the leading man is my tpye

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

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.

I like Kubrick and Spielberg - two great directors!! But this film did not do it for me... I like sappy films sometimes but this one could not hold my interest for long. I was looking forward to seeing this for the first time but I was let down.

A good movie, but, like most of his (good & shallow) movies, has no rewatchability. He is, after all, like Nolan, a director for the average joe.The first act with the human family is too long, not interesting None of the characters in this family, including the robot himself, are likable.There is nothing that shows any genuine love between the robot boy and his fake "mother". Each time the camera zooms onto "David", you are forced to look at a face with a staged smile.The "darker monents" in this act, said to be introduced by the director himself, are unconvincing, artificial, and uncomfortable to watch

Will Smith is definitely in this movie.You just have to look really hard and believe.