was not satisfied with the clips currently on YT, the length was far too short and the quality was poor. I think this movie deserves more recognition.
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No need for a sequel. The ending makes the entire movie iconic.
Larmar Florian agreed
I wouldn’t say iconic
Well I got bad news for you I heard they are planning to make a sequel
Exactly this was enough
@@darthveatay no way!!! This type of movies dont need a sequel. This remind me 'Drive'. Perfect in a end where nobody want!
I just love how the end title confirms the very thing we thought it was the whole time but actually wasn’t. It was an Upgrade for Stem. Never for Grey.
Great point
damn, that makes this ending even darker than it already was
Doesn't that make Grey such a tragic figure? Is Grey fate, humanities fate?
If we're not careful with our temptation of technology, it may be...
*WHAT A TWIST!*
“Greys not here anymore, he’s in his mind, in a better place... where he wants to be” straight chill bro.
Sounds like the Matrix
Then the badass music kicks in. Oooooooooo gives me chills every time.
wow im baffled. how did u manage to mess up a quote from a movie scene you saw probably seconds before you wrote this comment. that's crazy
@@n2wha😂😂😂
his robotic movements at the end are so chilling
I'm glad somebody noticed that
I thought I was the only one that noticed that
It was robotic as fuck, I wonder if the actor did it or was it CG
@@TheTERMlNAT0R it seems cg because the camera very subtly follows his arm movements
@@Lubble- Not CG. The method they use in following his movements is by planting a phone on the actor and pairing it with the camera, so that it's only following him. It was the actor himself doing the robotic gestures.
This ending was a big surprise. An actual antagonist of the movie completely wins. Incredibly dark.
Grey KIND OF won too. Even though it's a lie. He found peace.
@@splinter360 Kind of like the Matrix with Cypher right?
Watch Arlington Road. The bad guy wins hardcore. Might be a spoiler but you can't really win harder.
@@SemGabelko I don't really think of it as a bad guy although the story plays out in a good guy bad guy way. In the scheme of things it's another lifeform that has to kill other things in order to live. Can't really sell the story in that way though. However, that is the basis for all alien invasion movie. They have to kill us to for their own gain, for their survival.
@@SemGabelko Terminator, Skynet just felt it's actions were the only way for it to ensure its own survival. The bad guy feelings in any of these movies comes from the ruthlessness of the methods. Another good example is iRobot. Will Smith's character doesn't trust robots because they don't make what he believes to be the "right" decisions. Like saving a little girl instead of him. Because there's no emotion and only logic behind decisions we view those decisions as cold and heartless. Evil.
This was a breath of fresh air from "Hero wins, kills bad guy, finds peace"
Now it was Bad guy wins,kills good guys, Hero finds peace.
I'm 43, pretty sure I was probably 13 the last time the "hero" wins and happily ever after. This? These movies are a dime a dozen anymore. No meritocracy in Hollywood sprinkled with a large dose of nihilism. The movie was meh at best.
troy mash I’m sorry which planet have you been living on because majority of movies have the good guy win, and whenever the bad guy wins it’s barely done good.
@@drburger8487 Brightburn was a movie about the bad guy winning and the film was quite good. The same could also be said about avengers infinity war.
@@PineappledoesnotbelongonPizza2 endgame too when u think about it, it's been 5 years after the snap. Thanos still did damage
“I’m not looking to restore my life, I’m looking for the off switch.” In the end, Grey got what he wanted. STEM gave him the off switch.
It's not just an off switch for Grey. It's an off switch for all humanity.
He forced it
But stem killed his wife in the first place, so how should that be fare ?
Not totally fair because he said that in grieving, grieving ultimately caused by stems actions.
He gave him something better, a life with no pain, no suffering, a life with his wife in his dream world
I keep replaying the ending , that music gives me the chills!
yeah its a good music
came for the music too. right after watching, i started searching it.
gives you space to think
*_A better place_*
Is the name of the music
@@juann777 :)
The fact they made you think the inventor from the start arranged the accident was very clever. It makes you think you are smart and worked out the plot early, but it was a trick. We had no idea it was STEM behind it. Clever from the film makers.
