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What an utterly, utterly awful piece of dross. I've heard people say it was commercial and stuff, but I just put that down to it being a Hollywood film and they were goths. But, boy, it *is* one long commercial. First 5 minutes are a joke. I thought they were still advertising stuff, but the film had actually started. JVC, Converse, Fed-Ex - those goths weren't kidding.
The biggest shame is that it had quite a good plot. The thing about the robot laws, how they can be broken (although I thought they would do something more clever, like it didn't know it was a robot, therefore rules do not apply. But they didn't), and the various twists - acceptable, I've seen worse. But the rest of it made me wretch my soul up.
The biggest shame is that it had quite a good plot. The thing about the robot laws, how they can be broken (although I thought they would do something more clever, like it didn't know it was a robot, therefore rules do not apply. But they didn't), and the various twists - acceptable, I've seen worse. But the rest of it made me wretch my soul up.
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I went to the cinema to see this film, switched off my brain, and enjoyed.
It's not half bad; well made tosh to entertain people, and nothing more. But yeah, the blatant advertising was fairly horrific.
It's not half bad; well made tosh to entertain people, and nothing more. But yeah, the blatant advertising was fairly horrific.
He had a pimp-limp through the entire film too, and a slanted beenie hat that covered only one ear.
double post.
It's a Will Smith film, that's all I needed to know.
Quite happy never watching this film, just as I'm quite happy never seeing any of his films except Men in Black - which Tommy Lee Jones proved a better comic actor than the pimp-lite Smith.
Quite happy never watching this film, just as I'm quite happy never seeing any of his films except Men in Black - which Tommy Lee Jones proved a better comic actor than the pimp-lite Smith.
I liked the film. But the way he went on about his damn Converse made we want to punch him in his donkey face.
Vintage.2004.y'all.
Must.Buy.Converse.All.Stars
What an utterly, utterly awful piece of dross. I've heard people say it was commercial and stuff, but I just put that down to it being a Hollywood film and they were goths. But, boy, it *is* one long commercial. First 5 minutes are a joke. I thought they were still advertising stuff, but the film had actually started. JVC, Converse, Fed-Ex - those goths weren't kidding.
The biggest shame is that it had quite a good plot. The thing about the robot laws, how they can be broken (although I thought they would do something more clever, like it didn't know it was a robot, therefore rules do not apply. But they didn't), and the various twists - acceptable, I've seen worse. But the rest of it made me wretch my soul up.
The biggest shame is that it had quite a good plot. The thing about the robot laws, how they can be broken (although I thought they would do something more clever, like it didn't know it was a robot, therefore rules do not apply. But they didn't), and the various twists - acceptable, I've seen worse. But the rest of it made me wretch my soul up.
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