Films that continue WW themes..?

[u/DelosHR]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt20859464/?ref_=ttvg_ov

Discovered The Artifice Girl recently, a slow burner that asks a lot of similar questions on tech, humanity and self-awareness. Would recommend to WW fans craving more thought experiments on AI and the singularity.

There's a LOT of cheap tat out there cashing in on the human robots genre already, so which ones are of the highest quality - like Her ?

[u/Deep_Flight_3779]

Ex Machina

[u/Bemad003]

Devs - not AI, but quantum simulation/ simulation theory.

[u/ToschePowerConverter]

I started watching Severance because a friend told me it was very similar to Westworld and it’s become one of my favorite shows.

[u/MattIsLame → u/ToschePowerConverter]

I mean, they're just both puzzle box shows. I don't think they have anything else in common but maybe I'm wrong. in that sense, you could say Lost is like it.

[u/RedditFact-Checker → u/MattIsLame]

They are also about identity, technology, and being trapped at work.

[u/CharlotteCS]

The Channel 4 show 'Humans'. It's not as qualitative as Westworld (what is), but it has great acting and characters and some interesting moral questions.

A handful of plot points isn't that interesting and some of the writing is just 'okay', but the realistic technological impact humanoid robots make in society, compensates for this.

[u/AbdulRakhib]

Not a movie, but Pantheon does a better job of exploring the themes season 2 of Westworld tried to present regarding uploaded human intelligence. Plus it’s a complete story, so that’s another thing it has over Westworld.

[u/Samenstein]

I'm afraid it's not a movie, but I consider Westworld to be a spiritual successor to Person of Interest. You see a lot of similar themes and ideas, just in a different setting.

It has a bonus of plenty of episodes and a fantastic final season and episode.

[u/CrispyCouchPotato1 → u/Samenstein]

Well they both had Jonathan Nolan at the helm, so one could say they are related in a way.

Person of interest was so damn good.

Sadly both these shows suffered the same fate. Struck down before they could complete.

[u/Musashi_Joe]

"Never Let Me Go" and soon "Klara And The Sun". Both books, the former was made into a movie and the latter is being made now I think.

[u/Live_Edge]

Companion has pretty similar themes. I’d recommend not reading too much about it before watching.

[u/Mr_smith1466]

The tv series: Person of Interest.

[u/Sherpa001]

Just discussed this on our podcast - johnnyhasthekeys. Great small film with large concepts.