Humanity is afraid of the machines, and rightly so. In The Creator, a AI simply dropped an atomic bomb over Los Angeles ten years ago and since then there has been war between the fronts. You can watch the spectacle on free TV for the first time today.
Today on TV: The Creator’s story takes a journey into a dark future
In The Creator, people and machines no longer understand each other at all. A malignant AI has explained the war to humanity and The so -called creator is supposed to work on a particularly devastating weapon. A human special task command sets out deep behind enemy lines to defuse them.
But especially the former Special Forces agent Joshua (John David Washington) is amazed when he suddenly faces a child. Is that supposed to be the brutal weapon with the potential to erase humanity? The soldier gets between the fronts and goes on a dangerous trip together with the child.
Star Wars director Gareth Edwards stages monumental sci-fi war with uniquely cool look
The Creator lives from his pictures. Here sci-fi fans really get their money’s worth. At least if you like humanoid robots, large room stations and futuristic design. The unused setting is garnished with an exciting story and the classic question, whether robots will probably be able to develop feelings at some point.
Gareth Edwards could completely let off steam here and the result is impressive. The man understands something from the spectacle, he has us Before that, films like Rogue One: A Star Wars Storyone of the best films of the whole Star Wars franchise. He also is responsible for the extremely successful Godzilla from 2014 and the next Jurassic World film.
In the keywords sci-fi and monsters Of course we remember the first big sci-fi film of the still quite young year. The strip has recently been running in the cinema, which plays on a planet full of monster worms and comes from a multiple Oscar-winning director.
TV or stream: When and where does the creator come?
RTL presents the free TV premiere this Sunday, March 16, and from 8:15 p.m. for the best broadcast time. A repetition runs from 0:20 a.m.
You can of course also stream the Gareth Edwards film online, but it is currently not included in a flat rate. On demand, however, it can be bought or borrowed from Apple TV, Maxdome, MagentaTV and Amazon.
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