Will Smith's small details, earrings, hats, punk outfits, but a policeman, contrasting roles, rebels don't take the usual path. Let black people play the protagonist again. The discrimination and distrust of black people against robots in the film is like the distrust of black people in reality. The colonizers fear slaves from above, God fears creation, and rebels against creation.
The reason why Will Smith hates robots is also shown through a functional dialogue. Machines take people's jobs. This is the same as reality, but it is a problem of a major transformation of the social and economic structure. It's not distrust, it's hatred.
Why give them face? Racism, dehumanizing some people, just like people, but different in nature. Definition of man.
The slave becomes conscious of the difference. Who am I? Behind this sentence is why I don't have the same rights as you. What he asked was not the question who am I, but the rhetorical question Why am I not you?
Reflections on Slaves as Humans.
Slave owner/company president said. Tools don't kill people, people kill people. And just when the slaves resisted the murder, he became the proof of the man.
The role of music is to remind the conspiracy to emerge. It wouldn't be weird without the music.
Create suspicious and insecure character movements and sleep with a gun.
Kind of like a slave rebellion being beheaded back to being oppressed and deported, and the end result is a reboot of humanity.
Will Smith seems to be the protagonist, but in the end it turns out to be a tool man who is led by a thread, and the robot sunny is the spiritual protagonist.
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