Hollywood has always burned money for blockbuster movies, and this [Mechanical Enemy] is no different. Although I don't like Hollywood's method of film assembly line, but from the visual sense, the mechanical public enemy is still worth seeing.
Regarding robots, there are very few movies with both scenes and depth. Public Enemy Mechanical has obviously spent very little effort on the connotation of the film. In the discussion of the relationship between robots and humans, it is almost unconcerned, and he is not prepared to go into it in the slightest.
The three famous laws of Asimov have actually become an excuse for the plot of the film itself in this film. This is why I like Mamoru Oshii's works. Oshii Mamoru's films are full of contemplations about life and the future, as well as humans and robots.
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