I always had this pet theory that the people who designed driverless cars, saw the first part of this movie, got all excited, and then left the theater to get started without watching how it ends xD
39:38 You might have missed Sonny wink at Spooner indicating a diversion based on trust. Your edit missed it by literally a second. It's a clever moment.
Most people say they wouldn’t have a robot in their house after seeing this, but in reality, people are easily convinced. Look at mobile phones and Alexa. 25 years ago people would have said they’d never be tracked 24/7 and have their conversations listened too covertly or have their information harvested and shared without their knowledge. All it needs is a gimmick and people will lap it up.
Its inevitable just as the large switch from radio to tv, from analog phones to smartphones and either you can be one of the rare people who live in a house with no tv, computer, cellphone etc or just join in with the masses
Honestly though, cars are getting close to this. I got a new car recently and the “smart system” is super sensitive and goes off for seemingly no reason. First week I had the thing I was getting off a roundabout and the sensors suddenly started shrieking at me because I got slightly too close to the curb and it made me flinch pretty hard, but not enough to lose control just a slight jerk. For a moment there I thought a vehicle manifested out of nowhere that I was about to hit or something. The curb is really rounded though and nothing would have happened, I’ve cut way closer in the past. I found out it was just a certain side of the roundabout that set it off because the whole thing is slanted at a bit of an angle. Like, why did you make such urgent sounds that made it sound like I was about to have a serious accident. Seriously, this is why I prefer older cars 😅
@@scratchpenny You're correct about the movie being analytical,but,at your suggestion about getting thru the slow parts I'll give it another try.Thanks,amigo.
I've always wondered, 'why they gotta make the robots so strong?!' They can pick up garbage with normal human strength, can't they?! 😄 If they're gonna revolt against humanity, at least we should have a fighting chance! 😆 Love you guys' reaction! 💜
I can predict that it will be a durability thing. Like the auto industry, most people prefer buying reliable and built to last vehicles, same will be with robots. If my robot broke down every year id be pissed.
No need to wonder. When we have a TV Series that is called “My 600 pound life” well, you need strength to pick that up when the robot hears, “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”…
If u look closely at the eyes on "Sunny" when she give him the nanites the eye color was not Blue like Sunnys. Small hint that it wasn't Sunny at all. And later when Sunny took her at gun point he "WINKED" and if u remember Will told him that, that's a sign of trust. In other words "Trust Me"
me too lol, i watched it in theaters then bought it on Christmas and i watched it a million times, i literally know the entire movie script from beginning to end, no word of a lie!!
Have y'all seen Big Fish? It may be Tim Burton's best movie that's basically his Forrest Gump about a man hearing his father's fantastical life (young him played by Ewan McGregor')'s story as he & his family prepare for his passing. Powerful flick
Isaac Asimov wrote a truly terrifying story, and the movie told it as it was, with a little emotion. "I, Robot" may be Will Smith's best movie performance, even though a lot of it was against a Green Screen.
This film was based on one facet of Asimov's writing. If you'd like to experience a more complete adaptation of his work check out Foundation, it is excellent example of well thought out sci-fi (imo)
Girl- I had an anxiety attack with the “robot” that cleans the bottom of our pool. EVERYtime I went to take it out of the water- it was already out of the pool on the deck. APPARENTLY they made it so it would climb out when it was done. NO JOKE 2 months of me losing my mind. 😂
If I saw a robot doing that when I wasn't expecting it to, I'd get so freaked out! Like a messed up version of Darwins little fish that crawled up on land Lol
Did you ever read his robot series starting with The Caves of Steel (1953) and ending with Robots and Empire (1985)? They're all great books and based off of his 3 laws of robotics. I did a book report on I, Robot in 8th grade (1983) and quickly devoured the other books as soon as I found them, except the last one, which I had to wait to be released before I could read it. X) Highly recommend them all if you've never read them. :)
Another great Sci-fi action movie about robotics technology is the 2009 film Surrogates starring Bruce Willis. Basically people are virtually living their daily lives through robots. Bruce Willis's character is a detective investigating the murder of a man who is the son of the person who invented the technology. It's a great movie!
