Great Si-Fi

Rating: 8/10 (7 August 1999)

This film is a special affects stand-out but then we expected that. The film had powerful characters, a decent story line and a talented director. What it lacked, in unavoidable comparison to the first film, was the lively interplay between the characters. There didn't seem to be much of an emotional link among any of them. Was it a flaw of the script? an error in direction? In the first film(unavoidable) even the robots connected. Still, it was great Si-Fi
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