We are responsible for those who have been tamed
A very memorable film, although very fabulous, especially at the end. In some places it just cuts to the bones, if you just imagine that all this is possible in the near future. Robots already live side by side with us, but they haven’t yet taken on such intelligent forms.
Especially striking is the idea that the robot (well, at least in the movie) is not just a piece of hardware, it can be endowed with intelligence and some semblance of feelings. From this, the attitude of people to cars seems completely unacceptable, played - thrown out, or even not just thrown out, but tore into details for the amusement of the public. People in comparison with robots here look quite unattractive. In general, the thought that anyway it is just soulless machines, but viewing causes conflicting emotions. We are still responsible for those who have been tamed, we must be responsible for our actions, and people are disgracefully weak in this matter.
The boy Hayley Joel Osment played flawlessly, a very talented guy.
9 out of 10 Original
