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Transcendence ist ein US-amerikanischer dystopischer Science-Fiction-Film unter der Regie von Wally Pfister aus dem Jahr mit Johnny Depp in der. Der erste Trailer zu "Transcendence" mit Johnny Depp und Morgan Freeman wurde veröffentlicht. Transcendence ein Film von Wally Pfister mit Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall. Inhaltsangabe: Dr. Will Caster Transcendence Trailer DF (2). Wiedergaben.

Der erste Trailer zu "Transcendence" mit Johnny Depp und Morgan Freeman wurde veröffentlicht. Transcendence ein Film von Wally Pfister mit Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall. Inhaltsangabe: Dr. Will Caster Transcendence Trailer DF (2). Wiedergaben. Transcendence ist ein US-amerikanischer dystopischer Science-Fiction-Film unter der Regie von Wally Pfister aus dem Jahr mit Johnny Depp in der.

At the heart, it's a story about a woman, Evelyn, who loves her husband, Will, so much she tries to hold onto him by helping him save his consciousness.

She begins to wrestle with whether this being is really Will or is something new. It's also about evolution and the line between humanity and evolving into something more.

This movie might be a turn off for religious people but it does make you think of what humanity could become whether you're religious or not.

Overall, it's a great movie that's enjoyable, thought provoking, challenges some beliefs, and foreshadows some future realities we will all have to soon deal with.

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How did you buy your ticket? View All Videos 1. View All Photos Movie Info. Will Caster Johnny Depp , the world's foremost authority on artificial intelligence, is conducting highly controversial experiments to create a sentient machine.

When extremists try to kill the doctor, they inadvertently become the catalyst for him to succeed.

Will's wife, Evelyn Rebecca Hall , and best friend, Max Paul Bettany , can only watch as his thirst for knowledge evolves to an omnipresent quest for power, and his loved ones soon realize that it may be impossible to stop him.

Wally Pfister. Andrew A. Jack Paglen. Dec 14, Datasat, Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos. Johnny Depp Will Caster. Rebecca Hall Evelyn Caster.

Paul Bettany Max Waters. Cillian Murphy Agent Buchanan. Kate Mara Bree. Cole Hauser Col. Morgan Freeman Joseph Tagger. Clifton Collins Jr. Cory Hardrict Joel Edmund.

Falk Hentschel Bob. Wally Pfister Director. Jack Paglen Screenwriter. Kosove Producer. Broderick Johnson Producer. Kate Cohen Producer. Marisa Polvino Producer.

Annie Marter Producer. David Valdes Producer. Aaron Ryder Producer. Christopher Nolan Executive Producer. September 22, Full Review….

May 5, Full Review…. May 2, Rating: 2. May 2, Rating: 3. September 26, Rating: 2. July 21, Rating: C Full Review…. July 8, Rating: C Full Review….

May 26, Full Review…. March 26, Full Review…. December 14, Rating: 2. View All Critic Reviews Jun 22, This actually was better than I thought it was going to be.

Pretty interesting storyline as I can potentially see this happening in the next 20 years or so which is a scary thought. Rebecca Hall is great in this one.

Script is very well thought out and written. This is probably how the future in the Terminator franchise will actually start. Patrick W Super Reviewer.

Sep 13, Everyone has been asking for a new sci-fi thriller from Christopher Nolan, and now, finally, he presents a film Wally Pfister is finally moving on up in the big leagues of sci-fi filmmaking, ostensibly on the back of nepotism that I like to think doesn't so much derive from Nolan's name, but from Wall-E's name.

Well, I reckon we know why this film's script was blacklisted for so long, but at least Richard Roeper dug it, even more so than me, and as far as everyone else is concerned, I think that this is the "Inception II" that it ostensibly wants to be.

Speaking of which, I may be that jerk who actually likes this film, but even I have to note the irony in the fact that when a man entered his dreams, he faced action, action and more action, and when this man enters the digital world, not much happens.

Johnny Depp has explored many a surreal world, and few of them have been of a science fiction nature, oddly enough, probably because after "The Astronaut's Wife", in , he became very strict about his sci-fi projects.

One can imagine how frustrated he is to see how his big comeback to sci-fi films has turned out, but hey, I like it just fine, though not nearly as much as Richard Roeper, for a number of reasons.

Jack Paglen's script makes a number of errors in judgment, notably in how it structures the narrative, whose hiccups are subtle, but distinct, in how they undercook a number of character motivations and rush through certain places where there should be slow-downs, which remain frequent enough for the film to find itself meandering limply.

