Best films about/or featuring Artificial Intelligence/Cyborgs/Human like Robots etc??

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iRobot was a decently good movie, it was entertaining enough.

Prometheus was mediocre at best, not really a movie you'd claim to be re-watchable.

Terminator 1-3...4

I liked Bicentennial Man too, no action but a good story.

I lost count how many times I seen it. Like Scott's Blade Runner, it benefits for multiple viewings

 

[Ricky Church]

I lost count how many times I seen it. Like Scott's Blade Runner, it benefits for multiple viewings

diff'rent strokes, for diff'rent folks I suppose.

 

[rantanamo]

A:I

really doesn't get the credit it deserves as an epic and classic movie. Really makes you think about life.

Animatrix
Bicentennial Man

 

[Tom]

I even heard Robin Williams say Bicentennial Man was garbo


never seen it but if the main star says its not good then it must suck, correct?

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

That movie A.I comes to mind.

 

[Tom]

That movie A.I comes to mind.

After watching this film the first thing that came to my mind was that "religion" is mankind's "Fairy Godmother"

In the sense that we refuse to accept the fact that we're not separate from other living organism on this planet. We (well, most of us) ignore the scientific fact that we're all products of evolution just like millions of other animals on this planet. Instead we choose to believe that we're unique/special and made in Gods image like David(the boy) did in the film.

We(humans) became too smart/intelligent for our own good and began to have an existential crisis like the little boy did in this movie. Religion/fairy God mother stories etc is what we clung onto in order to keep us sane in the beginning when we first became self aware and stopped being mindless mammals.

 

[ltheghost]

Battlestar Galactica and Caprica. Robots trying to wipe out humanity in Battlestar Galacitca and Caprica was short lived but it kinda explained how it started.

Ghost in the Shell (Dope Anime)

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

After watching this film the first thing that came to my mind was that "religion" is mankind's "Fairy Godmother"

In the sense that we refuse to accept the fact that we're not separate from other living organism on this planet. We (well, most of us) ignore the scientific fact that we're all products of evolution just like millions of other animals on this planet. Instead we choose to believe that we're unique/special and made in Gods image like David(the boy) did in the film.

We(humans) became too smart/intelligent for our own good and began to have an existential crisis like the little boy did in this movie. Religion/fairy God mother stories etc is what we clung onto in order to keep us sane in the beginning when we first became self aware and stopped being mindless mammals.


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You have to remember that God is the Greatest and All Knowing and Humans will never appraoch God in Greatness and knowledge as God is nothing anything unto like the Creation. Also Jesus (peace be upon him) is not God.

 

[Tom]

I lost count how many times I seen it. Like Scott's Blade Runner, it benefits for multiple viewings

Never seen Blade Runner but always heard great things about it


bout to check it out

 

[Tom]

bump

 

[Rev]

Universal Soldier

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

Battlestar Galactica and Caprica. Robots trying to wipe out humanity in Battlestar Galacitca and Caprica was short lived but it kinda explained how it started.

Ghost in the Shell (Dope Anime)

CAPRICA WAS

I HAVE TO WATCH THE REST OF IT. I ONLY GOT A FEW EPISODES IN THEN I SWITCHED SHIFTS AND TOTALLY FORGOT ABOUT IT.

 

[Brehmington Steele]

Brazil (my favorite movie of all time)
THX 1138
Tron
Metropolis
City of Lost Children

 

[Theabbot]

That one robot movie Daft Punk did was fukking cool. Trippy..

 

[bza bone]

Short Circuit