three laws of boredom

Rating: Null/10 (22 July 2004)

This summer movie is a mess, I have read Asimov's story, I think the concept of the three laws is brilliant, and with that in mind I remember a lovable character named Dr. Susan Calvin, interested in the "mind" of robots, she was better than any Sherlock unsolving the mystery of the homicide robot, a total brainiac master who would at been my first choice for the leading character in this movie, not some unfunny techno-phobic cop with an electric spoon as an arm and the ability to emulate Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible with the glasses, the bike and the nerves.
Dr. Susan Calvin in this movie is nothing more than the "hot" chick with some intellectual unknown stuff (only suggested) in her head and that's it, so as you will assume, the plot goes with no good direction, with the very well known hurry of a Blockbuster film to get us to a fight scene, then to a car chase, then to the climatic pandemonium with wires and circuits and finito, the movie it's over.
There is no juice in the story, nor very much to debate about robotics and their futuristic role in human society, Asimov's work and ideas only vanish in this science fiction picture who runs to deep into oblivion, sorry, those not compute, mal function, Hal9000, where are you? why really miss you.