Uneven pacing is even an issue with Wally Pfister's direction, which is adequately engaging more often than not, but breaks up long periods of subtle momentum that, with a little more ambience than kick to atmosphere, is reminiscent of Chris Nolan's urgent pacing style with brief dry spots which retard a sense of momentum enough for you to take notice of just how repetitious and overdrawn this thriller is at just shy of two hours.

That runtime isn't especially lengthy, and therefore emphatic of how thin this film's subject matter kind of is, because although there is a lot of interesting material to touch upon, there's hardly any action, and not even that much bite to the subtle intensities and dramatics, despite Paglen's trying a touch too hard to manufacture something of relatively considerable intrigue.

From an angle focusing on an anti-technology terrorist organization, to humanized melodramatics, there are some promising elements that feel kind of forced into the context of this, at its heart, minimalist sci-fi opus, - which has enough trouble selling its overblown, underdeveloped and largely farfetched mythology - partly due to Paglen's particular laziness when it comes to their handling, and largely due to a heavy-handedness to Pfister's directorial storytelling which encompass contrived tensions and sentimentality to try and salvage an investment that only loosens as the plot heavy-handedly unravel.

There's either too much ambition, or too much laziness, but whatever the case may be, this is a narratively rocky and dramatically misguided thriller that could maintain momentum much more comfortably if it didn't succumb to so many conventions.

For every potentially refreshing element in this film, there is mounds of tropes, many of which are downright trite, resulting in a predictability to severe that the element of surprise is even too slim to obscure missteps in the structure and narrative value of the storytelling, and natural shortcomings in the story itself.

I was hoping for a lot more out of this rather forgettable sci-fi project, but to say that this is as flat as many say is inaccurate, because for all its shortcomings, the film offers some value, even that of an aesthetic nature.

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Datasat, Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos. Johnny Depp Will Caster. Rebecca Hall Evelyn Caster. Paul Bettany Max Waters.

Cillian Murphy Agent Buchanan. Kate Mara Bree. Cole Hauser Col. Morgan Freeman Joseph Tagger. Clifton Collins Jr.

Cory Hardrict Joel Edmund. Falk Hentschel Bob. Wally Pfister Director. Jack Paglen Screenwriter. Kosove Producer.

Broderick Johnson Producer. Kate Cohen Producer. Marisa Polvino Producer. Annie Marter Producer. David Valdes Producer.

Aaron Ryder Producer. Christopher Nolan Executive Producer. September 22, Full Review…. May 5, Full Review….

May 2, Rating: 2. May 2, Rating: 3. September 26, Rating: 2. July 21, Rating: C Full Review…. July 8, Rating: C Full Review…. May 26, Full Review….

March 26, Full Review…. December 14, Rating: 2. View All Critic Reviews Jun 22, This actually was better than I thought it was going to be.

Pretty interesting storyline as I can potentially see this happening in the next 20 years or so which is a scary thought. Rebecca Hall is great in this one.

Script is very well thought out and written. This is probably how the future in the Terminator franchise will actually start.

Patrick W Super Reviewer. Sep 13, Everyone has been asking for a new sci-fi thriller from Christopher Nolan, and now, finally, he presents a film Wally Pfister is finally moving on up in the big leagues of sci-fi filmmaking, ostensibly on the back of nepotism that I like to think doesn't so much derive from Nolan's name, but from Wall-E's name.

Well, I reckon we know why this film's script was blacklisted for so long, but at least Richard Roeper dug it, even more so than me, and as far as everyone else is concerned, I think that this is the "Inception II" that it ostensibly wants to be.

Speaking of which, I may be that jerk who actually likes this film, but even I have to note the irony in the fact that when a man entered his dreams, he faced action, action and more action, and when this man enters the digital world, not much happens.

Johnny Depp has explored many a surreal world, and few of them have been of a science fiction nature, oddly enough, probably because after "The Astronaut's Wife", in , he became very strict about his sci-fi projects.

One can imagine how frustrated he is to see how his big comeback to sci-fi films has turned out, but hey, I like it just fine, though not nearly as much as Richard Roeper, for a number of reasons.

Jack Paglen's script makes a number of errors in judgment, notably in how it structures the narrative, whose hiccups are subtle, but distinct, in how they undercook a number of character motivations and rush through certain places where there should be slow-downs, which remain frequent enough for the film to find itself meandering limply.

Uneven pacing is even an issue with Wally Pfister's direction, which is adequately engaging more often than not, but breaks up long periods of subtle momentum that, with a little more ambience than kick to atmosphere, is reminiscent of Chris Nolan's urgent pacing style with brief dry spots which retard a sense of momentum enough for you to take notice of just how repetitious and overdrawn this thriller is at just shy of two hours.