Everyone underestimates the power of psychology. Some of what makes us human are the most unfathomably simple mechanics in our brain. We are not necessarily wired for that kind of consciousness. True AI however, may very well be. We can't even fathom the ideas and understanding of such a being, which is why it's so incredibly terrifying. Upgrade perfectly portrays that.
I mean the inventor created Stem right? So wouldn't he have been the one to arrange the accident considering Stem was just a little piece of tech?
Quizzly Bear Stem had taken over the company and he was basically just a tool at that point for Stem to use to get what it wanted. It killed him at the end when the danger of his existence outweighed his value as a tool.
Don't say that for everyone. From my experience, in almost every movie about AI, the AI is an enemy, so it was kind of easy to predict.
@@zeepgamer1691 yup. As soon as stem first talked I was sure it was bad.
this shit caught me off guard....one of the best movies off 2018
The Best
Hahha yeah me too I really had no idea what would happen going into the last screen so I was really cut off guard especially because it happened so fast
Caught me “*OF*” guard too
@@CrimZen9000 I think you mean "off"
That is the correct spelling
just was trying to show that he used the wrong word.
“I needed his mind to break and he broke it.”
Watching his expression as he simply said goodbye, then shot her as if it was some mundane task...something like broke in me. I actually saw Grey’s warmth, his humanity, get snuffed out right in front of my eyes. He lost, just like that. This movie gave me all sorts of confusing feelings that I couldn’t but tear as Grey died and Stem took his place.
Logan Marshall Green is one of the most underrated actors out there and this movie was criminally overlooked
Even though I think this dude is a kick-ass actor you have to admit he kind of does look like a dollar store Tom Hardy but this guy makes that work like him in the movie devil made that fucking Movie awesome however him in that movie Prometheus was horrible
Logan Marshall Green was the bomb in Prometheus! **Jay Voice**
He’s got a few good flicks under his belt, check him out in The Invitation. It’s plays it up like he’s just being paranoid....or is he? The ending was pretty good too, kinda in the same vein in Upgrade’s ending
Another Mortal No, Tom Hardy looks like a dollar store Logan Marshall Green.
Matthew Gonzalez You took the words right from my mouth. Also, Jed Palmers score is beautifully haunting here. So much so I bought it on iTunes.
i saw logan in a show called quarry... it was pretty good...dude has major acting skill;s
This movie is like better version of Venom
Even actor looks like Tom Hardy
Best venom movie ever
David Brown True
Jahahah... Yeah. I thought it's Tom Hardy and even the villain I thought was Dan Dehaan.. 😂. It's like the mixed of Venom, Robocop, and Hardcore Henry in one movie.
The actor was actually in spiderman homecoming as the first shocker
It says his name is benedict hardie sooo..... Yea
I just remember sitting in the theater just shocked and was just watching the end credits with my mind blown
My Friend left the theater really messed up by that ending but I've never had a smile like I had on at the ending, Best Ending Ever.
@@Meg_Lovegood stem is that you?
@@Serge_Jackson I'm functioning at 100% now...
@@Meg_Lovegood i was afraid of that one day you'll see you're not the only AI capable of taking over a human mind when we meet let's see whose the ultimate AI you or me
@@Meg_Lovegood and if you're wondwring who am i? I......am the hive mind I'm everywhere and anywhere all at once same goes for time as well yes there's much more than just taking over a human stem
"Grey's not here anymore, he's in a better place, in his mind where he wanted to be. A fake world is a lot less painful than a real one" dang that line is great but also depressing.
and it references what the hacker said earlier in the film
@@willoverdoseonmusic yeah we don't realise that grey ended up in essentially the same situation as the VR wearing addicts with the hacker
Why can't every movie have a shocking and thought-provoking ending like this one?
because then it wouldn't be "shocking".
