| I have been writing reviews and
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| | was not suicide. When Detective Spooner
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| expressing morals for a few of my
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| | examines Dr. Lanning's office an NS-5
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| favorite movies, which as it turns out,
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| | robot bursts from hiding and flees.
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| are mostly dramas and animations. Just to
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| | When Spooner interrogates the robot from
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| even things out, I want to mention a
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| | Dr. Lanning's Office, he finds out that
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| sci-fi movie this time. I particularly
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| | this robot is quite unique; he even has a
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| liked I, Robot because it had action, it
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| | name, Sonny. During the interview Sonny
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| had thought, it had a point, it was
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| | displays emotions such as anger and fear,
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| extremely funny in parts, it was not
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| | qualities that robots do not possess.
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| overly violent and guess what, there was
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| | Before Sonny can say anything
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| no love scene. While sometimes I think no
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| | incriminating, he is taken to be
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| movie is complete without a love scene,
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| | decommissioned by the CEO of USR.
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| because I am a hopeless romantic,
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| | After careful consideration and a search
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| sometimes, it really is not necessary and
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| | of Dr. Lanning's house which nearly gets
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| it gets overly used.
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| | him killed, Detective Spooner begins to
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| The film is set in Chicago in the year
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| | think that something was threatening
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| 2035, where robots have been developed to
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| | Lanning and that Lanning was trying to
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| the point where they are used in nearly
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| | tell him that something is wrong with the
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| every household. The only person in all
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| | robots.
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| of Chicago who does not have a robot is
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| | There have long been debates about
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| homicide detective Del Spooner (Will
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| | whether the development of technology is
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| Smith), who has an intense dislike for
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| | a positive step for humanity or if indeed
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| robots due to a personal experience with
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| | we are fuelling our own laziness and
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| their lack of humanity.
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| | destruction. I guess the thing to
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| The movie starts to gather momentum with
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| | remember is that we as humans do not
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| the beginning of an investigation that
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| | always think rationally and logically
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| lands in Detective Spooner's lap. A Dr.
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| | like computers, that weigh up pro's and
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| Alfred Lanning (James Cromwell) appears
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| | con's, fastest routes, best results. We
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| to have committed suicide by jumping from
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| | usually base decisions on feelings and
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| his office window. Dr. Lanning was the
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| | past experiences. If we were to consider
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| inventor of the Three Laws of Robotics,
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| | things like a computer, it would probably
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| the laws by which all robots are bound in
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| | be better to have studied something
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| order to protect humans, and co-founder
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| | different at university because it is
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| of U.S. Robotics (USR), a highly
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| | worth more money, or it is probably
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| successful company that specializes in
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| | better to buy only white cars because
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| robotic technology.
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| | they are more practical, or there would
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| USR have just released a new line of
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| | not be any other food except meat and
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| robots called the NS-5. Each robot is
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| | vegetables. I think it all comes down to
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| outfitted with an uplink to URS's central
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| | the importance of finding the perfect
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| positronic brain V.I.K.I (Virtual
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| | balance between evolving to make lives
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| Interactive Kinetic Intelligence). The
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| | better and creating machines to feed our
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| more Detective Spooner investigates, the
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| | inability to control our own lives.
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| more he believes that Dr. Lanning's death
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