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[Counting Down the Zeroes] Set in a future time when progress in robotics poses a conceivable menace to the human species, David (Haley Joel Osment), a robotic boy, is the artificial life form who is capable of experiencing love. As a prototype, he is given to a couple whose real son is mired in what appears to be an irreversible coma.
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[Wonders in the Dark] Spielberg's “A.I.: Artificial Intelligence” A Story of Unrequited ...: was originally conceived by Stanley Kubrick, who subsequently entrusted the proposed project to Steven Spielberg. When Kubrick died suddenly in 1999, his widow successfully persuaded Spielberg to assume complete artistic control of the film, including the direction. Set in a future time when progress in robotics poses a conceivable menace to the human species, David (Haley Joel Osment), a robotic boy, is the artificial life form who is capable of experiencing love. As a prototype, he is given to a couple whose real son is mired in what appears to be an irreversible coma. After a discordant initiation David and his mother bond, at which point the “real” son miraculously awakens from the coma, rejoins to the family, and tricks David into engaging in dangerous things. The father concludes that they must return the robotic boy to the manufacturer for destruction, but the mother arranges for his escape via abandonment. For the duration of the film David seeks to be reunited with his mother, and for a time is joined by “Gigolo Joe,”
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[Scene-Stealers] Top 10 Coolest Movie Robots » Scene-Stealers: Im still a big proponent of this misunderstood Spielberg-by-way-of-Kubrick sci-fi film set in a future full of “mechas,” and Haley Joel Osments portrayal of the creepy/sad robot boy David is one of the reasons I like it so much. Osment is devastating as the little android that just wants to love and be loved and injects the movie with so much pathos that its impossible not to feel sorry for the little guy.
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[TXReviews] TXReviews » Blog Archive » A.I.: Artificial Intelligence: As David tries to integrate himself into the lives of Henry and Monica, we get a sense of how unspeakably grotesque the whole thing is. David is capable of mimicking the reactions of a small boy, pretending to lie down and sleep, miming Henry and Monica as they eat, but the whole thing is off-center, tilted, distorted like the seemingly endless reflections of glass blocks and strips of mirror in the Swedish Modern paradise where the family lives.
[Nested Universe] Distributed Computing Projects and the Singularity: Nested ...: Michael is extremely intelligent and writes on a wide range of topics from Life Extension to Nanotechnology to Artificial Intelligence. His outlook for the future is inspiring and thought provoking.
[BUS BARN BLOG] The Year 2001: Artificial Intelligence: AI (Steven Speilberg): Set in a time to come time when progress in robotics poses a credible bully to the anthropoid class, David (Haley Joel Osment), a robotic boy, is the artificial life form who is apt of experiencing cherish. As a original, he is addicted .
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