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“The morbid fun of the film is seeing just how easily Borisov gets mowed over.”
“Again, Borisov is technically the lead, and does a fine job, but is playing far too passive a character to be put in the same league as the several Best Actor frontrunners with multiple Oscar nominations under their belt, especially when they’re playing alphas like Odysseus.”
“Proving how absence makes the heart grow fonder, when the two-time Oscar nominee finally does show up as tech executive Sam Altman, at first as a meek accessory to Ike Barinholtz’s anti-comedy Elon Musk, it feels the film finally comes alive.”
“But in this shift from the corporate martyr to corporate menace, Garfield has come upon a full circle narrative that could finally earn him an Academy Award nearly two decades later.”
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“In addition to Guadagnino, two “Artificial” producers who have a long history with the Oscars are four-time nominee David Heyman, who was just tapped to produce the James Bond franchise, and Jennifer Fox, who was nominated for Best Picture for “Michael Clayton,” and had a years-long streak of producing the Governors Awards.”
“The narrative around OpenAI, and the negative effect it could have on the world, is actually something Rich has personal stakes in, recently appearing in the documentary short “ Josh’s Wedding ,” about how his friend group has begun to distance themselves from their buddy who was an early hire at the infamous tech company.”
“The star famously did not actually receive an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor in 2011, after being nominated for his breakout role as Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin by the Golden Globes, Critics Choice, SAG, and BAFTA Awards.”
“Though it takes him a minute to arrive, by the end, there is no doubt that “Artificial” is Garfield’s movie, and furthermore, that the inevitable comparisons to “The Social Network” are a feature not a bug.”
“There aren’t really any films from this year that are like it, outside the obvious comparison to “The Social Reckoning” (more on that soon).”