Bicentennial Man

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A J @RT30824839 1d Purchased this through streaming service and enjoyed the film as much as I did watching it when it was first released. Sci-fi being my favourite genre, means this is one of those timeless films that will probably remain an all time favourite of mine. Excellent cast and production team who, imo brought this gem to the screen and 27 years later just as SN character’s script line conveys .._still holds its own … weight… Andrew … holds its own weight… [didn’t think I’d be typing in what Sam Neill character aptly stated in the film haha] and just like the jokes scene … the timing [of the jokes RW spews out] probably needs a little work… RW so entertaining on screen See more Crazy G @kerck Feb 20 I watched the 1999 film "Bicentennial Man" in 2026, and here's what I have to say about it. What's the film about? The overall concept of the film is very interesting. Andrew, a robot, is born into the Martin family as an ordinary household appliance. But a spark of creativity and individuality awakens within him. Instead of resigning himself to his programmed role, he embarks on a 200-year journey to understand the nature of love, humor, mortality, and find freedom. In short, a robot tries to become human. Why is it worth watching? Heartfelt: This is a very warm and wise film. Emotional Evolution: Andrew's story spans centuries, and we see how the world around him changes and how he himself changes. His relationships with the Martin family, especially Amanda, are the heart of the film. Atmosphere: This isn't a dystopian future, but rather a cozy fairy tale about the future. Verdict: The film is excellent; the idea is interesting, and it still looks good in 2026. See more Александр T @kravtsov1628 Feb 18 An amazing story about a robot who died a human. The film is a bit drawn out, but actors played perfectly. I dunno how much pain Andrew went through. See more Дима Л @minehamster Feb 18 "Bicentennial Man" is a good film that asks the question "what does it mean to be and feel like a human being?". The story is simple, but it makes you cry in the finale. Robin Williams delivers a brilliant performance that captures the essence of a robot's centuries-long quest for identity. It stands as a moving masterpiece that beautifully explores the sacrifices we make for love and freedom. See more OnionsThatOnions @Onionbox Dec 31 Truely a tear jerker. Plot yet simple and yet powerful. See more Steven D @OmniMetric Dec 28 Best Robin Williams film ever. I do not understand why so many critics are so incredibly dim. See more Read all reviews

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