Director Gareth Edwards recently revealed that Vietnam's beautiful rice fields, terraced fields and limestone cliffs in Ha Long Bay will make their appearance in a new sci-fi epic set in 2050s.

Ha Long Bay will be one of the backgrounds in which the war between the human race and artificial intelligence takes place (Photo: The Creator Trailer) .

In addition to Vietnam, the production crew also visited 80 locations in 7 other countries, including Thailand, Cambodia, Nepal, Japan, Indonesia, the United Kingdom and the United States to achieve the visual imagination of a futuristic yet gloomy world occupied by AI.

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Edwards said he was inspired by the classic Vietnam war film "Apocalypse Now" by director Francis Ford Coppola when creating the post-apocalyptic world in "The Creator". Meanwhile, the story of violent conflict between humankind and AI was inspired by Joseph Campbell's novel "The Hero with a Thousand Faces".

The production crew traveled more than 10,000 miles to 80 different locations in eight countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Nepal, Japan, Indonesia, the United Kingdom and the United States (Photo: The Creator Trailer) .

Many Hollywood talents participated in making this ambitious project, including John David Washington who played the protagonist Joshua, and British-Chinese actress Gemma Chan acting as Joshua's wife. Vietnamese movie star Ngo Thanh Van will also be in the movie, playing a half-human, half-robot.

The Creator is set in the future when AI has developed to its peak and directly threatens the survival of humanity (Photo: The Creator Trailer).

The setting of a post-apocalyptic world has been recreated and reimagined by many directors and movie studios, with modern blockbusters like "Blade Runner 2049" or "Ex Machina". "The Creator" will take on the challenge while trying to deliver a heavy concept - the never-ending fight between humans and technology - as well as thrilling action scenes for movie fans.

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