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I, robot, Twentieth Century Fox presents ; in association with Mediastream IV ; directed by Alex Proyas ; screenplay by Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman ; screen story by Jeff Vintar ; produced by Laurence Mark, John Davis, Topher Dow, Wyck Godfrey ; a Davis Entertainment Company/Laurence Mark/Overbrook Films production ; an Alex Proyas film

Label
I, robot, Twentieth Century Fox presents ; in association with Mediastream IV ; directed by Alex Proyas ; screenplay by Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman ; screen story by Jeff Vintar ; produced by Laurence Mark, John Davis, Topher Dow, Wyck Godfrey ; a Davis Entertainment Company/Laurence Mark/Overbrook Films production ; an Alex Proyas film
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
MPAA rating: Rated PG-13 for intense stylized action, and some brief partial nudity; Canadian Home Video rating: PG for violence, coarse language
Main title
I, robot
Oclc number
56550562
Responsibility statement
Twentieth Century Fox presents ; in association with Mediastream IV ; directed by Alex Proyas ; screenplay by Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman ; screen story by Jeff Vintar ; produced by Laurence Mark, John Davis, Topher Dow, Wyck Godfrey ; a Davis Entertainment Company/Laurence Mark/Overbrook Films production ; an Alex Proyas film
Runtime
115
Summary
Chicago, 2035. Detective Del Spooner distrusts robots. But why? The Three Laws of Robotics form a perfect circle of logic and protection for humans--all robots are "3 laws safe" from the instant they roll off the assembly line. When U.S. Robotics founder Dr. Alfred Lanning apparently commits suicide, Spooner is assigned to investigate. It appears that Dr. Lanning, the father of robotics, was murdered by a prototype of the latest generation robot, an NS-5 named Sonny. Dr. Susan Calvin, a specialist in robot psychology is assigned to assist Spooner. She cannot believe that a robot could commit a crime, let alone a murder. That would mean the Sonny has violated the Three Laws. If robots can break the laws, there is nothing to stop them from taking over the world, since humans have grown completely dependent upon them. Perhaps ... they already have?
Table Of Contents
Opening titles -- Del Spooner -- Spoonerville -- The chase -- Police station -- Dr. Lanning's hologram -- Lawrence Robertson -- Susan Calvin's tour of USR -- Sonny -- Factory floor -- Caught -- The interrogation -- The cafe -- Lanning's house -- The end of a long day -- NS-5 rollout -- Following bread crumbs -- "You are experiencing a car accident" -- One on one -- The cavalry arrives -- Two sons -- Spooner's past -- The bike -- Sonny's dream -- Robertson's office -- Shell game -- Ghosts in the machine -- Father and son -- Ambush -- NS-5s come on-line -- Robot wars -- The back door -- The standoff -- VIKI level -- Unauthorized entry -- "Save her!" -- Reconciliation -- Sonny's future -- End titles
Technique
live action
Classification
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