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The three laws of robotics
Dayne 2022-03-23 09:02:30
With a somewhat skeptical attitude, the plot from the beginning has the meaning of an elderly partner, but as the plot deepens, I dispel my attitude towards the film at the beginning. The plot is compact and interesting, and the machine has a witty and humorous dialogue. What I did with the old man reminded me of the original Will Smith starring [I, Robot] The Three Laws of Robots: First, a robot must not hurt people, and it must not stand by and watch people get hurt. Robots should obey all human orders, but must not violate the third law of the first. Robots should protect their own safety, but they must not violate the first and second laws. Perhaps ethics are to robots, but at least they are loyal to their masters. This is worthy of appreciation!
Extended Reading
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Angie 2022-03-28 09:01:06
Interesting subject matter, but the story is a few breaths away.
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Agustin 2022-01-03 08:02:18
Hell, I actually saw Princess Liv of "The Lord of the Rings" and the laser eyes of "X-Men" at the same time in a small-cost science fiction film. The story itself is neither clever nor tender, it is the repeated use of amnesia. The symbiotic relationship between the old man and the robot is a bit more interesting because of the joint theft, but the essence is still very "mechanical" and anticlimactic. And where is the comedy? Only when the robot "warned, don't molest me" I laughed...
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Frank: I hate hikes. God damned bugs! You've seen one tree - you've seen all.
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Robot: Frank, that cereal is for children. Enjoy this grapefruit.
Frank: *You're* for children, stupid.