a class struggle in a real sense

Rating: Null/10 (19 July 2004)

a little bit annoyed by Hollywood's poor imagination.tell me if there's anything different in the year of 2035 from that of 2004 when anywhere in any downtowns of America, with so many similar slums and mediocre faces of us altogether except for the digitalized dizziness of those skyscrapers and visualized vehicles? the jobs that robots are to be doing in the movie are nothing else but what poor people nowadays are doing right here everywhere in the states given they are fortunately not unemployed. they'd be replaced by robots as those in the movie, if so what else they could do instead? revolution in a real sense? don't tell me any satire or sarcasm in that stupid appearance with which you'd hide your own stupidity. why not directly create a new name for those who are doing robots' jobs right now and for ever? and then let them keep in mind those three rules with a little bit change of human being's definition, say, based on their different social or economic status? that is what i meant by class struggle in a real sense!