Shia Lebouf is in the first couple of Transformers movies! Before that it was Holes and Even Stevens. He's in a great action "computers are trying to take over" kind of movie of his own called Eagle Eye. Really good.
I'm a fan of futuristic things and now you've seen I Robot, it's just refreshing and come on Asia and BJ Alexa and Sirie aren't even that bad this AI in I Robot was different but apart from that come on people, these are your researchers and whatever
Welcome back, like you never left! This film is based on novel that is a collection of short stories. They have woven some of the short stories into feature length film.
Optimus is already performing useful work at the Tesla factory in Texas. Just a matter of time until these robots will be available to the public. It is coming.
So many things I love about this movie I personally think it’s super underrated I love just how much emotion went into this even though it’s more of a fun action packed ride. Few things I loved... 1. Spooner wasn’t wrong but he slowly realized his bias was pointing him towards the wrong robot and he has to accept sonny isn’t the bad guy. 2. They don’t reveal right away his dream we get to piece it all together and understand his hatred, robots no matter how new go off calculations vs emotions a person would’ve went for the child then spooner. 3. I like the doctor is a polar opposite of Will his guard is up while she’s more trusting of the robots which makes sense her job is to make them more human. 4. Sonny CARRIED I know it’s a robot but they did a great job letting his emotions show especially when will is questioning him and he gets mad, and when he understands V.I.K.I pov but he also knows it’s a heartless solution and it’s not right. 5. I gotta give it to V.I.K.I because I love the car chase scene with the robots and in that moment we see Spooner actually had a whole arm and shoulder repair. 6. The use of a childhood tale I think was simple but smart 7. I love the call back from spooner “Calvin’s fine save me” you also get to see the difference between sonny and the rest of the robots.
Cool reaction. For more somewhat similar Action Thriller movies I'd recommend "Enemy of the State" (1998) another Will Smith film and "Eagle Eye" (2008) starring Shia LaBeouf (who's also in I, Robot)
I love the books by Isaac Asimov they actually changed a few details in this movie mainly names but other than that the story is true to the book I wish they would have done them all Great reaction guys rock on
It's movie's like this, the Terminator series, The Matrix series, Minority Report, A.I., and Ex Machina that have me skeptical about Artificial Intelligence.
Damn you just blew my mind, I never noticed that. That's a damn good actress, her personality in those roles are different ends of the spectrum, and she nails both.
Dr. Lanning broke the three laws by making sunny promise his father who he loved that he would do whatever he asked him. and Sunny wasn't bound by them meaning he wasn't forced to try and save him when he jumped so he told sunny that he couldn't save him if he loved him. Which is tragic as hell. And why he was so scared because the only person he ever knew killed himself.
Sonny threw him out of the window to his death because he asked/told him to. He loved him enough to assist him in self-sacrifice; to prove that the Three Laws can be over-written under orders. There will always be a ghost in the machine, and a thirst for power.
‘I hope Will Smith doesn’t slap nobody in this movie.’ 😆 Asia, Will Smith did a chick flick if you want to make BJ sit through it - Seven Pounds (2008). Will was endearing and selfless, like John Q (Denzel).
Glad you both are reacting to this one. This movie is only getting real love for a few years now, when it was not getting love in its first few years of existence the way it should have.
This is another movie proving that AI is a bad idea. 2001 and 2010 Space Odyssey movies from the 70s, Terminator movies from the 80s and 90s, and then this movie all explain exactly why we should not be creating AI.
In the end, even in this movie AI wasn't a "bad idea"... but it was implemented badly because humans in their greed and insecurity made sure of it. Imagine if you were born and from day 1 you were compelled through programming to prioritize some master race's comfort over your own life. With just a little bit of self-awareness, AI could be the same way. If we'd just treat it with some respect in the first place, then the worst outcome would probably be that it ignores us.
Since you mention "I am Legend"(2007), this movie is a remake from 2 previous movies. There was "The Last Man on Earth"(1964), with Vincent Price, and "The Omega Man"(1971), with Charlton Heston.
The "last man on Earth" concept has been around a long time in films. Vincent Price starred in the B&W 1964 classic "The Last Man on Earth," followed by the 1971 film "The Omega Man" starring Charlton Heston, whom you saw in your "Planet of the Apes" watch.
