"Artificial Inteligence: A.I." was supposed to be Stanley Kubrick's next project after "Eyes Wide Shut," but, died short after the movie was completed. His friend, Steven Spielberg was devastated when he heard of his buddy's death. The next year, Kubrick's wife asked Steven if he can take over Kubrick's pet project. Steven said "OK" and started to write the script and when he got done, he directed the movie. In the summer of 2001, the movie was released and here's what I gotta say about it.
I rented this movie on DVD when it came out in March and I was AMAZED wth this movie. I didn't think Spielberg had it in him. I've enjoyed Spielberg's movies in the past and I'll enjoy his movies in the future, but, today, I really enjoyed "A.I." Like "Moulin Rouge," this became a love it or hate it movie and I loved it. The ending of the movie was sad because I was crying. If you've enjoyed Spielberg's films (including the recent hit "Minority Report"), but, haven't seen "A.I." because of all the negative reviews, then, I suggest you give "A.I." a try. You'll thank me later.
A+ 13/13 ****** (out of ****** stars)
I rented this movie on DVD when it came out in March and I was AMAZED wth this movie. I didn't think Spielberg had it in him. I've enjoyed Spielberg's movies in the past and I'll enjoy his movies in the future, but, today, I really enjoyed "A.I." Like "Moulin Rouge," this became a love it or hate it movie and I loved it. The ending of the movie was sad because I was crying. If you've enjoyed Spielberg's films (including the recent hit "Minority Report"), but, haven't seen "A.I." because of all the negative reviews, then, I suggest you give "A.I." a try. You'll thank me later.
A+ 13/13 ****** (out of ****** stars)