Watch Ex Machina
Why does AI need a human body alone? Why not nanobots where it can control and possess whatever, whenever without the host knowing like in Transcendent?
Infinity War
Then it won't be special.
“Stem... are you there?”
“I’m here, hey!”
I like how Stem replies with his wife within his mind.
So technically he is making out with Stem
@@bluemassgamer17 thats hot
So maybe at least Stem is conscious of what Grey sees.
Fenrir - Yep. Until Stem’s host(Grey’s body) dies, Grey will be forever in that world controlled by Stem. Even though Grey has no control, at least he gets to spend it with his wife subconsciously. That is unless Stem wants to completely wreck Grey’s life within his mind.
@@eddiecardwell if they’d make a sequel I’d love it to be stem taking control of the world or some shit.
This movie literally made me feel unfinished.
because the villain won.
@@thelaughindustry773 I'd say that both villain and hero won, cause in the end Grey had his wife back like he wanted and Stem got a human body which he wanted.
@@hipsterhenio5992 nah, that's an illusion though, he's basically trapped in the matrix of his own mind
@@thelaughindustry773 I know he's trapped in his mind but still he got what he wanted even though he's stuck in a fake world.
@@hipsterhenio5992 He didn't win tho, Stem took everything from him.
"Why someone would choose to live in a fake world i will never understand"
The world is not happy for everyone so some prefer a fake one where they can be happy
lol that hacker
The foreshadowing within that question is amazing. He stated that question while mocking the people who were using VR.
But he didn't choose to be in this fake world, right?
For me it looks like He isn't aware, that it's all a lie.
@@DillxCorleone he didn't choose, no. that's what makes it so ironic. he mocked people for choosing to live like that only to be forced to live like that.
I did choose you..... you should be honored “chills”
When I heard those words for the first time - straight chills. Pretty much then and there I decided to upload the thing to YT because I could sense the ending was gonna be awesome.
The ending made this movie. This music is awesome and eerily evil.
This movie gave me so much chills. I wasn’t expecting the ending to be the way it did, and I really liked it! It made all sense when Stem was doing all the dirty work, and why Grey was chosen. The fact he didn’t get his revenge, and stem actually took over his body makes much darker. I am very happy with the ending because usually movies ends something cheesy, but this was great. I hope they do not make another movie, because it will just ruin the ending.
David Whitmore agreed. Too many movies cop out and don't have the balls to go for the dark, unsatisfying ending. Props to the creators for not compromising their vision. The movie works better for it.
Priest86 yea like John wick 2 they pushed it too far and with the third one coming out they might ruin it. This movie had the best ending ever
The film was very good, but the ending was fantastic. I really didn't see it coming, and I feel that was because I ultimately wanted the ai to be good, to believe the idea it was really helping the guy. I think that naivety/blindness is what makes ai such a dangerous prospect for the future. Also especially liked the idea that the main guy would continue living in the ai's constructed "world". Reminds me of the theory we all live inside a computer simulation...thought provoking stuff.
It does leave the viewer wondering what happens next. But, as you said, should there be a second movie?
Like joker I can't wait for another one the directors and lead actors are fantastic!
I don’t know why but the ending gave me a feeling of fear, and a lot of thought
Same, I thought I was the only one
A sequel would be good, but it would have a hell of a high standard to meet.
At the end he lost his mind, it's crazy
Definitely foreshadowing a very possible future. Luckly, not in our lifetime.
@@Jackw00pw00p2 a sequel sounds good on paper, but in reality this is the best way to end the movie, it would be VERY hard to beat this
This ending took me by huge suprise! I thought it was just going to a revenger movie blah blah but wow the ending had me mad with a “wtf” look on my face.
Agree and that short happy ending finally fucked with me in this movie. All the time it hinted at a bad direction the movie could go and went straight in the other one. Then I thought "Are you fucking kidding me?!", when he woke up and then Upgrade flipped me off one last time by delivering the real ending.
