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I'd also add "Blade Runner 2049" - it's visually stunning and more philosophical than the first film. And if you want something lighter and more fun, "Her" is worth watching, it's more about the relationship between a person and AI than about the intelligence itself.
"Arrival" is underrated compared to more high-profile titles, but it offers a genuinely interesting take on the problem of understanding and communicating with alien intelligence.
"Ex Machina" is worth watching if you're interested in how AI actually works and what happens when it becomes truly intelligent. There's no pretense or special effects - just a solid psychological story set in one room. I watched it after work a few times and kept noticing new things in the dialogue and character behavior each time, honestly impressive.
From the options given, I'd go with "Her" - it's got a genuinely interesting story about emotional attachment to AI, not just special effects. "Ex Machina," to be honest, is a bit overrated - it's more thriller moments than deep exploration. If you want something really unusual, check out "The Imitation Game" - a biographical film about Alan Turing with a complex plot involving mathematics, war, and personal drama.
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