Bicentennial Man (1999)

[Small Mel]

This movie is excellent, well to me it is.

What do you think is the best scene? Be it the emotional side or the sci-fi side, or the humour... anything. You ideas are welcome.

I really enjoyed the scene where the robot dude (I'm terrible with names sorry) gave little miss the carved horse statue he made. I thought that was truely cool.

What about you lot? hmmm? speak up now dont go hiding.

Mel

 

[Prowler-Pilot]

My favourite scene is probably the same, I've got to agree that is cool. Although for comedy purposes my favourite scene would have to be where he goes after the female robot with a drill...or something along those lines!

TaTa

 

[BAYLOR]

One of my favorite Robin Williams films.

 

[kythe]

I think this movie was a very good adaptation of Asimov robots. It's not an action-packed sci fi thriller, and there are no robots-gone-bad. Andrew Martin's story is warm and sentimental, a sweet drama about what it means to be human. I also find it one of my favorite Robin Williams films.

 

[BAYLOR]

I think this movie was a very good adaptation of Asimov robots. It's not an action-packed sci fi thriller, and there are no robots-gone-bad. Andrew Martin's story is warm and sentimental, a sweet drama about what it means to be human. I also find it one of my favorite Robin Williams films.

It's both wonderful and sad. Andrew Marin starts out as a house servant Robot and evolves into a human. He outlives those he cares about. That part is very sad to watch. But watching him become a real person, that is wonderful.