1. Three Laws of Asimov's Robots Rule 1. Robots cannot harm humans or stand by and watch humans get hurt. Rule 2: Robots must obey human orders unless they violate Rule 1. Rule 3: Robots must protect themselves without violating laws 1 and 2. The first time I saw the three principles mentioned in the movie was "The Machine Butler", and the second time was "The Mechanical Enemy". The former was adapted from Asimov's "The Two Hundred Years Old Birthday", and the latter also From the novel of the same name, it is quite coincidental.
2. Judging from the history of human development and the time points of several major technological revolutions, in 2035, humans and robots will coexist harmoniously... It feels like the situation in the movie will not appear.
3. Wow, saw Sonny's drawing and thought the title literally meant Will Smith was a robot? The heroine's mouth can never be closed, and she looks surprised and always feels like she's seen it before.
4. This movie is really amazing, the evolved NS-5 will choose to implement the three laws of robots, whether human beings are in danger or protected, "To protect human beings, we must sacrifice some human beings, in order to ensure human survival, we must Give up some of that freedom, and the robot will ensure the permanent existence of the human race." Vicky is such a dead brain, and Sonny, who was supposed to be the villain, looks like he will have the last laugh.
5. I am often forced to write long reviews because I have too much nonsense and don't want to cut it.
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