not very interesting. save your money and watch something else.

Rating: 3/10 (6 April 2005)

i guess you could say that the movie contains certain moral aspects with regards to 1) the use of robots, and where that might head, 2) the parallels between the robots in this film and the humans. detective spooner (will smith) is the only one in the movie who dislikes the robots, and he is also most suspicious to them. the death (looking like a suicide) of one of the brains behind the huge corp. making the robots is what is going to reveal the horrible truth about the robots and a most scary evolution (who would've thought...). i am no fan of will smith, and this movie definitely did not help. as for bridget moynahan, my guess is that this is her last big role ever. she is boring, and the only thing she seem to be able to do on the screen is lift her eyebrows and make her lips look bigger. the exact same thing she did in the recruit. apart from this, the movie is full of clichés, and all that other Hollywood crap that probably appeal to younger and more naive viewers.