Pluskylang Great Film overall

Melanie Bouvet The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Hayleigh Joseph This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

slightlymad22 Continuing my plan to watch every Steven Spielberg movie in order, I come to A.I. Artificial Intelligence.Spielberg's first movie of the new millennium is a tough movie to review. I remember liking it in 2001, but despite having it in my DVD collection since then, I have never felt the need to rewatch it, and it took me two attempts, to get all the way through it this time.I think it's more of a Kubrick movie, than a Spielberg one, and that's my problem, as I don't like Kubrick movies. It's runs for almost two and a half hours, and it feels much, much longer.Of the cast, Haley Joel Osment relievers a great performance, whilst Jude Law did not irritate me as much, as normal. A.I. Artificial Intelligence grossed $78 million at the domestic box office to end the year as the 28th highest grossing movie of 2001

e_adamo I really liked this movie, but I can't help think what would have Stanley Kubrick's version been like, but I think I'd rather Eyes Wide Shut be his last movie, but than who knows!! I didn't agree with some of the philosophy at the end, but me and Steven S will have to agree to disagree there. The last 30 mins or so were fantastic, but the story had a few holes.

mariahopkins-18946 A.I is a bland but pretty film. Apparently, this was a project Stanley Kubrick wanted to work on desperately but could not, and eventually the entire project was helmed by Steven Spielberg. And herein lies the problem- Both their visions are different. Whilst Kubrick was a notoriously pessimistic (or nihilistic) filmmaker Spielberg is a child at heart, the always optimist. And the film doesn't know which theme to adapt. Haley Joel Osment- fresh off the success of The Sixth Sense is quite good as the main lead who happens to be a robot and the visuals are exciting. But the result is just meh.

alessacarri I remember seeing this film when i was a child, i have the memorie of being blown away by the way the "future" factor is put, i belive that this film made something that any other, Spielberg showed us a innovative side of the future. Something that i want to point out is how they manage the first part of the movie that is filled with so many neon colors and people, fun, an eye catching future but then the world surrounding David turns grey, the sudden change of color is something 'simple' but 'powerful'. And the way they give logic explanations for some situations is amazing, you're not left out like "This doesn't make sense, why they don't do this..." and i hate that! Movies should make you believe their world 100%. This film is surely one of the films that i'll look back and think about it.