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AI: Artificial Intelligence Review Part 11: Along Came the Glitter Bots

It’s boring and pretentious to the point of being obnoxious

Spielberg fails to understand that obsession is not love, and if David were really human, he would know that.

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AI: Artificial Intelligence Review Part 7

The powers that be have created a robot that can trick people.

These writers sometimes present the opposing points of view through unlikable avatars in an attempt to peer pressure their audience.

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AI Artificial intelligence Review Part 6: Kubrick Doesn’t Know Pinocchio?

Classic fairy tales, in general, are supposed to be at the forefront of the audience’s mind.

The robot shouldn’t have the ability to lie unless programmed to do so under certain circumstances, but even if the robot were capable of lying in the event of a murder, the robot keeps records of its whereabouts.

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2010: The Year We Make Contact Review Part 2

The plot is well structured, there are few, if any, plot holes.

Making a story easy to follow isn’t just a matter of artistic preference; it’s tied to the suspension of disbelief and an audience member’s investment.

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2010: The Year We Make Contact Review Part 1

When explaining the mystery becomes the real mistake

For the fans of 2001, the mystery is the point, and for those more devoted to secular causes, the concept of aliens as divine beings is the point.

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