The film is beautiful and the plot is smooth and complete. I feel that Andrew's pursuit of humanity. It took him two hundred years to become a human being and he was recognized by human beings, but he still said in the end that he is a robot after all, so he wants human beings. Admit it, but in fact, humans have always been egoistic and narcissistic, and they need to be recognized and will not change themselves into another species from beginning to end.
Human beings place emotion in the supreme position, and feel that everything is precious only if it has emotion, but is it really true that the more human beings are, the more righteous they are? It seems that this is not the case. Human values have been changing all the time, but immortality has been desired by human beings since ancient times. If human thinking is for the right path, wouldn’t the machine housekeeper have achieved the best?
The over-the-top self-consciousness is best at weighing the pros and cons, so this is a perfect comedy to satisfy the human consciousness, but looking at it another way, who knows?
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