Singularity
2015 · 9m · Estados Unidos
Directed by Samuel Jørgensen
Amid a war between humans and sentient androids, a Delta Force team must fight a dangerous enemy to rescue the President of the United States. Their mission takes them into that conflict.
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The premise screams blockbuster formula—androids, Delta Force, presidential rescue—but Jørgensen seems to know that and leans into the absurdity anyway, which either makes it smarter than it has any right to be or just another nine-minute action beat, and honestly I'm still not sure which.
A competent sci-fi action piece that wears its influences clearly—the android-war premise sits comfortably in established SF canon—though it doesn't quite push beyond the formal conventions it inherits.
Nine minutes of military-grade action on what couldn't have been a generous budget, and Jørgensen's choice to keep the android threat almost abstract—felt rather than shown—makes the tension land way harder than a reveal would've, turning constraint into the film's sharpest asset.