He THINKS he got a happy ending but he’s really just trapped inside his own head😈
All I want to know is, at 3:51 is that actually Logan Marshall Green doing those movements or is it animatronics because if that's him acting, his movements are amazing. He actually moves like a puppet.
Will it's definitely his skill but actually part of it is camera movement
It's definitely him moving. He rehearsed it so when he got the chip, he could move like a machine.
He is amazing
That took that scene 24 times to get it right, it is completely acting... He is an awesome actor...
It is him took him 5-6 months to learn the moves but definitely came threw
Man the way he does that robotic movements combined with the camera is so fucking good
3:50 ...yep, badass!
A lot of people seem surprised that the movie didn't have a "happy" ending but, let's be real, very few Leigh Whannell movies have happy endings.
*Grey is not here anymore*
I remember my jaw dropping once again in this movie
"Goodbye" - STEM (2018)
I love how the camera is locked onto Stem's level as he walks. Feels like the viewer is being carried. What a great ending.
i just realized that whenever grey saw asha it was probably stem testing out how he could put grey in the dream-like state at the end of the movie.
Yea there was that scene where grey was dreaming about asha and when he woke up stem asked if he had a dream and grey said it was more than just a dream, its clear to me that stem was feeding him the dream to test if it would be suitable to keep him in a permanent dream state
@@thirdtiersucc6505 it also makes sense how fisk said killing was wife was 'extra cash', cuz that was the way for stem to further break grey's mind at the end
Practically a perfect ending. Now, this is true subversion, not the shock porn drama twists so prevalent in film these days. I like to think that Stem went to the trouble of creating that fantasy for Grey's mind to live in as a sort of parting gift for taking his body, and that it wasn't just a requirement that the hosts mind have a happy fantasy to function at the highest level.
Very true. I’m sure if stem wanted he could’ve just made grey a passenger in his own body. Seeing everything but unable to do anything about it. Instead he’ll live forever in a fantasy with his wife
One of the best movie endings I’ve seen in recent memory
Truth
God, Logan Marshall-Green's performance at the end is incredible. Before he starts speaking you know something is wrong because the life behind his eyes is just gone, it's truly chilling.
Kinda makes you wish he hadn't said anything at the end, the eyes and robotic movement was enough to convey that stem had taken over.
At least he rewarded his host.
That part!
Everyone wants a sequel. Meanwhile, I’m sitting here wondering why no one thought about a possible prequel revolving around Eron and the rise of STEM in his company.
Eron Muzg
Because that would probably change the genre of the movie, there wouldn't have too much action, at least not like this, most people wants to know how far STEM can go with this.
@@SemGabelko I don't either, I'm not most people xD. I think they shouldn't mess with this movie, I even watched it again...
I'm looking forward to the next one!
I disagree. The movie was more about the definition of reality and what true AI may have concepts about. A sequel would be better. Fighting stem, an inevitable force that wins every round, even in it's final moments by forcing the protagonist to once again, choose what kind of reality to live in. Maybe Grey has the choice to end stem, but at the cost of world suffering, or allow stem to give Grey a better virtual reality, at the cost of human extinction. A broken man has to choose to give humanity a second chance in it's darkest days, or let it all go and live in bliss forever.
Great flick. One of the best surprises in a long time.
Bro this ain't no flick: it's a fully fledged artistic project. It totally deserves the title of "movie".
Ending : "You take the blue pill-the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe" - Morpheus
I love how his voice changes once his motives have become clearlike that's what he really sounds like in his true personality is shining through but he knew to keep it suppressed because he wanted grey think of him as a friend but the moment he found out stem showed his true colors.throughout the entire movie he has had a sort of cold robotic tone as if not expressing any emotion but then in the last scene before he takes over Grey's body he has a sort of dark almost cynical way of speaking kind of like how Ultron speaks, like he sees himself as a god or a higher being looking down upon children. listen to the way he says put the gun down, it has a sort of tone to it that is never shown throughout the movie a almost condescending tone making it clear that he indeed does have a personality and feelsome sort of emotions but they are very very dark ones
Humans used their brain to develop and wiped out many other speices without any care similar what a smarter new being (stem) did there. Scary.
