In 1999, Los Angeles, the government's Law Enforcement Technology Center developed a prototype simulator for training police detectives. Loaded with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence technology, this simulator requires users to hone their detective skills by hunting down computer-generated criminal Sid 6.7. However, this complicated "cat-and-mouse" system has a fatal consequence: the cunning Sid 6.7 escapes from the shackles and leaves the virtual space to enter the real world to do evil. Former cop Barnes is considered the man with the best chance of subduing Sid 6.7. With the help of crime expert Carter, Barnes travels between the real and virtual worlds to capture Sid before the new millennium. Meanwhile, Barnes discovers in Sid 6.7 the shadow of the perverted killer who killed his wife and daughter. The hunter's game has become more complicated and the stakes higher
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Virtuosity movie plot
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Chesley 2022-05-11 15:16:22
A really worthy sci-fi movie. You can almost find the prototypes of many of the concepts and props set in Westworld 2018. It's not easy for several big movie emperors to play together on the same stage, but unfortunately only when they are young. The picture style has made some attempts, but it is not ideal, it is really a stepping stone. Technology limits the imagination.
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Jazmin 2022-05-11 15:41:18
Today, intelligent human beings can travel freely through machine time and space; tomorrow, perhaps machine intelligence can also enter and leave the human world at will. Are you scared…
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Madison Carter: Tell me where my daughter is!
SID 6.7: Oh come on Maddy, forget the kid.
Madison Carter: Where is she?
SID 6.7: You really wanna know?
Madison Carter: Yes.
SID 6.7: You really, REALLY wanna know?
Madison Carter: Yeah.
SID 6.7: Just click your heels three times.
[Knocks on a trap door on an adjacent ventilation shaft]
SID 6.7: Oh Karin! Mummy's here!
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Madison Carter: You could see how, looking at your history, someone could infer that...
Lt. Parker Barnes: What? That I was angry? That I'm violent? You can infer I was angry about not making my junior high school baseball team, that doesn't mean I killed the coach, does it?