Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World (2016)
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Critic Consensus: Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World finds Werner Herzog bringing his distinctive documentarian gifts to bear on a timely topic with typically thought-provoking results.
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As long as Herzog continues to mouth his mysterioso epiphanies, it can't be all bad.
The unsparing eye feels a little more sparing than usual.
It's fascinating, scary (so scary), interesting stuff.
It's increasingly possible that the meme of Werner Herzog is surpassing the man. I found myself spending much of Lo and Behold hoping Herzog would get out of the way.
The shape of things to come is a subject very dear to the hearts of the high-tech evangelists Herzog talks to, and it accounts for the pulse of freakish comedy that beats through "Lo and Behold."
The Existential Pondering-ometer goes into the red zone. There will be robots.
Audience Reviews for Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World
Werner Herzog studies modern technology as only he can.
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Werner Herzog does some light documentary musings about the greatest invention of modern times (like about how nobody, no sci-fi nerd writer, saw it coming, while flying cars have yet to materialize). It's a nice evening's entertainment but little more than that. F'instance there's a peek at folks who become addicted to the net, but nada is said, projected, about how being on is the wave of the (ant colony) future.
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Really smart people talking about scary things. Only Herzog could have made this movie. (8-28-16)
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