I, Robot(2004). What would be good scenes in the movie that protray the book by Isaac Asimov.?
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Ugh, that movie hardly followed the book even in the slightest! Poor Asimov, for that to happen to his work after he died. I would use a clip that explains the three rules of robotics, if there even was such a section in the movie.
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The Cell\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209958/
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Hello\n\nif you talking about movie go to one of the link in the source that I provided and then search there.
612455
I love that movie!  It taught me some important lessons too.\n\nLesson was...life or friendship or love is more important than mere objects.  And that could go for concepts too---life is more important than tightly holding onto some concepts.
256545
There are some really good movies like 1) The Day After Tommorow, 2) The Rocket Man & some movies which look like sci- fiction but are good knowledgable movies
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Try a few of these sites and see if anything you want is there.  I hear it's supposed be based very much of the first book in the dragnloance series.  I hope it's really good!\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0825245/\n\nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809761608/info\n\nLater dude!   hehehe
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I've read all 4 books, although I read 2001 30+ years ago. I don't remember the specifics from the book, but in the movie, they go to Jupiter. In all of the other books, Jupiter features prominently.\n\nI don't remember the exact titles of each book, but they're something like 2001, 2010, 2061 and 3001.\n\nSee if you can get your hands on "The Sentinel" by Clarke as well. It's a short story. It was the concept behind 2001. If you're confused, it will fill in some of the gaps.
933851
I don't remember which is which, it's been a while since I have seen the movie, but I would enter the matrix. Being in Neo's situation, what do you have to loose? Live a little, have an adventure, it's usually worth the risk.
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While it is theoretically possible, Isaac Asimov wrote in the forward to one of his robot novels that a positronic brain would have no advantages over an electronic brain.  He used the positronic brain in his robot stories because he felt that it sounded "science fictiony".
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Negative - there's still a lot of the "Frankenstein complex" to get over.\n\nIssac Asimov's Three Laws are a start...but the REAL "I, Robot" (NOTHING to do with the movie - but DON'T get me started there) indicated that even WITH them, there would still be problems...
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It was awesome. I advise to go just to see it, not for the religious matter. However, it is nothing like the book. It misses out parts. So if you have not read the book yet, GO SEE IT! It's alot of action and adventure and riddle-solving.
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The point of Asimov's story and vicariously the film also, is that Andrew is a person. Perhaps you missed that point but it is the basis of all the story's themes.\n\nIf I wanted to disprove it though, I might say that he is not human simply because he is not related to anyone, nor was he ever born.
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Are you refering to the first?  I personally thought it was a great movie.  Parts of it were kinda boring, but I loved the ending.  I think what I liked the most though was the moral message behind the movie.
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The Beach, it was made into a movie several years ago with Leonardo Dicaprio, but the book is so much better.  I wish I could remember the author for you.  \n\nAlso, I recommend The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime; A Seperate Peace; A Tree Grows in Brooklyn; and Catch-22.  \n\nThese are some of my personal favorites, I hope you like them too!
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The book has so much more just like any book turned into a movie. The movie can never measure up. It is a time thing. If they tried to have it all in the movie they would be 5 hours long.
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meet the fockers\nwhen there at the engagement party and Gregs had that shot and tells all his secrets. he says that a mother shows what there daughter is going to look like when she grows up. and then he says and im a lookin and im a liking...\ngreat movie it is
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Try watching the movie... it'll help put some of this into perspective too.  The book is definitley better, but the movie is one of my all time favorites.