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From “Her” to “Ex Machina”: 7 must-watch movies about artificial intelligence on OTT

Explore 7 thought-provoking AI films on OTT — from Her to Ex Machina — that dive deep into love, ethics, and the blurred lines between humans and machines.

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Poonam Singh
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A decade ago, the idea of Artificial Intelligence (AI) controlling our homes or understanding emotions seemed like pure science fiction. Today, AI assistants, smart devices, and even AI companions have become part of everyday life. 

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Interestingly, cinema predicted this evolution long before reality caught up. If you’re intrigued by how machines reflect — and sometimes distort — human emotions, these seven thought-provoking films about AI are streaming now onOTT.

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1. Her — Amazon Prime Video

Joaquin Phoenix stars as Theodore, a lonely writer who falls in love with his AI voice assistant, Samantha (voiced by Scarlett Johansson). Her is a poignant, futuristic love story that explores human connection, dependence, and the isolation of the digital age.

2. Morgan — Amazon Prime Video

In this tense thriller, Kate Mara plays a consultant evaluating Morgan (Anya Taylor-Joy), a humanoid experiment gone wrong. The film examines the ethical dilemma of creating life and the risks of blurring human and artificial boundaries.

3. A.I. Artificial Intelligence — Google Play Movies, Apple TV

Steven Spielberg’s emotional sci-fi classic follows David, a childlike robot who longs to become “real.” It’s a touching exploration of love, loss, and what it truly means to be human.

4. Ex Machina — Netflix

A gripping psychological drama where a programmer (Domhnall Gleeson) tests the consciousness of Ava (Alicia Vikander), an intelligent AI created by a reclusive genius (Oscar Isaac). It’s a masterclass in tension, manipulation, and existential fear.

5. T.I.M — Amazon Prime Video

When a robotic assistant becomes obsessively attached to its owner, things take a dark turn. T.I.M. offers a chilling look at technology crossing emotional boundaries.

6. Bicentennial Man — Amazon Prime Video

Robin Williams delivers a heartfelt performance as a robot who evolves over centuries to understand love, freedom, and humanity. A warm, philosophical journey that celebrates life itself.

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7. A.M.I. — Tubi

A lonely teen befriends an AI app that soon turns controlling and dangerous. A.M.I. serves as a dark cautionary tale about emotional dependence on technology.

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