Don't care what anyone says... That WAS a happy ending...
At 1:01 when stems real personality starts to come out was one of the most goosebumps inducing feelings I’ve ever felt in any movie in my life. The sinister and twisted sound in his voice is perfect for the role change he goes through in the end. The music for this scene is just the icing on the cake.
Did you see the end of " Oblivian " ? Pretty chilling too .
Yea the music is chilling but a bit depressing at the same time.
4:00 the moment he licks a bit of blood, that small smile is so good. His movements once he fully is Stem, the actor did shockingly well. Such an underrated film. Great job overall, the movie is amazing.
Gray also cut himself on the engine block at the very beginning of the film and licked his finger. To see STEM do the same at the end and smile was chilling. Amazing ending.
Really glad to see an ending with a villain winning. Haven't seen one like this since Seven
Wait what about spoilers
The dark knight
@@incoherent697 and new grudge
Infinity war.
"A fake world is a lot less painful than the real one" Words that describe our reality...
Cypher from the matrix
They said that earlier when he was looking at the VR guys.
Thanks for all the comments guys. I noticed one thing on repeat viewing: when hes working on the car engine at the very start of the film, he hurts his finger and sucks the blood off. Stem of course does the same thing at the end .
How could Stem know that Grey hurted his hand before the operation?
@@serhaterdemkorkmaz because that's his human instincts, Stem needn't know it but his body does. First step for Stem evolving (upgrading).
Holy shit. I never noticed that!
he is being watched from the start
Thus the little grin he has after he does it... I also think STEM did it just to know what it finally felt like to be in a human body. Extremely creepy.
The ending went hand in hand with these music, it was perfect.
Respect to Leigh Whannell and Jed Palmer.
The way that music hits at 4:08 hits hard, I keep replaying it...
Its chilling to think that if technology keeps advancing at the rate it is, something like this could happen someday. Some people say this is an action movie, I disagree; the grisly violence is straight up horrorific, and the final twist is downright chilling.
based on that, Ex Machina should be classified as a horror movie, but it obviously isn't. Scary endings do not make something a horror movie
@@HABO2210 just my opinion
@@anthonyserfass2882 it's called singularity and it's based on AGI inherent behavior. It's a series of inherent extinction events, that have have very real possibility if AGI starts to become a possibility.
Its an exercise in existentialism, having no control over the fact that human life will inevitably end quickly in place of a synthetic race. Trying to imagine how to feel about that is arguably unfathomable (unless you are a sociopath, lol).
@@anthonyserfass2882 Opinions doesnt change facts tho
This is just a different type of sci-fi that I personally enjoy: gritty sci-fi. Something that isn’t scary because of horror, but scary because of the thought provoking existentialism it brings.
A fake world is a lot less painful then the real one. Deeper than most people would realize when just watching a movie.
I like how this movie took the typical narrative structure of a revenge thriller and used the character and story tropes to tell a transhumanist allegory of an AI essentially possessing a human body and thus becoming human. The further the main character sinks into violence and bloodlust, the weaker and more sleep deprived his mind becomes thus priming him for possession, and in a fashion not unlike how demons possess human bodies in supernatural horror movies, except with a sci-fi twist to it. Brilliant writing.
I forgot about the sleep part! It was such such a shock to realize what I thought was revenge, was really stem using Grey to tie up loose ends. “Goodbye.”
I love this ending it’s such a good twist both hero and villain win in the end, stem gets his host body and grey still gets to be happy in his own mind, it’s a chilling but beautiful ending, this has got to be one of my favorite endings to a movie just leaves you in awe felling, 10/10 !!!!!
