because “Atlas” is a film about battling evil AI. When Atlas is drafted into service alongside a batch of rangers (including Sterling K. Brown, who seems to at least be having a lot of fun ...

Directed by Brad Peyton and written by Leo Sardarian and Aron Eli Coleite, the film stars Jennifer Lopez as Atlas, a woman living in a future world who distrusts AI and is good at everything and ...

In the negative climate of today’s hypercritical focus on only the worst elements of any film, we’re here to tell you that "Atlas" is a rewarding blast from the past. It boasts impressive ...

that Atlas develops for her AI counterpart. Moreover, the exo-suit, its “personality” and the film’s overall meditation on artificial intelligence feels fully cobbled together from the parts ...

Atlas forces herself on a military space mission ... thriller “The Mother,” plus B-movie “Anaconda” and sci-fi film “The Cell” back in the day, show a willing gameness to venture ...

Elon Musk, a long-term proponent of AI, inevitably springs to mind while watching Atlas. The decision to call ... It’s easy to imagine Musk endorsing this film. A scene towards the end, in ...

"Atlas" arrives on Netflix on May 24. Jennifer Lopez heads to space in the new film "Atlas." In the official teaser for the upcoming film, which was released on Wednesday, Lopez is seen in a ...

The latest trailer for Netflix’s Atlas makes it seem like it exists somewhere between Blue Beetle and I, Robot. Charles Pulliam-Moore is a reporter focusing on film, TV, and pop culture.