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Bryana 2022-12-03 16:51:00
freedom and love
This is the story of a robot that gave up its own life for freedom and love, and finally became a human being. Freedom has been fought for throughout the millennia of human history. Love is also what everyone pursues throughout their lives, that is, the so-called "pretty lady, good gentleman".
Love...
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Jennings 2022-12-03 17:05:12
emotion
What touched me was that when the youngest daughter of the Martin family, who understood and cared about Andrew the most, died, Andrew saw her granddaughter cry because of grief, and his words and expressions were the most tear-jerking - his face twisted: "I don't have lacrimal glands, You can't...
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Elouise 2022-04-19 09:01:57
The biggest problem with the 80/100 movie is that it started with equal rights and attached importance to individual values, but ended in catering to mainstream values, leaving me and the screen looking at each other. But the reason I gave a high score is because of its creation of a soft sci-fi world, Chen Ken naturally, when you appreciate "The Machine Butler", you need to always remind yourself that this is a sci-fi film first and foremost.
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Christiana 2022-04-23 07:02:12
I am who I am, why should I care about time, identity, species, and permission from the outside world. I only care about what I care about. This is the true meaning of who I am. This robot lives more tiring than humans. And what do you think of love, you can also inherit it from generation to generation, grandparents relay? Why is the ending sensational? Also the great Andrew? Why is that tall? The screenwriter of this film has the self-righteousness of human beings, and the Chinese people are strict with famous teachings, which is too fake!
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[goes offscreen]
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Rupert Burns: Yeah. Over on a rack.
Andrew Martin: Thank you.
[goes offscreen and starts the drill as Galatea screams]
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Galatea: [to Andrew, after he's met Rupert Burns] You and me, we're the same!