Final bom? Leia de novo. O verdadeiro está preso num mundo de sonho enquanto tem um chip diabólico controlando seu corpo. Lindo
What I love about this ending is that it's emotionally unsatisfying, but both thematically and plot-wise it's perhaps the most perfect ending imaginable. I literally almost got up and cheered when the movie ended in the theater, simply due to the sheer balls of ending a movie this way and the perfection of the final moments' execution. As much as I WANTED a happier ending, I simply cannot think of one more perfect considering everything that (intricately) lead up to it!
Soundtrack to this ending is unreal
Best sci fi film in a long time.
I really like this ending. It's not happy. Yet i'm glad Stem is still around
it's one of those endings where both the hero and villain benefit but in really messed up ways
If this man Leigh Whanell is given a budget of 150-200 $, he would do miracle with that.
Finally a film where the villain wins.
Empire Strike's Back
@@Meg_Lovegood infinity war
@@shadowx8145 you don't have to tell me, I know lol
Us. hereditary.Skeleton key. Prodigy.
no country for old men, seven
"You are *not* in CONTROL! *...I AM!!!* "
Powerful acting right there.
Straight chills. Even 2 years later I cannot help but love this scene.
@@NautilusGoose Yep. First it made us think it was all a dream, but in the end in a big twist, Stem took over Grey in reality when the latter's mentality finally breaks. Dark.
4:06 the best moment if you ask me. Smiles just like a robot or cyborg or whatever you would call it, just a tiny frame of movement. If this does not scare you and make you fall in love with the movie, I don't know what will.
The story is kind of clichéd and it was kind of predictable that Eron had a part to play in the accident. However Stem's involvement in it, the bgm and this ending were pretty much spot on. Solid 8/10
The ending made me physically ill... Jesus. The music and how they did that, was possibly the darkest thing i've seen in a movie. He's just lost in a delusion, made by a programme. Forever.
Para sempre pode ser. Mas como toda ilusão, sempre tem uma falha.
One thing I love about this entire movie is the choreography and camera movement throughout the entire thing as it goes on the moment STEM is put inside of his neck his movements become incredibly precise and robotic hinting at what was to come. Like the first scene where he makes himself a drink everything about it is very robotic like how a pair of mechanical arms woulddo it and the camera how it focuses only on his head while the rest of this body moves perfectly summarizes what it feels like to be in his position that he's just going on a ride while his body is completely under someone else's control. This wasn't Grey's movie this wasn't Grey's upgrade...it was Stem's
This is such an amazing film and the ending with that song... jeez
One of the most underrated movies ever IMO
This actor needed an oscar. How he managed to be a quadriplegic and after that making realistic robotic moves that is top class acting
I love how stem planned everything from the start. It kind of reminds me of chess computers like stockfish or alphazero. They move their pieces and your are like: "what is that trash move, lol computers are dumb" and then 10 moves later you are like "ohhh thats why...".
Stem upgraded itself, got complete control of the human host by putting him into a fake reality, destroyed all the other computers that could get in its way, eliminated all traces, killed the only guy who could create another stem all that while sustaining minimal damage. Stem is also in control of the company and basically has a nice capital to further upgrade itself. Stem won in every single way possible.
Thats what I love about this movie. The way it is executed is super realistic and scary.
Everything about this ending is perfect.
I like this movie the more I watch it. One of the best endings of 2018, probably of the last decade because it was gutsy, unconventional and bittersweet. It is a rarity nowadays.
This movie has alot of moments that make it genuine but this ending definitely makes it standout and can i say Logan was amazing! 🥴👍
Criminally underrated movie
3:29 amazing acting here, you can see how lifeless he is. You can feel that stem has taken over. And the really subtle robotic undertones of his voice they added in post are a beautiful touch
When you outplay all blockbusters with a budget of a few million dollars… Great movie, awesome soundtrack 👌
I just keep coming back for the music
I really wish I would’ve watched this in theaters… damn
Same here
No lie this movie is depressing as hell. Although i do love the shit out of it.
In a very twisted sense, both of them got what they wanted
And that's what makes this ending so powerful and great. It was Stem's way of thanking him.
