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I Robot
Started by Thunder, Jul 24 2004 04:47 AM
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#2
Posted 24 July 2004 - 09:54 AM
What is the story about? Any reviews/comments about it? What are your personal feelings?
Take a look at my movie thread:
http://www.limzb.uni...wtopic.php?t=82
Something like that would be more interesting to the community.
-Shackman
Take a look at my movie thread:
http://www.limzb.uni...wtopic.php?t=82
Something like that would be more interesting to the community.
-Shackman
#3
Posted 30 July 2004 - 05:50 AM
I, Robot was a good movie I will concede. But it had nothing to do with the Isaac Asimov book by the same name.
The book was much more indepth, with Susan Calvin giving an interview about the evolution of the different kinds of robots. Robots that could think for themselves, have other robots operating under them, robots seeming to replace humans... etc. It was an interesting glimpse into our near-future.
The movie explores the murder of one of the pioneers in the world of robotics, Alfred Lanning. Through a robot-suspect Smith's character discovers what really goes on inside the US Robotics corporation. He does discover the murderer, but it has an exciting twist that is pleasantly surprising as the secondary story. The movie does a great job with special effects and digitals, definitely one to see this summer.
The book was much more indepth, with Susan Calvin giving an interview about the evolution of the different kinds of robots. Robots that could think for themselves, have other robots operating under them, robots seeming to replace humans... etc. It was an interesting glimpse into our near-future.
The movie explores the murder of one of the pioneers in the world of robotics, Alfred Lanning. Through a robot-suspect Smith's character discovers what really goes on inside the US Robotics corporation. He does discover the murderer, but it has an exciting twist that is pleasantly surprising as the secondary story. The movie does a great job with special effects and digitals, definitely one to see this summer.
#5
Posted 07 August 2004 - 11:47 AM
i saw it yesterday, and it was much better than i thought (after seeing trailers and wat friends said). i used to think that half of it was copying the idea of the matrix (robots rebelling) but then i remembered that the movie was based on a novel (called 'I,Robot') that i think was made before the matrix was out
has anyone else seen this movie yet?
has anyone else seen this movie yet?
#8
Posted 09 August 2004 - 03:17 AM
Bash, on Aug 7 2004, 11:47 AM, said:
but then i remembered that the movie was based on a novel (called 'I,Robot') that i think was made before the matrix was out
Asimov has written whole series based on the idea of the use of robots in our future societies!
In the Robot Novels alone, there are 4 books.. Foundation Novels - 7 books, along with several books written with Robert Silverberg.
No offense, but I'm a bit dumbfounded. How have you not heard of Isaac Asimov? I'm not a science fiction nut, but I'm still plenty familiar.
And just for the record.... I, Robot was published in [COLOR=red]1950. Just a few years before The Matrix
#9
Posted 13 August 2004 - 08:07 AM
Donegal, on Aug 8 2004, 11:15 PM, said:
The only thing the film has in connection with the book = The name.
I heard that this is film is by far the biggest sell out ever. they adverise a ton of companies in it.
I heard that this is film is by far the biggest sell out ever. they adverise a ton of companies in it.
And about the advertising, yeah it's there. But c'mon, looking at the audi of the future, which audi designed for the movie, there's no way you can knock that. Not if you have an appreciation for cars at least, especially good cars.
#12
Posted 18 August 2004 - 08:43 PM
Donegal, on Aug 8 2004, 11:15 PM, said:
The only thing the film has in connection with the book = The name.
I heard that this is film is by far the biggest sell out ever. they adverise a ton of companies in it.
I heard that this is film is by far the biggest sell out ever. they adverise a ton of companies in it.
The movie, IMO, wasn't *great*, but I enjoyed it.
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