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A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
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Synopsis
A highly advanced robotic boy longs to become "real" so that he can regain the love of his human mother.
Cast
- Haley Joel Osment
- Frances O'Connor
- Sam Robards
- Jake Thomas
- Jude Law
- William Hurt
- Ken Leung
- Clark Gregg
- Kevin Sussman
- Tom Gallop
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- Aug 5, 2023
I promise you will never in a million years guess where the plot of this movie goes
James (Schaffrillas)Aug 19, 2016Only Kubrick and Spielberg, working together on different time planes, could create such a philosophical and intellectual heartbreaker.
Jonathan RosenbaumJun 29, 2021I was already 16 years old when “A.I.” hit theaters on the last weekend of June 2001, but Steven Spielberg’s unnerving techno-fable has always felt like the last film that I ever saw as a child. To a certain extent, of course, everything that happened before the end of…
davidehrlich - Nov 6, 2015
100/100 A graceful, yearnful masterwork of connection and evolving artificiality within the tattered seams of the human heart. Reflections, sunrises, and countless other grand images compliment a bittersweet story laced with impenetrable darkness. Top 3 Spielberg.
SilentDawnDec 8, 2021Somehow I had forgotten that this is one of the greatest films ever made.
Sean FennesseyNov 16, 2018Now I remember why I was so scared of this film as a child 😳
Alex IHE - Oct 3, 2017
Emotionally conceptual and conceptually emotional―a spiritual, sentimental and melancholy depiction of the end of humanity as a mechanized visual echo of ourselves lost in eternity. Passages in this are among the most soulful and lyrical there have ever been.
Josh LewisJan 2, 2019Haley Joel Osmont gives maybe the best child performance of all time in this, first terrifyingly inert in his programmed cheerfulness, then Uncanny Valley sweet in David's fully activated "realism," only to feel truly human as he wades among the more primitive models of his…
Jake ColeFeb 10, 2024"I'll be so real for you."
matt lynch
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- Bird lovedA.I. Artificial Intelligence
Messed with my mind like the matrix, but added more tears
Beau Babics likedA.I. Artificial IntelligenceInteresting movie. Not one of my favorites from Spielberg, though. Not a super traditional feature length movie story.
Ellis Hamburger likedA.I. Artificial IntelligenceIncredibly disturbing, on a recent rewatch. But nothing looks quite like it
- Nanoeli01 likedA.I. Artificial Intelligence
this movie has an outside of the box trait can relate to the type of movies like the butterfly effect and movies like that this movie can be a little bit creepy. It has its own spin on how artificial intelligence could be.
Josh Williams lovedA.I. Artificial IntelligencePositively haunting, in the most eerily charming way. A simple yet elegant artistic portrayal of all the questions that come with AI/robots. Something for everyone in this movie. HJO is perfect for the role.
Justin lovedA.I. Artificial IntelligenceThis movie is honestly better than I expected and I love the way it was executed. It may drag a little bit but I think it overall adds to the experience of the movie.
- Joe Schultz is "meh" onA.I. Artificial Intelligence
When it’s good it’s good and when it’s bad it’s bad. A bit all over the place. Didn’t care for the cameos from huge stars of the time as they felt out of place.
WowItzTokyo likedA.I. Artificial IntelligenceIt was interesting. I only remembered certain parts. Intriguing moral dilemma but the story felt like it jumped all over the place towards the end especially.
Orlando Ramone likedA.I. Artificial IntelligenceAnother underrated and heartbreaking Sci-Fi film by Steven Spielberg. This movie was supposed to be Stanley Kubrick’s next movie after Eyes Wide Shut.
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Metacritic
What we're left with -- Kubrick or no -- is a muddled, messy disaster of a film, something that seems more like a drastically edited miniseries, cut down to incomprehensible levels with whole sections missing.
Marc Savlov
Austin Chronicle
Pure magic, a three-act movie fantasy that transports us -- as the best films do -- to a world of its own, a place of ambiguous joy and delirious terror.
Michael Wilmington
Chicago Tribune
Audiences may find that the deliberate, Kubrickesque pacing -- without his intellectual rigor -- causes them to tune out.
Jonathan Foreman
New York Post
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