Matrix prequel?

Christian 2022-03-21 09:01:05

The ad for Conway shoes came up first, and the protagonist’s supporting role was specifically asked to come up with lines to exaggerate; in addition, the protagonist’s road escape relied on Audi’s good performance...

This movie always reminds me of an animated version of Matrix. The robot is about to create the story of its own society and even the country. When the human society enters the state of robots producing robots, it can wait for occasional fluctuations, and then the three laws will die. And this fluctuation is shown in the film as robots producing emotions. Humans try to teach robots emotions, causing robots to evolve under the premise of observing the three laws. As a result, they produce their own spirits or souls, and dreams (in the first part of the film). On the one hand, the word dream is used to describe dreams, and on the other hand, it is also used to refer to robots having dreams for the future), so the robot's behavior conflicts with strict laws, and then it is revolution. In this way, the human society where laws and human relationships are mixed is more complicated on the one hand, and is it more stable on the other hand?
The evolution of robots in the film is accompanied by human psychological and ethical issues, such as the prejudice never shows much reason in the lines, and whether the robot can save the protagonist and save the little girl can choose the classics of discipline according to 45% vs 11%. The ethics of the problem, and finally the problem expanded into the robot’s brain began to consider whether to protect the individual human or the level of protection of the group.

The brains of the robots in the film finally died. The army of robots recovered from red, which represents aggressiveness, to blue, which represents peace. However, as the first emotional robot protagonist, he continues to live in the original state. The film has always been a place. The answer to the question made people feel too rebellious. In the end, he replaced the male protagonist in his dream, standing under the abandoned bridge and looking down at the robot masses. At the beginning, its lines like slaves to logic, one man free them with a strong religious atmosphere could not help but come to mind. It is estimated that the following is the formation of robots. Country, and then develop the story of the matrix.

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Extended Reading
  • Alexandria 2021-10-20 18:59:53

    A commendable commercial science fiction film about robotics. 1. The script draws on the "Robot Short Stories Collection" by Asimov, a science fiction novel, and incorporates the creativity of many of them. This is also the cornerstone of the film's success. In any case, there is always no problem with the three laws of robotics. What goes wrong is the interpretation of the laws by humans or (evolved) robots. 2. This film essentially shows the evolution direction of two kinds of robots or artificial intelligence-an extremely rational computer that thinks about problems from a macro overall perspective, and a perceptual robot that is ultimately infinitely close to a micro individual. The dynamic relationship between the latter and humans is quite similar to [Blade Runner], but the big show muscles but the sad past, the detective played by Will Smith is linked to the righteous man of [Ghost in the Shell]. 3. The film has a tight rhythm and is really good-looking. You can also see the gloomy visual styles that Alex Proyas is good at, such as the psychedelic bar, the night house demolished by the excavating robot, and the robot with a strange atmosphere "Cemetery". 4. The heroine's clothes have gradually changed from silver-gray one-piece to normal wear, which demonstrates her transformation from a cyborg to a perceptual individual. (8.0/10)

  • Daniella 2021-10-20 18:59:59

    Borrowing the three laws of Asimov, I told a thrilling story with suspense. Will Smith is very handsome, especially showing off his muscles at the beginning. The story is quite compact and driven by suspense, not bad

I, Robot quotes

  • Detective Del Spooner: Sonny.

    Sonny: Yes, detective?

    Detective Del Spooner: Calvin's fine, save me.

  • Detective Del Spooner: I thought you were dead.

    Sonny: Technically I was never alive, but I appreciate your concern.