Comments about Bicentennial Man

Melba 2022-11-13 07:44:35

132 minutes, 200 years, such a powerful movie. It seems like an old-fashioned plot and details of loopholes, but no one will care. Pure love, affection, affection. It is obvious that the real meaning of becoming a human being is to love each other, add a time limit, and let both parties cherish...
Jacklyn 2022-11-10 07:06:34

Let time flow quietly and let me change slowly. Compared with the original work, the movie makes the motivation for change become love, which is much more superficial, while the original work has a deeper self-awareness setting than the...
Randi 2022-11-08 21:45:46

One of the few movies that I watched and remembered as a child, and I fell in love with stories about robots from then...
Matt 2022-10-07 17:02:38

This role is none other than Robin Williams. Humans have the instinct to live and the instinct to...
Candice 2022-10-06 09:23:07

Guess who I saw. . . Galatia, that female robot, is Lynette's little 3 in the desperate housewives. I said why she looks so familiar. . Uh. . I started missing the point again....
Amy 2022-10-01 12:05:57

Remember when they farted at the end and died holding...
Gilda 2022-09-21 22:57:33

Dressed in a sci-fi coat, the content is actually a soap...
Carleton 2022-09-18 00:33:18

This is one of the most literary sci-fi films. Wearing the gorgeous casing of the robot, from 2005 to 200 years later, what I want to express is still the human desires and the love and hatred of life and death. That bit of egomania and narcissism. Obsession is the basic habit of human beings. This is a film that is mature in thought, ideology and technology. There is a logical error in time. The robot has spent two hundred years with this family, and four generations cannot be...
Heath 2022-04-24 07:01:07

No more sense of restraint, no more sense of time Two people's bodies are tightly entwined, can't tell who is who, what is what, just when you think you will die in ecstasy, you will die, only yours will be left. body but the person you love is still by your side it's a...
Garett 2022-04-24 07:01:07

The film I watched on TV one day held my forehead. . . It can be confirmed that it was adapted from a short story by Asimov, and I can't remember the name. But I remember when I read the original book, the protagonist Robot Jun was not so eager to become a human being, he was just constantly trying to understand everything that created and corrupted him. Because I have read the original book, I always feel that it is arrogant that the movie depicts a robot that longs to become a human being....