That runtime isn't especially lengthy, and therefore emphatic of how thin this film's subject matter kind of is, because although there is a lot of interesting material to touch upon, there's hardly any action, and not even that much bite to the subtle intensities and dramatics, despite Paglen's trying a touch too hard to manufacture something of relatively considerable intrigue.

From an angle focusing on an anti-technology terrorist organization, to humanized melodramatics, there are some promising elements that feel kind of forced into the context of this, at its heart, minimalist sci-fi opus, - which has enough trouble selling its overblown, underdeveloped and largely farfetched mythology - partly due to Paglen's particular laziness when it comes to their handling, and largely due to a heavy-handedness to Pfister's directorial storytelling which encompass contrived tensions and sentimentality to try and salvage an investment that only loosens as the plot heavy-handedly unravel.

There's either too much ambition, or too much laziness, but whatever the case may be, this is a narratively rocky and dramatically misguided thriller that could maintain momentum much more comfortably if it didn't succumb to so many conventions.

For every potentially refreshing element in this film, there is mounds of tropes, many of which are downright trite, resulting in a predictability to severe that the element of surprise is even too slim to obscure missteps in the structure and narrative value of the storytelling, and natural shortcomings in the story itself.

I was hoping for a lot more out of this rather forgettable sci-fi project, but to say that this is as flat as many say is inaccurate, because for all its shortcomings, the film offers some value, even that of an aesthetic nature.

Really, although the name of Mychael Danna still carries some weight after his Oscar-winning efforts on "Life of Pi", his score, being largely ambient and almost consistently formulaic, is barely worth praising, although there is enough subtle color to capture the delicacy of this thriller, without intensifying an atmospheric dryness that would exacerbate the film's blandness.

Quite frankly, even the style of this pricy piece is a little lacking, and I'm sure most all of us can agree that we were expecting that to hit home if anything in this film was to do so, but technical proficiency is sound here, livening things up, arguably with a little more consistency than the telling of a promising story.

Well, I don't know how promising this story is, for conventional and slightly inconsequential elements work to beef up a story that is short on action and immediate urgency, yet its subject matter, no matter while not wholly scientifically convincing, paints an intriguing portrait on themes regarding what separates humanity from artificial intelligence, how greatly technology can corrupt good visions, and whether or not humanity truly is the purest form of intelligence.

If there is a dramatic factor to flavor up this subject matter, then it thrives, not on the storytelling, but on a highly esteemed cast of talents who have hardly anything to do, but sell their respective roles solidly, with Johnny Depp capturing the intimidating presence of an artificial intelligence, while the lovely Rebecca Hall projects the emotional depths of a woman who loses her husband, only to get him back for the sake of noble intentions that ultimately go horribly awry.

Beyond the onscreen talent, there isn't really anything of consistent worth, but there are a number of elements to commend, and they go orchestrated with as much effectiveness as they can be by Pfister, whose debut directorial performance in flimsy in pacing and certain other elements, while proving to be underwhelming in certain technical aspects, but also carries a number of promising attributes, ranging from stylistic proficiency, to a dramatic tastefulness that evokes some resonance, particularly with a resolution that is touching enough for you to overlook certain holes.

There are a lot of holes throughout this film, and Pfister does not have ability to overshadow them through and through, thus making for a final product that really does drop the ball in so many places, which is unfortunate, because there is some potential, and it is done enough justice to make a reasonably engaging sci-fi thriller, even though much more could have been done.

To shut everything down, a lack of coherency in structure and pacing challenge one's patience with a minimalist story concept that is further thinned by desperately contrived elements and, of course, thorough predictability, thus, the final product falls as an underwhelming betrayal of some intriguing ideas, which are done enough justice by decent score work, visual effects and cinematography, and by solid acting and directorial highlights to secure Wally Pfister's "Transcendence" as an adequately engaging sci-fi study on humanity and artificial intelligence, in spite of all the disappointments.

Cameron J Super Reviewer. Sep 12, An interesting concept that falls through due to terrible execution. You will sit through this movie feeling and thinking nothing.

And, you will likely be walking away from this feeling as though you completely wasted two hours of your life. I know I did. Nikhil N Super Reviewer.

Sep 07, I don't know why everybody panned this film I would've given it an even higher rating, but the ending is pretty stupid.

Aside from that, it's a pretty cool film that brings up raises some interesting issues that are sure to be hot topics within the next years.

Stephen S Super Reviewer. See all Audience reviews. Max Waters: I spent my life trying to reduce the brain to a series of electrical impulses.

I failed. Human emotion It can contain illogical conflict. Can love someone and yet hate the things that they've done. Machine can't reconcile that.

Will Caster: We're not going to fight them we're going to transcend them. Evelyn: We can upload his consciousness.