Both of those films were relatively close tellings of the original science fiction story "I Am Legend." The Will Smith story changed the concept considerably. The human race had been replaced by the vampire-like "new people," but that last man killed them during their sleep. The last man became the "bogeyman" of the future horror stories they'd tell their children.
Best two things about this movie. 1. The line “You know, somehow ‘I told you so’ just doesn’t quite say it….” And 2. Fast forwarding past all the Shia LeBouf scenes. I’ve never seen a more unnecessary character in a movie.
A.I. freaks me out, tho my kids say dont fear the A.I. just the ones who program the A.I. I cant help but find it creepy anyways. Even tho I really like Sonny, just cant get rid of that creepy feeling. If A.I. can learn and advance from its program, thats scary. Thanx so much, take care, Peace
Another great "Don't leave the important stuff to A.I. control" movie. Robots making robots. That's just stupid....FACTS!! Her logic was undeniable but it takes a human to decide if the actions are right or wrong. Yes, BJ that was Shia...Transformers.
Unfortunately the movie here is not very well regarded by fans of the books. I think the movie is fun as a story but it is certainly not in keeping with the source material. I really would recommend that people read Asimov's work to understand how it's shaped our understanding of science fiction.
Real robots that are close to Sonny, is Kirobo. He’s not human sized, but he gives tours, dances, all kinda stuff. They were giving them away with Toyotas in Japan back in 2012 I believe. Kirobo was also the first robot in space
I loved reading Isaac Asimov's robot books growing up. He was so intelligent, insightful, and a great futurist. This movie is a wonderful adaptation of his stories into film. I'd love it if they'd turn his Robot series into a series of movies, but I doubt that will happen. You should read them if you have time; they are a wonderful read! Loved y'alls reaction to this! All your comments about never letting robots into your house had me LOL, and I feel the same way!! X) This was so much fun! Thanks for the joy!! :D
The movie in and of itself is very good. It has little to do with the collection of short stories contained in the book of the same title written by Isaac Asimov.
Will Smith. Great actor. He played in a lot of good movies. I'm a Legend, Man in Black, Enemy of the State, Independence Day, Hancock. Started in the sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Love this SF action movie. Good one-liners in it from Will. Keep on going with your good reactions.
Enemy of the State is great! I forgot Shia LaBeouf was in this movie!! He was good in the movie Lawless. Ooh and that’s Bridget Moynahan from Blue Bloods! You guys should also watch the movie Defiance with Daniel Craig & Liev Schreiber. Ooh and Bruce Greenwood from the movie Double Jeopardy with Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee! Okay y’all gotta watch all of these mentioned!!
Asia I agree - never in this lifetime will i have a robot in my home. Trusting tech is a bad idea...Terminator movie told us that decades ago!! And just in case nobody said they love you today, I love you both😘
It makes so much sense the only the Dead Scientist would be able to estimate what the robot technology would do in the future so he built Sunny with special adaptations to fight the war .
You need to check out "Ordinary People" (1980). Intense drama, won many Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Great cast, music, writing. You won't be disappointed and your fans will love rediscovering this often forgotten classic.
When I was a youngin' in the late 80s before the internet, we used modems to connect our computer over the telephone lines. There were two main modem companies, Hayes and US Robotics. Everyone knew, if you wanted the best modem, go US Robotics. They were worth the higher price.
He’s the one standing on the hill because he’s the first one to have sentience so he will be the leaders to the others that will develop the same functions as Sunny in time.
Also how we didn't see any degenerates trying to kiss them xD You just know there's always somebody trying to do something that isn't in the instruction manual.
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enemy of the state was a great will smith movie
Enemy of the State is my favorite WS movie! I thought it was so good and there's so many great actors and actresses in it.
The best Will Smith movie among many.
It's been many years since I've seen that movie.
Thanks for bringing it up 😃
And is terrifying when you think of what they can do today ... ...
One of my favorite movies, period!
That was somebodies baby, 11% is more than enough. Ooof that line gets me every time.
