I,
ROBOT
With
Will
Smith,
Bruce
Greenwood,
James
Cromwell
Directed
by
Alex
Proyas
Director
Alex
Proyas
wowed
us
with
such
dark
fare
as
the
original
Crow
and
Dark
City.
Now
he
escalates
his
repertoire
another
hefty
notch
with
this
take
on
Isaac
Asimov's
acclaimed
story
of
a
robot
accused
of
murder.
In
the
future
these
machines
are
human
assistants,
like
appliances,
making
life
a
little
easier.
There
are
three
laws
governing
their
processing
which
is
supposed
to
ensure
them
never
harming
a
human
being.
Smith
is
a
skeptic
cop
with
a
past
who
heads
up
the
investigation
of
a
robotics
professor
seemingly
killed
by
one
of
his
creations.
The
biggest
robotics
company
in
the
market
is
on
the
verge
of
releasing
its
new
model.
If
there
is
a
defect,
they're
in
for
some
serious
trouble.
Our
cop
delves
deeper
and
starts
to
unravel
the
mystery
with
a
whole
lot
of
digital
action
along
the
way.
With
Lost
In
Space
co-writer
Akiva
Goldsman
on
the
team,
some
elements
are
a
bit
cheesy,
but
the
overall
blockbusting
excitement
factor
is
enough
to
entertain
even
the
most
jaded.
Escapist
fun
introducing
a
new
age
restriction
classification
in
South
Africa
which
requires
adult
supervision
for
minors.
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