I, Robot
I Robot! The big book of Isaac Asimov, I Robot is finally is on the movie plate! About robots that will help us though our miserable lives. Isaac Asimov worked really long time in the robotic science field and studied the robotology, as he was very interested. Isaac was the one who created the 3 laws of the robots, in the intention the this way the humans won't have fear against robots. The three laws of the robot say: 1) A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2) A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders conflict with the first law. 3)A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second law. With these laws the human nation is protected by its own made robots. But some times it's never enough to be too precaution. In this movie every thing get out of control.
The place is Chicago in the year 2035, in a time when robots and humans exist in a master to servant relationship. The robots live by rules which don't allow them to harm humans, let them come to harm, and must obey human commands. Will Smith plays police detective Del Spooner, one of few who haven't bought into the theory that robots capable of doing harm. He is called in to investigate the death of a former associate, robot physicist Alfred Lanning ( James Cromwell ) , who has fallen from his office window at the leading robot manufacturing company's headquarters, US Robotics.
In a routine investigation of the office, he discovers that someone else is in the room, a robot, Sonny. Spooner suspect Sonny is the offender, but the robotics laws that are hardwired in every unit prevent it from doing harm, and even if it had, murder laws only apply to human on human crimes, and anything a robot would do is listed as a mechanical error. With assistance from US Robotics Dr. Susan Calvin ( Bridget Moynahan ), Spooner starts an investigation on finding out what is at the bottom of Lanning's death.
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