Thank god Asimov never saw this...

Rating: 4/10 (3 April 2007)

If you are, like me, a real fan of Isaac Asimov, then you should not see this movie... or at least, you should not expect a connection with the book... How a movie like this is made?? Simple:

You must have NEVER read Asimov

Take a great book of SHORT-STORIES, pick a random idea of each one and mix them all together...

Don't you forget of BREAKING the UNBREAKABLE laws of robotics!!

Why do I say that??? I've read a comment that says that Asimov wrote about how the laws of robotics can be broken... WRONG!! He wrote about how imperfect are the laws, this and every, and how they can be surrounded, how they can generate unexpected situations but, always, in the frame of the three laws. But the first law is very simple, a robot CAN'T harm a human, even if this involves ignoring an order or the self-destruction. They have betrayed the basis of the Asimov's work, so, how they dare to use the "I, Robot" title, or even his name??? And, please... if any of you know, like me, the Asimov world, Susan Calvin would never do that...
I've putted a 4 on this movie, most of all, for the amazing visual effects and acceptable performers... Nothing else...
Thank god Asimov never saw this...