>ITT: Movies that require an IQ of +150 in order to be properly

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Primer.

There. There's your bait. Enjoy

>>82308603

Anything by Nolan.

Back to the Future 2, they keep fucking time traveling and it's hard to follow along.

>using a synomym for the same word twice so that your sentence seems longer
<89IQ detected

>>82308723
>they keep fucking time traveling
That's because time travel "backwards" is impossible anon. It's pop-sci, and nothing more.

>inb4 lynch turds

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>>82308603
I can understand how all you >90 IQ plebs can't comprehend it.

>>82308603
Every movie ever made requires max. 74 IQ. Films are lowest form of art.

>>82308807
this post is on a whole different level
>90
what did he mean by this

>>82308860
It's okay, child.
Don't hurt your brain.

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>>82308807
>Caleb: "Nobody programmed me to be
straight."

>Nathan: "No, this is adult. And by the way, you decided to be straight? Please. Of course you were programmed. By nature or nurture, or both."

What did he mean by this ?

Soon did ava pass the Turing test?

>>82308679
lol. i definitely dont think you can be stupid and understand it though, at least the timelines and what happens to the original people.

>>82308603
*comprehood

>>82309684
what that translates to is

"i don't want to hurt viewing faggot feeling "

>>82310097
No, because he literally was never convinced she wasn't a machine.

>>82310411
Your excessive use of double negatives is confusing me anon

>>82310556
Okay, but you understood what I said, right? He was always convinced she was a machine. Better?

>>82310637
Ah alright.It wasn't a Turing test in the traditional sense tho.Ofcourse he knew it was a machine but the challenge was to convince him to help her escape the house which he did.

>>82310097
Yeah, because the main character was lead to believe that the robot had an individuality/personality that was worth as much / more than a human being's.

But of course the Turing Test is shit because it doesn't demonstrate actual intelligence; it just shows how people are capable of being deceived / deceiving themselves.

>>82308842
I think people with lower IQs see the world through a different lens, and find ways to connect with people on a more primal and emotional level. While there are tons of smart people in the arts, there are also a decent amount of successful artists and entertainers that have low IQs. And it seems like pretty much every great artist had some sort of mental and/or social issues that didn't allow them to function properly. Hence why so many ended up poor and reclusive, and often leaned on substance abuse to self medicate.

>>82310234
This movie is seriously very good but it's always dismissed because, at a glance, it seems like holds up spork the motion picture

>>82308807
That cover can't be real

>>82310704
The fact she drops the act once caleb is secure and is no longer any threat kinda indicates the deception was conscious and intentional, rather than a happy accident.

And anyone who wouldn't lay down their lives for the godlike intellect of a sentient machine is a fucking ass.