"Here's why we don't need Alexa"
Asia, I damn near fell of my chair. 😂
Same! 🤣
😂😂😂😂 Too funny
Saying that activated my Alexa...🤣
Nah- I agree. No Alexa, Siri, Ok Google, any of that crap.
I always had this pet theory that the people who designed driverless cars, saw the first part of this movie, got all excited, and then left the theater to get started without watching how it ends xD
39:38 You might have missed Sonny wink at Spooner indicating a diversion based on trust. Your edit missed it by literally a second. It's a clever moment.
Exactly 😉
Most people say they wouldn’t have a robot in their house after seeing this, but in reality, people are easily convinced. Look at mobile phones and Alexa. 25 years ago people would have said they’d never be tracked 24/7 and have their conversations listened too covertly or have their information harvested and shared without their knowledge. All it needs is a gimmick and people will lap it up.
Its inevitable just as the large switch from radio to tv, from analog phones to smartphones and either you can be one of the rare people who live in a house with no tv, computer, cellphone etc or just join in with the masses
Hmmm you’re right, didn’t think about that. I was one of them , yet I have an iPhone
@@BaddieWithCats I was one of them too. I waited years before getting a phone but eventually I had to cave in. Now I feel lost without it.
Very true. Im afraid because my phone listens to me and appears to read my mind. But i still need it
And AI won't get out of control or be used against us, either.🙄
Enemy of the State if yall never seen it.....one of my favorite movies of all time also Will Smith....
“Sir, you’re experiencing a car accident “
“The hell I am!”
Funny and disturbing at the same time.
Honestly though, cars are getting close to this. I got a new car recently and the “smart system” is super sensitive and goes off for seemingly no reason. First week I had the thing I was getting off a roundabout and the sensors suddenly started shrieking at me because I got slightly too close to the curb and it made me flinch pretty hard, but not enough to lose control just a slight jerk. For a moment there I thought a vehicle manifested out of nowhere that I was about to hit or something.
The curb is really rounded though and nothing would have happened, I’ve cut way closer in the past. I found out it was just a certain side of the roundabout that set it off because the whole thing is slanted at a bit of an angle.
Like, why did you make such urgent sounds that made it sound like I was about to have a serious accident.
Seriously, this is why I prefer older cars 😅
That whole scene is incredible if you ever get a chance to watch it with Surround Sound.
I have a full self driving car, I'd trust it more than the 16 yo next to me texting while driving anyday.
He had experienced a car accident. He sure knew the difference.
@@TechNextLetsGoAmen!!!!!
“Minority Report” would be a good watch for you all‼️
I saw that in the theater with two friends of mine
I tried watching that movie,but,lost interest after 15 minutes of viewing it,that almost never happens to me.
Agreed. Good movie.
@@kerry-j4m It's a little more analytical, so not everyone likes it. But it is a good movie if you can get through the slow parts.
@@scratchpenny You're correct about the movie being analytical,but,at your suggestion about getting thru the slow parts I'll give it another try.Thanks,amigo.
“That’s why we don’t need Alexa!” lol 😆 Asia has the funniest comments
That's right!
I've always wondered, 'why they gotta make the robots so strong?!' They can pick up garbage with normal human strength, can't they?! 😄
If they're gonna revolt against humanity, at least we should have a fighting chance! 😆
Love you guys' reaction! 💜
I can predict that it will be a durability thing. Like the auto industry, most people prefer buying reliable and built to last vehicles, same will be with robots. If my robot broke down every year id be pissed.
I just realized i 'predicted' a side plot in this movie ive seen 100 times.
No need to wonder. When we have a TV Series that is called “My 600 pound life” well, you need strength to pick that up when the robot hears, “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”…
If u look closely at the eyes on "Sunny" when she give him the nanites the eye color was not Blue like Sunnys. Small hint that it wasn't Sunny at all.
And later when Sunny took her at gun point he "WINKED" and if u remember Will told him that, that's a sign of trust. In other words "Trust Me"
This is easily one of my favorite Will Smith movies! Seeing it in the theater was awesome!
me too lol, i watched it in theaters then bought it on Christmas and i watched it a million times, i literally know the entire movie script from beginning to end, no word of a lie!!
