Bicentennial Man

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Teddy B @RT90521672 Oct 24, 2026 A sappy adaptation of one of Asimov's less-inspired works. Williams functions well-enough as a wistful, clueless robot with a dream, even if he's trapped inside a hideous outfit for half the runtime that looks twenty years out of date. Columbus' direction is trite, workmanlike, and full of irritating emotional contrivances. Asimov deserves a better adaptation, and a better source of his being adapted... See more

Todd T @RT59580205 Oct 13, 2026 Amazing film. Greatly under appreciated. Particularly relevant today. A very positive view of the worlds future with AI and robotics. See more

Robert J @RT28320834 Sep 25, 2026 very strange film but not really for the idea but more because the story is so nonsensical and badly paced it feels weird to watch the whole way through, almost like you started another film at some points. If it wanted to be a good film then it should have been a trilogy so the audience could actually have time to care for the characters. See more

Robert P @Superbad Sep 15, 2026 This is only an Ok movie! See more

Kevin L @RT09820355 Sep 7, 2026 The movie is lost on many who expect a film to be entirely built upon a singular theme or genre. In today's age of advancing AI, this movie is worth a revisit. Like much of asimov's works, the question of 'what defines humanity' permeates throughout, expectedly. However the film also visits the question of 'what defines character' through a look at nature vs nurture. Notoriously long, the movie has much ground to cover while exploring these themes, often in touching ways with graces of humor throughout. As a child i was able to enjoy and understand the subject and film, and perhaps enjoy it even more as an adult today. See more

Paola Vanessa B @RT79748911 Jun 25, 2026 So a robot hired as a nanny-cleaner falls in love with the kid he is watching over but as the kid grows older his looks are still not human-like despite him developing feelings so the kid, now a woman, moves on and marries a guy. The years go by and now the robot has a human appearance thanks to the development of technology and as he goes to meet again the kid he used to nanny he finds a now grandma (the kid) with her nephew who looks just like her. So the robot starts dating the nephew who is also about to get married and this time he manages to conquer the woman and overcome her doubts on his original nature. Weird? I wonder how and to who this concept can seem cute or romantic honestly... See more

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