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The Creator - Ambitious Yet Disappointing

 


The Creator seemed to be an epic story about how humanity is more than being human, and the power of machines and how dangerous they can be… Does it sound good? Well, it did, at first. I was kind of excited to watch it, to tell you the truth, but it was so… boring. 

Does this never end?


It dragged on, and there were moments when I thought it would never end. Don't get me wrong, I like long movies as long as they are interesting, but The Creator put me to sleep.

At some point, I was checking if it would take too much longer every five minutes. Always waiting for something really attention-grabbing to happen, but it never did. 

Boring film with great performances


The movie doesn't match the epic aura they tried to sell through the trailer. It felt just another sci-fi, with little to offer except perhaps the actors' performance.

The brightest part of this movie was Madeleine Yuna Voyles' acting skills, which were impressive. She brought some real talent to the table and managed to shine despite the film's challenges. I wish the rest of the movie had lived up to that level.

Disappointment 


Some people might appreciate the ambition behind The Creator, but it didn't hit the mark for me. I had different expectations going in.


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