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I, Robot
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Verv
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The film was overall good, and I thought the story and the way that it was done was very good; it sort of showed things in a more new and interesting light than usual; it showed a new way of how we can view the robotics revolution that we may be on the verge of.
I kind of liked all of the references to the notion of robots beginning to think, act, behave, etc. and become something more than what they are; I liked the parallels to Soviet revolution; I liked the parallels to real life. It made the whole situation seem like it could happen, and it almost served as a warning to some event that may come years and years down the road.
I kind of liked all of the references to the notion of robots beginning to think, act, behave, etc. and become something more than what they are; I liked the parallels to Soviet revolution; I liked the parallels to real life. It made the whole situation seem like it could happen, and it almost served as a warning to some event that may come years and years down the road.
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Tamara77777
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love Will in every movie..but not something I ran out to have for my collection
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I detect elevated stress patterns in your voice TamaraTamara77777 said:not something I ran out to buy for my collection
LOVED I,ROBOT.
PS i hardly laughed at hitch.the heavy set guy was funniest
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Ikantdance05
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I liked I,Robot (and even cried at it ) In fact we own the DVD and me and my sister watched it saturday night
) In fact we own the DVD and me and my sister watched it saturday night
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