A.I. (2001)
“By far, the greatest danger of Artificial Intelligence is that people conclude too early that they understand it.” —Eliezer Yudkowsky
Android boy is programmed to love. His adoptive parents learn to reciprocate. Family life ends drastically, forcing him out into dangerous situations.
Intuitive director, Steven Spielberg completed this precursor, allowing a glimpse into the future. This film has thrilling effects but is unjustifiably protracted.
We live within its message today.
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"Life is Love Experienced" -LW
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By Mark Graham2 days ago in Critique
Comments (17)
This movie actually scared me as a kid.
I forgot about this movie, which sucks because it delivered a great message, much like your critique!~ Well done!
I really liked your Critique Lamar and your last line especially. I really enjoy this film like all Spielberg movies. I personally don’t mind long movies. Have your read the short story it is based on? (Actually there’s three from memory)… something about “Super Toys last all summer long”..I can’t remember the others as I’d only read the first. 😊 🤖
Great job 👏🏽 I’ve actually never seen this movie. I remember when it came out tho
Ha, Great Choice and a Wonderful Article 😉📝👌💯👍😎Good Review!
I can't recall if I've watched this. But I love these kinda movies. Excellent review!
Haven't watched it & don't really plan to do so anytime soon. Good critique.
This is one of my favorite movies. Kubrick meets Spielberg, it doesn’t get any better. I cry my eyes out every time I watch it. I’m shocked you think it went on too long, but these critiques are teaching me how different we all are.
That is such a good movie. Very chilling. Re-watched it during 2020. Did Spielberg realizes his dystopian would eventually come true?
Fantastic review!
I feel like I watched this movie before, but I cant be sure. I have been looking for movies to watch lately, so I'll check this one out as well.
I remember that movie! Great critique!
Pure genius
This might be the winner… amazing critique and brilliant choice.
So L-Bro - With our stories being plagiarized, verbatim, including mine and 44+ of our village writers that are known of. Please check to see if this has been done to yours. I live in HollyWeird among all of the picketing writers/actors. It is so disheartening that this generation is presented with one big Cheat-Sheet. J-Bro
You packed so much into so few words here.
It is true that this is often incredibly maligned. Not sure I've ever seen it, but your critique makes me want to search it out and watch it. Great work, Lamar!