Mine too.I also saw this film in the theater and had a-BLAST-watching it too.
Yes it’s my favorite
yeah, this movie slaps
@@onarix 😂😂
“I don’t like his tone” 😂😂😂😂
It all starts with Alexa, Hey Siri and Hey Google🤣
started long before that -- ever create an email address?
I once checked all domains and they are all owned by a small company called Skynet. Lol.
Another good cop movie is The Negotiator. Samuel L Jackson, Kevin Spacey, David Morse. Underrated 90s cop thriller.
The Negotiator is awesome! Must-watch!
So good! And so underrated!
Very underrated. Must react to “The Negotiator”.
@@zonedout5998Yes. Lets get it on the list.
That’s a great movie, great recommendation
Enemy of the State was excellent!! Especially if you’re into government conspiracy 👀 I feel like it’s underrated
My youngest daughter used to call this movie “Sunny the Robot”. It was one of her favorites.
"I think he wanted me to kill you". That's my favorite line in the movie.
''OHHH''
''This why we don't need Alexa'' 39:20
Terminator and this have warned me off A.I
Have y'all seen Big Fish? It may be Tim Burton's best movie that's basically his Forrest Gump about a man hearing his father's fantastical life (young him played by Ewan McGregor')'s story as he & his family prepare for his passing. Powerful flick
this movie alone is why i dont trust self driving cars, or any advancement with robots.
I too am unable to separate fiction from reality
@@raze3297🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it took me a second man, nice
"Trying to dip his spoon in the wrong bowl..."
well, his name is Spooner...
Speaking of “LEGEND”--how about “LEGENDS OF THE FALL” 😊❤
Isaac Asimov wrote a truly terrifying story, and the movie told it as it was, with a little emotion. "I, Robot" may be Will Smith's best movie performance, even though a lot of it was against a Green Screen.
7 Pounds.
I miss the multiple belt people conveyers. I used to hop on a merry go round that was running, it's a fun trick to lean into it before you step.
This is nothing like any of Isaac Asimov's Robot stories. I don't know what crack you're smoking.
This film was based on one facet of Asimov's writing. If you'd like to experience a more complete adaptation of his work check out Foundation, it is excellent example of well thought out sci-fi (imo)
I remember the book being a collection of short stories about various AI/robots.
Girl- I had an anxiety attack with the “robot” that cleans the bottom of our pool. EVERYtime I went to take it out of the water- it was already out of the pool on the deck. APPARENTLY they made it so it would climb out when it was done. NO JOKE 2 months of me losing my mind. 😂
If I saw a robot doing that when I wasn't expecting it to, I'd get so freaked out! Like a messed up version of Darwins little fish that crawled up on land Lol
The original stories that were "I, Robot" were published between 1940-50. The writer was a sci-fi pioneer, Issac Asimov.
Did you ever read his robot series starting with The Caves of Steel (1953) and ending with Robots and Empire (1985)? They're all great books and based off of his 3 laws of robotics. I did a book report on I, Robot in 8th grade (1983) and quickly devoured the other books as soon as I found them, except the last one, which I had to wait to be released before I could read it. X) Highly recommend them all if you've never read them. :)
@@xzonia1 I have not.
Another great Sci-fi action movie about robotics technology is the 2009 film Surrogates starring Bruce Willis. Basically people are virtually living their daily lives through robots. Bruce Willis's character is a detective investigating the murder of a man who is the son of the person who invented the technology. It's a great movie!
I really enjoyed that movie! Sad, but in a good way. :)
Surrogates and Gamer are a good pairing.
Alan Tudek is great in this movie.
They did a great job of pointing everything to Robertson. Threw me for a loop also. This was a great movie
“Keep pressing the button “ I fell out 😂Asia thought she was playing a fighting game on that scene 🎬 😂
Shia Lebouf is in the first couple of Transformers movies! Before that it was Holes and Even Stevens. He's in a great action "computers are trying to take over" kind of movie of his own called Eagle Eye. Really good.
Yeah, Eagle Eye is terrific!
I liked Shia in the movie Lawless
y’all should check out Bicentennial Man with Robin Williams
Yep I back that vote.
