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Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 119 minutes
Directors: Wally Pfister
Writers: Jack Paglen
Casts: Lukas Haas, Johnny Depp, Paul Bettany, Dylan Kenin, Morgan Freeman, Clifton Collins Jr., Rebecca Hall, Xander Berkeley, Fernando Chien, Falk Hentschel, Seth Adkins, Josh Stewart, Cole Hauser, Kate Mara, Cory Hardrict, Cillian Murphy, Lubella Gauna, Wallace Langham, Luce Rains, Chris Gartin, Chad Brummett, Olivia Taylor Dudley, Jaime Powers, Colin Jones, John Trejo, Kristen Rakes, Steven Liu, James Burnett, Sam Quinn, Sam Webb, Abe Martell, Lauren Sivan, Laramie Cooley, Nancy Jeris, Antonio Del Prete, Jon Kristian Moore, Darren P. Leis, Richard Daniel Williams, Lyn Quinn, Kendra Tuthill, Darrick Hurst
IMDB: Transcendence (2014)
Ratings: 
(27 votes, average: 4.04 out of 5)
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IndieWire -
While never as dynamically involving as Christopher Nolan's "Inception," for which longtime Nolan director of photography Pfister justifiably won an Oscar, Transcendence still grapples with provocative existential concepts in similarly thoughtful terms.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Pfister, who, like his mentor Nolan, adamantly continues to shoot on film (not digital), shows a sure hand at staging scenes, creating visuals and setting a tone -- if only all the diverse elements here fit comfortably under the same tent.
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Arizona Republic -
Despite its looks, talent and pedigree, Transcendence never becomes the movie it could have been.
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Hitfix -
Wally Pfister, best known until now as the cinematographer on Christopher Nolan's big films, makes his directorial debut here, and as dumb as Paglen's script is, Pfister seems to have no feeling whatsoever for the staging of sequences or for any sort of dramatic narrative momentum.
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Variety -
There are intriguing, half-formed ideas afoot in Transcendence, but the script and Pfister’s heavy, humorless direction tend to reduce everything to simplistic standoffs between good and evil.
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Transcendence (2014)
Two leading computer scientists work toward their goal of Technological Singularity, as a radical anti-technology organization fights to prevent them from creating a world where computers can transcend the abilities of the human brain.
Transcendence (2014)
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Information
Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 119 minutes
Directors: Wally Pfister
Writers: Jack Paglen
Casts: Lukas Haas, Johnny Depp, Paul Bettany, Dylan Kenin, Morgan Freeman, Clifton Collins Jr., Rebecca Hall, Xander Berkeley, Fernando Chien, Falk Hentschel, Seth Adkins, Josh Stewart, Cole Hauser, Kate Mara, Cory Hardrict, Cillian Murphy, Lubella Gauna, Wallace Langham, Luce Rains, Chris Gartin, Chad Brummett, Olivia Taylor Dudley, Jaime Powers, Colin Jones, John Trejo, Kristen Rakes, Steven Liu, James Burnett, Sam Quinn, Sam Webb, Abe Martell, Lauren Sivan, Laramie Cooley, Nancy Jeris, Antonio Del Prete, Jon Kristian Moore, Darren P. Leis, Richard Daniel Williams, Lyn Quinn, Kendra Tuthill, Darrick Hurst
IMDB: Transcendence (2014)
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Two leading computer scientists work toward their goal of Technological Singularity, as a radical anti-technology organization fights to prevent them from creating a world where computers can transcend the abilities of the human brain.
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Reviews
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IndieWire -
While never as dynamically involving as Christopher Nolan's "Inception," for which longtime Nolan director of photography Pfister justifiably won an Oscar, Transcendence still grapples with provocative existential concepts in similarly thoughtful terms.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Pfister, who, like his mentor Nolan, adamantly continues to shoot on film (not digital), shows a sure hand at staging scenes, creating visuals and setting a tone -- if only all the diverse elements here fit comfortably under the same tent.
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Arizona Republic -
Despite its looks, talent and pedigree, Transcendence never becomes the movie it could have been.
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Hitfix -
Wally Pfister, best known until now as the cinematographer on Christopher Nolan's big films, makes his directorial debut here, and as dumb as Paglen's script is, Pfister seems to have no feeling whatsoever for the staging of sequences or for any sort of dramatic narrative momentum.
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Variety -
There are intriguing, half-formed ideas afoot in Transcendence, but the script and Pfister’s heavy, humorless direction tend to reduce everything to simplistic standoffs between good and evil.
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