Doesn't anyone have common sense anymore

Rating: Null/10 (14 December 2004)

Not a very good movie.
Here are 10 random flaws I can recall.
1. 2035 is the year? 2135 maybe, but 30 years from now? Come on! We're not even close to the technology alluded to in this movie.
2. Where were the other cars when Smith was being attacked by all the robots in the tunnel? Chicago has no other cars?
3. Why would household chore/servant robots have such expensive and complex military-level agility? Why do they know how to fight? Why do they know how to swing around and maneuver with one arm missing?
4. Why does a scientist/psychologist know about an access tunnel to her building? Do you know about the access tunnels in the building you work in?
If it has nada to do with your job, you don't know stuff like that.
5. In a company with seemingly 200,000 employees, why did only 3 employees factor into the storyline of the biggest event in the history of the company?
6. Why do made up mechanical things glow in movies? Does the battery of a cell phone glow? Again, stupid.
7. Why weren't the stairs locked when they walked up 2800 steps to the CEO office? Aren't the stairwell doors in your building always locked? Especially during a crisis!
8. How many bullets did Smith have in his machine gun at the end? Where did he get it? Most machine guns go through an entire clip in a few seconds. He never reloaded and seemed to shoot about 50 clips worth of rounds. Idiocy.
9. What's to stop people from hacking robot brains and robbing banks or committing gangland killings with them? If people can hijack DirecTV cards and cell phones, they'll know how to turn a robot into whatever they want. Again, why are common everyday robots powerful?
10. Why were the robots in the railroad car crates still running? Why did they have power (they were hiding and snooping out the doors)? When airplanes go into storage, they turn them off. If they run on nuclear fusion, see comment #1. Unbelievable to have that in 30 years.