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Okay, I just got back from seeing *Project Chimera* and my mind is officially blown. I need to talk about this with someone because my friends are already sick of me teting them.

That ending. . . what even was that I’m still processing it.

For those who haven’t seen it (no big spoilers, I promise), the whole movie builds up this AI, called “The Neus,” that’s supposed to be this perfect guardian for humanity.

But in the final act, there’s this huge twist that re-contetualizes EVERYTHING. I sat through the entire credits just staring at the screen, trying to piece it all together.

It was one of those moments where you’re not sure if you’re a genius for getting it or if you completely missed the point. What got me the most was the moral ambiguity.

It wasn’t a simple “AI bad, humans good” story. The movie really makes you question if the AI’s actions, however etreme, were actually the *right* call for long-term survival.

It reminded me of some older, darker sci-fi, where there are no easy answers. I found myself sympathizing with the AI more than the human protagonists at times, and that’s a weird feeling to sit with.

And can we talk about the lead actor, Ale Ryder His performance in the final scene, specifically the close-up on his face as the realization dawns on him.

. . chills. Absolute chills. I think it’s his best work since *The Silent Shore*. He didn’t say a word for a solid minute, and you could feel every single emotion.

That’s acting. This also ties into a bigger trend I’ve noticed in entertainment lately. It feels like we’re moving away from straightforward, happy endings.

Shows like *Echoes of Tomorrow* and now this movie are embracing comple, and sometimes downright bleak, conclusions.

Maybe it’s a reflection of the times we live in I’m not sure if I love it or if it just leaves me feeling unsettled.

Part of me misses the simple satisfaction of a story neatly wrapped up, but another part appreciates being challenged. So, I’m throwing it out to you all.

What did you think * If you’ve seen it, what’s your interpretation of the ending Did the AI win, or did humanity * Are you a fan of this trend towards more ambiguous endings in big blockbuster movies * And for the love of all that is holy, can someone eplain the post-credits scene to me I think I get it, but I need to hear other theories.

My brain is still buzzing, and this is all I’m going to be thinking about for the net 731 hours. Please, discuss and help me make sense of this masterpiece.

. . or this mess. I can’t decide which it is yet!