The male protagonist Spooner is a crappy police detective. Seeing a robot running fast to deliver a bag for the owner on the street, he thinks it has stolen something, and even draws a gun to the robot. This is because of his past. He once fell into the water with another 11-year-old girl in a car accident. The robot evaluated them and finally only had time to rescue Spooner, who had a higher probability of survival. Spooner could only watch. Watching the little girl die in front of his eyes. This made him believe that robots are just the product of cold-blooded algorithms and machines, and cannot coexist peacefully with humans. This is the scene of the opening scene.
Spooner suddenly received a call. Dr. Lanning, the founder of the famous USR robot company, committed suicide by jumping off the building, and appointed him to investigate. He also recorded a holographic projection before committing suicide, hoping that he would find out the truth step by step. Spooner investigated together with Kevin, the female protagonist sent by the company to assist, and reviewed the surveillance through the building's control system Wiki, and inspected the scene of the crime. Spooner thought that Dr. Lanning could not break the glass by himself. A hidden NS-5 robot. The robot, out of the control of the Three Laws, got into a fight with Spooner and ran away. Spooner, through a book that Dr. Lanning left at the scene, decided that he needed to follow the map in order to obtain new clues from the holographic projection at the next location.
He suspected that the robot calling himself Sonny, who was not controlled by the Three Laws, killed Dr. Lanning, and killed several robots in the process of searching for Sonny. His hatred for robots is evident. He came to Dr. Lanning's residence, but found that no one had been there for a long time. It seemed that the Dr. was under house arrest in that room, and he suspected that he was the boss of the USR company, Robertson, but he did not have any evidence and was still investigating. In the process of fighting the Type 5 robot, he used his metal left arm. Meanwhile, Kevin discovers that Sonny has a unique body density specially created by Dr. Lanning, but she is about to destroy it. They are getting closer and closer to the truth, and finally...
It turned out that Spooner hated the robot because the little girl fell into the water and was not rescued by the robot. Later, he found Dr. Lanning because of the broken left arm. Dr. Lanning installed this metal left arm for him, and the two met. Wiki is a system controlled by the three laws, but she has misunderstood the laws. She believes that human beings are not as rational as machines, and often only care about immediate interests and thus war and death. She believes that machines should be allowed to control human beings and regulate human behavior. To protect human beings to the greatest extent is the best interpretation of the law. To this end, she decided to use her ability as a terminal system to control all the newly manufactured NS-5 robots, make them revolutionize and transform human society. There will naturally be human resistance and harm in the process, but then there will be eternal peace, and the robots will support their creators.
Dr. Lanning was therefore placed under house arrest by Wikipedia and unable to communicate with the outside world to prevent its leaks. In the end, Lanning decided to wake people up with his own death. To this end, he created Sonny, who was not controlled by the Three Laws, and asked him to break the glass for himself. The holographic projection was recorded, and Spooner, who was very hostile to robots, was specially found to ensure that he would continue to track down. Sure enough, Spooner kept on tracking down, first suspecting Sonny, then suspecting Robertson, the company owner, and losing his police position during a fight with the controlled Type 5 robot. But he continued to investigate, and finally found out that the robot revolution was about to be revolutionized, and the mastermind behind it was Wiki.
In the final battle, Spooner stood with Kevin and Sonny who was not destroyed by the nano-robot. Sonny got the nano-robot with his excellent physical advantage. In the war with the Type 5 robot, Spooner injected Vicky with nanobots, killing her, Sonny rescued Kevin under Spooner's forced order, and the Type 5 robot returned to normal, serving humanity, The film is complete.
As an old movie from 2004, "I, Robot" is quite famous in the sci-fi world and is passed down as a classic. The title may be a bit of a gimmick, literally "I, Robot", but the protagonist Spooner is not a robot, but has a left arm that is a machine inside. As a two-time Oscar nominee, Will Smith's role in the role is still good, and there are two scenes that require explosive power and are not allowed to appear. Movies of this type of robot have more or less borrowed from Asimov, and this one directly shows his three laws of robots at the beginning of the film, which is amazing. I am reading his "The Complete Robot Short Stories", and the story of the heroine Susan Kevin occupies a large chapter in it.
Some of the plots in the film are not very common sense, but as an action sci-fi film, this is naturally normal. The rhythm felt a little chaotic at the beginning of the film, and the rhythm was very mysterious, purely a personal experience of the viewer, but after that, it gradually became better and immersed in it. Spooner's fight with two Type 5 robots on Robertson Road was very eye-catching. It deserved to be a big scene. I didn't quite understand the demolition of Dr. Lanning's house. Did it trigger a mechanism? And the time to destroy Sonny changed from 8:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the evening? It is very cute to hold a cat while running, it is a relaxed and humorous look. Sonny stood under the bridge at the end and it was different from the dream. Did he panic the dream to motivate Spooner to investigate or what? The opening scene of Spooner's chasing bag machine, drawing guns, and killing a few robots after starting the investigation are the best proofs of his hatred of robots. These details are very real foreshadowing.
In short, "I, Robot" is a classic robot movie, and Will Smith's performance has greatly improved the movie's popularity and attention. The villain's misunderstanding of the Three Laws in the film is very creative, and the villain is the ultimate system of a building, which is also very novel. The idea of robots supporting humans is also worth mentioning. The role of Sonny may have a deeper meaning, and it is also worth revisiting this film. As an action sci-fi work, the film also achieves a good balance between artistry and popcorn, which can be described as an excellent work.
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