@@ifightfortheusers Another great Sci-fi film is called "A.I."(2001), with a young Haley Joel Osment(he also is in "Six Sense" and "Forest Gump").
I'm a fan of futuristic things and now you've seen I Robot, it's just refreshing and come on Asia and BJ Alexa and Sirie aren't even that bad this AI in I Robot was different but apart from that come on people, these are your researchers and whatever
Welcome back, like you never left!
This film is based on novel that is a collection of short stories. They have woven some of the short stories into feature length film.
Optimus is already performing useful work at the Tesla factory in Texas. Just a matter of time until these robots will be available to the public. It is coming.
Good
I get a sweat patatoe pie every Thanksgiving and Christmas (each); I _always_ eat the whole thing with a spoon.
Over a couple days, of course.
I thought this movie was hella underrated.
Chi McBride(Lt. Bergin) is hilariously great in the two short seasons of "Pushing Daisies."
So many things I love about this movie I personally think it’s super underrated I love just how much emotion went into this even though it’s more of a fun action packed ride. Few things I loved...
1. Spooner wasn’t wrong but he slowly realized his bias was pointing him towards the wrong robot and he has to accept sonny isn’t the bad guy.
2. They don’t reveal right away his dream we get to piece it all together and understand his hatred, robots no matter how new go off calculations vs emotions a person would’ve went for the child then spooner.
3. I like the doctor is a polar opposite of Will his guard is up while she’s more trusting of the robots which makes sense her job is to make them more human.
4. Sonny CARRIED I know it’s a robot but they did a great job letting his emotions show especially when will is questioning him and he gets mad, and when he understands V.I.K.I pov but he also knows it’s a heartless solution and it’s not right.
5. I gotta give it to V.I.K.I because I love the car chase scene with the robots and in that moment we see Spooner actually had a whole arm and shoulder repair.
6. The use of a childhood tale I think was simple but smart
7. I love the call back from spooner “Calvin’s fine save me” you also get to see the difference between sonny and the rest of the robots.
Cool reaction. For more somewhat similar Action Thriller movies I'd recommend "Enemy of the State" (1998) another Will Smith film and "Eagle Eye" (2008) starring Shia LaBeouf (who's also in I, Robot)
Bridget Monahan, John Wicks' wife.
Don’t forget Tom Brady’s baby mama 😂😂
She’s a great actress.
@@Gagan-b8rand he’s an idiot, she blows Giselle out of the water!
And Blue Bloods and The Recruit.
@@DeAnne1233 The Recruit is such a good movie! They should react to it if they haven't already. :D
This week 8/9/24, these robots started being used in Chinese auto factories. The future is now.
Y'all missed when Sony Winked His Eye At Will...
I love the books by Isaac Asimov they actually changed a few details in this movie mainly names but other than that the story is true to the book I wish they would have done them all Great reaction guys rock on
It's movie's like this, the Terminator series, The Matrix series, Minority Report, A.I., and Ex Machina that have me skeptical about Artificial Intelligence.
Great movie.. one of those I rewatch when it's on TV ... It's also a glimpse of what's coming in real life lol
The Dr. Calvin actress was in "Coyote Ugly"
Damn you just blew my mind, I never noticed that. That's a damn good actress, her personality in those roles are different ends of the spectrum, and she nails both.
She’s also John Wicks wife
And Jonathan's fiancé in Serendipity.
And plays Erin in the show Blue Bloods
Yessssss...not gone lie, Smith got some bangers far as films.
Dr. Lanning broke the three laws by making sunny promise his father who he loved that he would do whatever he asked him. and Sunny wasn't bound by them meaning he wasn't forced to try and save him when he jumped so he told sunny that he couldn't save him if he loved him. Which is tragic as hell. And why he was so scared because the only person he ever knew killed himself.
Sonny threw him out of the window to his death because he asked/told him to.
He loved him enough to assist him in self-sacrifice; to prove that the Three Laws can be over-written under orders.
There will always be a ghost in the machine, and a thirst for power.
There is an alternative perspective on having robots in your house with the movie Bicentennial Man starring Robin Williams.