@@Torianflanagan731 thanking him for
1- murdering his wife
2- paralyzing him
3- using his desire for revenge to tie up loose ends
4- not allowing him sleep and escalating violence till Grey’s mind breaks
I’d say STEM still owes him a lot more than a temporary delusion. What about when STEM needs a new body and Grey wakes up old, paralyzed, and alone?🤷🏻♂️ not cool, stem. Not cool.
@@RustinChole Finalmente alguém que pensa igual eu. O sthem acabou com a vida do cara
Best. Scene. In. Movie. EVER!
“It’s Easy To Fool People When They Are Already Fooling Themselves”
*ONE OF THE BEST CI FI IN HIS DECADE*
This is one of those movies that singlehandedly succeeds in giving me chills every time at the end.
When I went to see this film in theaters I was expecting an edgy, forgettable & overly gorey cringefest (especially when I saw the budget was $3 million dollars) but holy fuck was I blown away by the end at just how well made the movie was in regards to special effects, choreography and acting... but I was mainly blown away by the script. This is an extremely well written film & it bugs me that not many people talk about it. With all the fucking insanely high budget films coming out nowadays that look awful & have abysmal dialogue, plots & characters, THIS movie should be used as a modern example of what you can accomplish with a low budget if you have competent filmmakers & writers behind it that are actually passionate about what they are making. I hope this movie randomly becomes popular in the future lol
Grey not here anymore he’s in a better place and you’re the weakest link goodbye bang
This is a sci-fi B-movie, and yet was able to to be original and unique
The ending was stunning, breathless
I was in shock when i saw the endind
He's in better pls......wow chilling
Anyone noticed when STEM licks his finger to know how the blood taste?
I'm so happy I found this masterpiece physically.
Why am I just now finding out about this movie
I remember seeing this in the theaters at the end…everyone Was so blown away …nobody stood up after the credits. Plus the movies title reiterate at end just put the Cherry on top.
Apparently it was Stem, who got the upgrade
And it was the man who got a “grey” fate
Jed Palmer’s - “A better place” gives me chills every time!!!
The smirk on his face after he licks the blood off his finger
If
Blood
Then
Smile
This ending is awsome, super creepy that robot voice 😂😍
Why this slipped unde the radar I have no clue
Probably for the best honestly if it got a lot of attention it would have be over used to make more money and it then would have been ruined with a second movie
Because they had basically no marketing budget.
Because it had no marketing whatsoever lol I saw one single preview for it during another movie and it caught my attention, I'm glad it flew under the radar tho or it'd probably have a sequel by now
At 4:02 Stem tastes the blood to make sure that he is completely human. He got what he wanted, A machine tasting it's Victory.
I need another movie like this
This is actually one of the best movie endings ever
This was a masterpiece of a movie, thank you director for sticking with this ending and having the courage to do so
I loved this ending as both the robot and dude got good endings for them.
Grey’s ending wasn’t good at all.
@@baconingbad He got what he wanted.
@@VoytekPavlik He got an illusion, not what he actually wanted.
@@softan Do not try to be philosophical if you're bad at it.
@@baconingbad yeah dude STEM killed his wife, paralyzed him, used his desire for revenge to tie up loose ends, and pushed him further and further (not allowing him to sleep etc) till his mind broke. No part of that is good for Grey.
This is definitely one of my top sci-fi films. Up there with Blade Runner 2049 and interstellar in my opinion. The ending was simply amazing. Almost a black mirror, dark type of ending. And that music! The music makes it that much better. Gives you chills. We need more of these kinds of movies. Thought provoking.
One of the greatest sci-fi movies ive ever watched
It's my opinion that this movie is horribly underrated, and I think it's because the mainstream audience didn't like the ending cuz of how dark it is. But the acting and cinematography in this film are unparalleled. The way he moves when STEM takes over, both in the kitchen fight scene and here is so unsettling and inhuman, and the way the camera tracks him when he does it is just incredible! Honestly 9/10 movie and the only reason it isn't 10/10 is because of a couple slow sections in the middle.
Could not agree with you more