[OT] More about the new I, robot fillum

[dogscoff]

Just read Howard Taylor's (of http://www.schlockmercenary.com fame) review of the new I, Robot film.

Aye-Aye-Aye Robot!
Open Letter, Friday, July 16, 2004
I just got back from I, Robot.

For those of you Asimov fans who got all concerned when you saw the trailers with robots CLEARLY hurting people... you folks who KNOW that this was NOT what Asimov and his Robot novels, his Three Laws, and all the rest of it was about, I'll say this: I was concerned too.

But I saw the movie, and it is quite true to Asimov's work. It won't fit in the Robot Novels universe, mind you, but it's true -- EXCEPTIONALLY true -- to the spirit of those novels.

I won't say more, because I don't want to spoil the movie for you. I WILL say that if you love written Sci-Fi, especially the classics by Heinlein, Asimov, Dick, Niven, and all the rest of them, you need to go see this movie. The filmmakers need to be encouraged to continue this approach to big-screen Science Fiction. This was not transliteration-to-the-screen, which approach usually results in a bad movie ruining a great book. No, this was something else...

Maybe I'll go watch it after all.

[Raging Deadstar]

Thats High praise from Howard Taylor! If the guy who invented Sclock Mercenary recommends it thats enough to put a notch on the "go see it" line instead of the "It's crap" line

[Captain Kwok]

It seems this movie has gotten a lot of mixed reviews.

Too bad my movie budget is so low these days or I could decide for myself.

[Atrocities]

So far all of the people I know who have seen it say its a good movie.

[Ragnarok-X]

im lookin forward to see this movie, the trailer was quite interesting !

Too bad i dont life in america (just because movies get released there earlier)