It has a believable story, for a science-fiction movie, and a pretty good one at that.

Rating: 9/10 (18 December 2004)

Well, I have watched this thrice in 24 hours, so what else do I have to say? It has a believable story, for a science-fiction movie, and a pretty good one at that. It has a pretty intricate story, so I'll leave most of it to you. On the eve of the biggest robotic distribution in history, the master designer commits an apparent suicide, but a robot is soon held to blame. This is supposedly impossible, since these three rules (one of which is a robot cannot harm a human) so Detective Spooner sets out to discover what has gone wrong. Thus follows "a series of unfortunate events" causing some minor head injuries before the end of the line. "The robot shrink," Susan Calvin (played by Bridget Moynahan) just seems feelingless, however, and Smith's humor is a little bit too predictable. At some parts, the film feels exactly like Men in Black, where at points you can pull out phrases used in both films. Yet, Alan Tudyk did an amazing job portraying Sonny, the robot in question.
The Bottom Line: 9 out of 10
Good: Believable (robots and story)
Bad: Moynahan seems too robotic; deja vu at points