After Yang

2021

Action / Drama / Sci-Fi

42
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 68% · 239 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 68% · 250 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.6/10 10 25892 25.9K

future based on novel or book loss of loved one adoptive father father loss

Plot summary

When his young daughter's beloved companion — an android named Yang — malfunctions, Jake searches for a way to repair him. In the process, Jake discovers the life that has been passing in front of him, reconnecting with his wife and daughter across a distance he didn't know was there.

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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Catocala 7 / 10

Beautiful but slow movie, negative reviewers should watch a different genre

If it's not your cup of tea, I can understand because the movie is slow despite only being about 1,5 hours, but to immediately give it a rating below 5 is honestly childish.The story discusses so many important and philosophical questions and it does so in a very organized and beautiful way, with fantastic cinematography and solid acting.With a complex story where dialogue is fewer than in most films, you need to make sure the viewer can easily understand what you're point is. I think this flaw is the reason that some people dislike it so much that they give a movie such a low score even though it is so well crafted and emotionally touching. This is in part because of Colin Farrell, who gives a bit of a vague and neutral performance, but also it's because of the general style of the film. The shots are slow and often silent or with sparse dialogue. However, the words are so intentional and accompanied by lots of visual info in order to make the message clear. So instead of a matter of "being boring" or "pointless", it might just be a matter of some people missing the point.On a brighter note: fantastic acting by Justin Min (playing the AI 'sibling/companion' Yang). He perfectly walked the line between acting as though you're essentially a robot yet providing loads of micro-expressions to make you believe he is an AI that would pass the Turing test.The movie contains a lot of topics: it's about grief, belonging, ethical and moral questions, relational problems, human consciousness vs AI, xenophobia/racism, cultural identity and more.Therefore alone, this movie is worth the watch, especially for those who like to think about life and the human experience. With this many topics, a movie can easily become overly convoluted or messy, but the aesthetically pleasing shots combined with conscientiously written dialogue and script managed to stay clear.It truely saddens me how much the point was missed by some reviews of people who obviously disliked the movie. However, I would advise them to watch a different genre. This movie isn't your run of the mill, adrenaline fueled scifi bots-with-guns movie. It's a soft, carefully detailed and slow exploration of touching themes for those who are open to the experience.
Reviewed by Xstal 3 / 10

It's Our Memories that Make Us...

... and after absorbing this you'll have an urge to wipe it from your mind as quickly as possible.What would you do, if your android blew a fuse, shuffled off immortal coil, didn't work and couldn't toil, in a world where you rely, on this very human guy, to bring up, adopted daughter, as you're too busy pouring water, would you take apart his mind, not sure what things you might find, open windows to its core, visions hidden behind doors, finding analogue interactions, pushed from binary transactions, secrets Yang had hoped to keep, or would you shut your eyes and sleep - as dull as ditch water.
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