reaction about the movie artificial intelligent?
142166
Liked the movie, towards the end it went too much into fantasy.
913331
No, I don't get mad.\nI explain to them, that while I enjoyed the first two "Terminator" movies, I do not have to believe that Arnold Scwarzenegger is a robot from the future.
532302
I was really impressed.  After how weak X-Men 2 was, I wasn't sure what to expect, but they did a really good job with this one, I thought.\n\nI was happy that they actually had the guts to make it story driven, rather than just packing it with pointless action scenes.  It was really interesting, with cool moral issues and shades of grey (no pun intended) stuff that I find much more interesting than generic "good guy vs. bad guy" superhero plot.\n\nI also really liked how dark they made it, although I can see how some people might have disliked it for the same reason.  It worked for me, though, and made it a pretty powerful film, I thought.  I won't elaborate any more because I want to avoid spoilers, except to ask, did you stay for the credits?  If not, go back and see it again, there's a critical final scene after all the credits roll.
442478
Absolutely horrendous.  I thought the mini-series was pretty bad (considering how low budget it was); but it was light-years better than that Disney crap.\n\nShudder.  To think I actually looked forward to the movie.
234661
i saw the movie and loved it!!\n\nmemories!!!
21958
HE'S MAD THAT HE CAN'T FIT HIS HUGE THING IN THAT LADY HE LIKES.\n((JUST KIDDING,)) THE MOVIE IS A MUST SEE,THE GRAPHICS ARE GREAT,I THINK ILL SEE IT AGAIN.GO SEE IT, IT'S WORTH THE TRIP.
814689
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501748
Don't feel bad.  I thought it was complete rubbish, and I loved the other two movies and a lot of the series of comic books.  \nSeriously, what was that?  It was over-dramatized and not a single character was developed.  They introduced all of these really cool mutants and then didn't talk about them at all.  \nI was pissed.
307769
That movie was terrible. I expected a lot more from T.I.;\nThe storyline was weak. It should have been more action and more fights.
175034
The movie was good. It was well-done and directed attention to interesting aspects of discrimination. \n\nThe song performance at the oscar was however not so great.
444227
Saw it twice and it rocked. In imax V was the bomb.\n\nGo see it in imax if you get the chance. See my review.
1093393
I watched it the other day. All I could think about was, what a beautiful soul! A how brave she was! Life is hard enough for kids now days, imagine how hard it is for all the other kids like Gwen!\nHer mom is so great! I just wanted to meet her and give her a big hug by the end of the movie. I can't imagine how hard it was for her to loose her daughter in that way.And a standing ovation for making such a personal story public. Good movie
921257
as with most deviation from the original material,  It upset me at first, but it grows on you and makes some kind of sense in hindsight. \n\nThe true test however is where the franchise goes with him in  the film(s) that follow(s).
352190
I thought it was a very well thought out movie with fine acting.  Very thought provoking.  I found myself thinking about it and discussing it for several days after I saw the movie.\n\nRead the trivia page on that movie in IMDB.  Yuri was based on a composite of 5 real people.  "Andy" was a pretty accurate portrayal of Charles Taylor.
887242
I have seen the movie. It's impossible to avoid bias in things like these. Clearly Al Gore was/is concerned about Global Warming, but  it's impossible to comment on what should/could/would have happened if things had been different in the election. \n\nI thought the movie was super informative and interesting. It definitely made me think about global warming. It's a really important subject and I think the movie does a good job of introducing the issue to people who might be less informed about it. Go check it out!
1137512
I thought that the little girl dragged down the action.  At one point, the aliens catch her, and I thought "Oh Boy! Now we can get some action going on here without her stupid short legs making it impossible for them to run fast!" but ten seconds later, Cruise was caught as well. \n\nI will say that it was cooler than the original, as far as effects and things like that are concerned.
1112312
I saw it, but I got a bit scared. It was great movie, with an excellent plot!