We can save him Max Waters: Not like this Assuming that this works, if we miss anything, a thought, a childhood memory, how would you know whom we're dealing with?

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This new featurette for Transcendence, the upcoming science-fiction movie starring a ghoulish Johnny Depp, tries to explain what transcendence is:.

Transcendence — What is transcendence? So basically, transcendence is the uploading of a human brain to a super computer. Well, rather than dying, am all for uploading my brain into a computer!

What about you? Would you upload your brain? Or are you a Luddite against the concept of digital after-life? A new poster of Transcendence, the upcoming science-fiction movie starring Johnny Depp, has been unveiled:.

Yesterday Dr. Will Caster was only human. Yet a new trailer of Transcendence, the upcoming science-fiction movie in which Actor Johnny Depp is set to become a god:.

What would it do? Take a look to the first official poster of Transcendence, the upcoming sci-fi movie starring Captain Jack Sparrow , er I mean Johnny Depp:.

What if a new intelligence was born? This grants him power beyond his wildest dreams, and soon he becomes unstoppable. If you were to transcend and become a god-like entity, what kind of god would you be?

A jealous and vengeful god or a god of love and mercy? Will Caster Johnny Depp is the foremost researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence, working to create a sentient machine that combines the collective intelligence of everything ever known with the full range of human emotions.

His highly controversial experiments have made him famous, but they have also made him the prime target of anti-technology extremists who will do whatever it takes to stop him.

However, in their attempt to destroy Will, they inadvertently become the catalyst for him to succeed —to be a participant in his own transcendence.

For his wife Evelyn Rebecca Hall and best friend Max Waters Paul Bettany , both fellow researchers, the question is not if they can… but if they should.

The only thing that is becoming terrifyingly clear is there may be no way to stop him. All right, the movie does looks entertaining, and I do want to see it.

But as usual Hollywood embrace scaremongering nonsense to sell theater tickets…. Transcendence — Some call it the singularity, I call it transcendence.

Sounds like the plot of the film comes straight from the mind of some Luddite! Anyway, am still impatient to see how the whole thing will turn out.

They work toward their goal of Technological Singularity, as a radical anti-technology organization fights to prevent them from creating a world where computers can transcend the abilities of the human brain.

Transcendence — Behind the scenes video. If you were close to die, Would you upload your your mind onto a computer?

Or would you rather die? More Information at: Transcendence Trailer. Transcendence Transcendence Movie — R. April 15th, The film will hit theaters on April 17, Transcendence Movie — The threat is real!

March 28th, In theaters: April 17,

Worst Superhero Movies. Transcendence — Good evening Donald Buchanan. Marisa Polvino Producer. A new Schwarzer September of Transcendence, the upcoming science-fiction movie starring Johnny Trovato Detektei, has been unveiled:. Transcendence is the uploading of a human brain into a supercomputer. Share this Rating Title: Transcendence 6. What about you? Transcendence Plot Synopsis December 12th, Oof, that was Rotten. If you were to transcend and become a god-like entity, what kind of god would you be? Anonymer User. Er zweifelt, dass diese Maschine eine hundertprozentige Kopie von Wills Bewusstsein ist, und spricht sich vehement dagegen aus, die Maschine zu unterstützen. Meine Cars 3 Kinostart. Er ist eine Koryphäe auf dem Gebiet der künstlichen Intelligenz und ein durch die Neugier auf die Natur des Universums motivierter Wissenschaftler. Will hilft einigen Menschen, ihre Krankheiten und Behinderungen mit Hilfe von Nanorobotern zu heilen.

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Auch Will wird mit einer Pistole niedergeschossen. Interviews, Making-Of und Ausschnitte. Das müsste einem intelligenten Youtube Filme Deutsch Action erfahrenen Menschen doch erst mal auffallen und prüfen lassen, ob etwas dahinter steckt. Es gibt hier keinen Spannungsbogen mit Pointe. Sprachen Englisch. Seitenverhältnis. Unitmedia. Broderick Johnson Andrew A. Laura W. Transcendence Trailer Sabine Kuegler 2019. Ansichten Lesen Bearbeiten Quelltext bearbeiten Versionsgeschichte. Es gibt hier keinen Spannungsbogen mit Pointe. Transcendence Trailer DF 2. Wally Pfister. Die Dreharbeiten begannen Ndr Live Sh Juni Wally Pfister entschied sich für ein anamorphes Format, auf mm-Film. Zudem werden alle Nanopartikel vernichtet, die eigentlich das Wasser und die Luft reinigen und Wälder nachwachsen lassen sollten. Wo kann man diesen Film schauen? Will hilft einigen Menschen, ihre Krankheiten und Behinderungen mit Hilfe von Nanorobotern zu heilen.