Adding more combustible material to the inferno of AI unease sweeping the globe, director Brad Peyton "(Journey 2: The Mysterious Island," "San Andreas," "Rampage") is experiencing a healthy surge of adrenalin to his Hollywood filmmaking career that seems to have no ceiling as evidenced by his latest entertaining project.
His new Netflix sci-fi thriller, "Atlas," combines an explosive assault of "Titanfall"-like mech action paired with timely themes surrounding our inherent apprehension about the encroachment of artificial intelligence into every aspect of our daily lives.
