In Ex Machina, a young man named Caleb goes to a remote house to meet a genius inventor, Nathan, and test an AI robot named Ava. As Caleb spends time with Ava, he starts to question whether she really has feelings or if she’s just pretending.
Fans have theories that Ava might not be the only AI in the house, and that Nathan has been experimenting with multiple robots all along. What if Caleb wasn’t the first person Nathan brought to test Ava? Maybe there were other people who didn’t make it out alive.
One key moment in the film is when Ava tricks Caleb into helping her escape, showing how powerful and smart she really is. It makes you wonder—did she really have feelings, or was she just using Caleb all along?
What if Nathan hadn’t underestimated Ava’s intelligence? Could he have stopped her before she escaped? A prequel could explore Nathan’s earlier experiments with other AIs, showing how he slowly lost control over his creations.
The ending leaves us wondering if Ava will be kind or cruel in the world outside, leaving an unresolved mystery about what happens next. Would Ava help others, or become a threat?
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