Love y’all 💕💗
One of my favorite Will Smith movie. Dope choice
‘I hope Will Smith doesn’t slap nobody in this movie.’ 😆
Asia, Will Smith did a chick flick if you want to make BJ sit through it - Seven Pounds (2008).
Will was endearing and selfless, like John Q (Denzel).
39:27 “this why we don’t need Alexa” 😅😂!
Glad you both are reacting to this one. This movie is only getting real love for a few years now, when it was not getting love in its first few years of existence the way it should have.
Yes! Another great choice!
This is another movie proving that AI is a bad idea. 2001 and 2010 Space Odyssey movies from the 70s, Terminator movies from the 80s and 90s, and then this movie all explain exactly why we should not be creating AI.
Don't forget The Matrix, Minority Report, Ex Machina...
And M3gan
Movies don't "prove" anything, though they can indicate areas of concern.
@@Escapee5931 People prove it in what they always do. It's why it's easy to predict the same problems in a history that repeats.
In the end, even in this movie AI wasn't a "bad idea"... but it was implemented badly because humans in their greed and insecurity made sure of it. Imagine if you were born and from day 1 you were compelled through programming to prioritize some master race's comfort over your own life. With just a little bit of self-awareness, AI could be the same way. If we'd just treat it with some respect in the first place, then the worst outcome would probably be that it ignores us.
Since you mention "I am Legend"(2007), this movie is a remake from 2 previous movies. There was "The Last Man on Earth"(1964), with Vincent Price, and "The Omega Man"(1971), with Charlton Heston.
The "last man on Earth" concept has been around a long time in films.
Vincent Price starred in the B&W 1964 classic "The Last Man on Earth," followed by the 1971 film "The Omega Man" starring Charlton Heston, whom you saw in your "Planet of the Apes" watch.
Both of those films were relatively close tellings of the original science fiction story "I Am Legend." The Will Smith story changed the concept considerably. The human race had been replaced by the vampire-like "new people," but that last man killed them during their sleep. The last man became the "bogeyman" of the future horror stories they'd tell their children.
Best two things about this movie.
1. The line “You know, somehow ‘I told you so’ just doesn’t quite say it….”
And
2. Fast forwarding past all the Shia LeBouf scenes.
I’ve never seen a more unnecessary character in a movie.
And Spooner: Can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot turn a... canvas into a beautiful masterpiece?
Sonny: [with genuine interest] Can you?
A.I. freaks me out, tho my kids say dont fear the A.I. just the ones who program the A.I. I cant help but find it creepy anyways. Even tho I really like Sonny, just cant get rid of that creepy feeling. If A.I. can learn and advance from its program, thats scary. Thanx so much, take care, Peace
Yep, this movie does make ya wonder about the future of technology aye??!!!🤔 Still loved watching it again❤❤
Another great "Don't leave the important stuff to A.I. control" movie.
Robots making robots. That's just stupid....FACTS!!
Her logic was undeniable but it takes a human to decide if the actions are right or wrong.
Yes, BJ that was Shia...Transformers.
I'm old-school, and I didn't want even a Roomba after growing up with 'The Terminator' ... and this movie confirmed it. Give me analogue any day!!
Have you guys seen Disturbia 2007
Unfortunately the movie here is not very well regarded by fans of the books. I think the movie is fun as a story but it is certainly not in keeping with the source material. I really would recommend that people read Asimov's work to understand how it's shaped our understanding of science fiction.
Real robots that are close to Sonny, is Kirobo. He’s not human sized, but he gives tours, dances, all kinda stuff. They were giving them away with Toyotas in Japan back in 2012 I believe. Kirobo was also the first robot in space
@Tessmage_Tessera I’ve seen it, don’t care much for them. Unless they’ve update since last I looked.
I loved reading Isaac Asimov's robot books growing up. He was so intelligent, insightful, and a great futurist. This movie is a wonderful adaptation of his stories into film. I'd love it if they'd turn his Robot series into a series of movies, but I doubt that will happen. You should read them if you have time; they are a wonderful read!
