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[mslulu]

Am I really the only person out there who can summon no interest whatsoever in seeing I, Robot, even at matinee prices?

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[elisandra.livejournal.com]

Saw it. Was good.

No, it's not exactly Asimov, not even close, really, but it has more Asimovian elements than I had come to expect. The sort of main point and depth of characters was surprisingly there.

Also, Alan Tudyk is intense as Sonny and it's neat to see (hear?) him being serious once in a while.

My biggest issue with the film is posted here:

http://imdb.com/title/tt0343818/board/nest/10006703

It's good to know I'm not the only one concerned with racism and general industry issues where movies get away with treated minorities so badly!!!

[mslulu.livejournal.com]

I guess my lack of interest in Sci-Fi really takes over. I have no interest in Asimov, so the degree to which his elements were used has no influence. I think I actually don't like robots. I guess that makes me a bigot? :)

I enjoy Will Smith, but his presence in the movie doesn't outweigh the other elements which turn me off to it.

[elisandra.livejournal.com]

Your a robot racist! :)

[johnstonmr]

"you're", dear.

Don't kill me! I couldn't resist! Ow! OW!

[vampirejew.livejournal.com]

Hahaha. For someone getting anal over someone else's gramatical errors, you should have reread your post. To be correct, you would have had to typed, "It is spelled, you're, dear." =)Heehee. Sorry, I had to be a silly ass.

[johnstonmr]

And even that is incorrect, so let's just go play with our corsets, mm?

[vampirejew.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I noticed my error,after I posted. LOL

Oohhh..corset playing? weeee