Movies I watched when I was a child, and I have never forgotten them since then. Oddly enough, the special effects of this early film weren't that cool, and the robot butler looked a little weird and clunky. The theme is not prominent today - the word love is not only written in flesh and blood.
Many robot movies explore a theme, intentionally or unintentionally, when robots have human emotions. After leaving the production line, the robots endowed with "souls" can speak, sing, and dance, and slowly begin to "evolve" toward more intelligent learning to think. Is there a day when cold steel and immortal "soul" can no longer meet the needs of robots, and the word emotion will gradually become the target of pursuit?
The robot in the movie, for love, slowly abandoned the identity of the robot, transformed into a human, and finally had a lover. It's funny to say that the most missing emotion of the robot is precisely the part he has first, and for this he gradually turns himself into a real human being.
Robots also understand love, and love is not actually trapped in human flesh and blood.
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