freedom and love

Bryana 2022-12-03 16:51:00

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 and freedom are in sharp conflict, and for the sake of each other means giving up freedom to some extent.

In the film, the robot asks for freedom from its first "master", but gets loneliness. But when he found love in order to escape from loneliness, everything suddenly became clear. From freedom to love, from a robot to a human being, all these sacrifices are worth it.

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Bicentennial Man quotes

  • Andrew Martin: May one, sir? Is now a good time?

    'Ma'am' Martin: What? A good time for what?

    Andrew Martin: Last night, Sir taught...

    Sir: No, no, no, don't blame me Andrew. Just... go ahead.

    Andrew Martin: Thank you sir

    Andrew Martin: [Very fast] Two cannibals were eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "Does this taste funny to you?" How do you make a hanky dance? Put a little boogie in it! What is a brunette between two blondes? A translator! Do you know why blind people don't like to sky-dive? It scares their dogs! A man with demensia is driving on the freeway. His wife calls him on the mobile phone and says "Sweetheart, I heard there's someone driving the wrong way on the freeway." He says "One? There's hundreds!" What's silent and smells like worms? Bird farts. It must have been an engineer who designed the human body. Who else would put a waste processing plant next to a recreation area? A woman goes into a doctor's office, and the doctor says "Do you mind if I numb your breasts?" "Not at all." *makes 'motor-boating' noise. "Num-num-num-num."

    Andrew Martin: [Family chuckles] One did it sir!

    Sir: Andrew, it was fine, but we might want to talk about appropriatness and um, and timing.

    Andrew Martin: It's ten-fifteen sir.

    [Family laughs hysterically]

  • Galatea: Sucks to be you!