Ex Machina initially focused on Caleb, a programmer at a software company known as Blue Book. He was chosen by his boss, CEO Nathan Bateman, as part of a larger Turing experiment.

As the 10th anniversary of Alex Garland’s Oscar-winning techno-thriller approaches, here’s a look back at how prescient the film ‘Ex Machina’ ended up being. (So far.) Before media outlets ...

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Garland added: “The reason that the Ex Machina disco dancing scene exists is because of Never Let Me Go. I thought I had to disrupt what was happening in the film.