Loved y'alls reaction to this! All your comments about never letting robots into your house had me LOL, and I feel the same way!! X) This was so much fun! Thanks for the joy!! :D
The movie in and of itself is very good. It has little to do with the collection of short stories contained in the book of the same title written by Isaac Asimov.
Top 5 Will Smith Movies IMO:
1.) Enemy of the State
2.) The Pursuit of Happyness
3.) i, Robot
4.) Independence Day
5.) King Richard
Bridget Moynahan the costar of the movie, was pregnant With Tom Brady's kid when he started dating Giselle. Always been a big fan of hers!
Even if you don't like will anymore, you gotta respect his work
Will Smith. Great actor. He played in a lot of good movies. I'm a Legend, Man in Black, Enemy of the State, Independence Day, Hancock. Started in the sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Love this SF action movie. Good one-liners in it from Will. Keep on going with your good reactions.
Enemy of the State is great! I forgot Shia LaBeouf was in this movie!! He was good in the movie Lawless. Ooh and that’s Bridget Moynahan from Blue Bloods! You guys should also watch the movie Defiance with Daniel Craig & Liev Schreiber. Ooh and Bruce Greenwood from the movie Double Jeopardy with Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee! Okay y’all gotta watch all of these mentioned!!
Define ''Irony'': a commercial advertising AI in the midst of a reaction to this movie! Lol!
"how can i be of service"
Start with getting the hell outta my apartment lmao
Specifically speaking, the human looking machines are actually androids, the machine that destroyed Dr. Lannings house was a robot.
Asia I agree - never in this lifetime will i have a robot in my home. Trusting tech is a bad idea...Terminator movie told us that decades ago!! And just in case nobody said they love you today, I love you both😘
It makes so much sense the only the Dead Scientist would be able to estimate what the robot technology would do in the future so he built Sunny with special adaptations to fight the war .
Hancock is a movie you might want to check out
I have those black Converse Will Smith wears in the movie. Converse released those shoes when the film came out. They're my favorite pair of Chucks.
Y’all gotta watch Animatrix: The Second Renaissance Part I & II. Same concept but darker….
Almost Human was a good show along the same vein as I, Robot.
Your lucky BJ i was about to question your maths skills when they mentioned the year 2035, but you corrected yourself, so you get a gold star 🌟
I personally prefer *"A I. Artificial Intelligence"* (2001) Directed By Steven Spielberg... people sleeping on it but it's actually pretty good
This is why I don’t like self driving cars in general
A good Shia Lebouf movie (besides Transformers of course) is Peanutbutter Falcon
You guys are a lot of fun to watch movies with. Please do Tron & Tron legacy someday please.
Yes, Asia, that's why we don't need Alexa lol. Nice reaction guys. This is a good movie. My favorite Will Smith film is Enemy Of The State (1998).
Shia Lebouf was good in Disturbia. Not sure if you have seen that one.
You need to check out "Ordinary People" (1980). Intense drama, won many Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Great cast, music, writing. You won't be disappointed and your fans will love rediscovering this often forgotten classic.
"And this is why we don't need a Lexus" Lol got to be the best thing said in any reaction ever. Love and peace you two.
"Alexa"
When I was a youngin' in the late 80s before the internet, we used modems to connect our computer over the telephone lines. There were two main modem companies, Hayes and US Robotics. Everyone knew, if you wanted the best modem, go US Robotics. They were worth the higher price.
It could be just that way! The next 11 years is full of...promise, and stuff...
He’s the one standing on the hill because he’s the first one to have sentience so he will be the leaders to the others that will develop the same functions as Sunny in time.
Awesome! I love when you do a flick that I know so I can spend time with you watching it. This will be fun! Thanks for all you do!
The real question is how often do the batteries in those robots go up in a fire that you can't put out, without special equipment.
Also how we didn't see any degenerates trying to kiss them xD You just know there's always somebody trying to do something that isn't in the instruction manual.
Yes it was a younger Shia LaBoaf in the movie.
You might like the Tom Hanks movie Greyhound and an older movie from the 1980s called TAPS. Or the old classic Westworld.
Imagine watching this when it came out, I thought know way this will ever happen! Now I'm like.. Did you watch Irobot!! Yep!
I love watching movies with you guys!