Bicentennial Man Reviews

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Oh my the emotions this movie put me through.

I think this movie is very underrated and I don’t really get some of the bad reviews.

I think the way this movie was made was just amazing. It gave me this like good feeling and sort of nostalgic feeling that I really liked.

The way the sfx and vfx were made 27 years ago is like so incredible and interesting to me, like the way they made the robots and prosthetics was just so cool to see.

This movie also made me really appreciate and miss Robin Williams more and I think he has made a huge impact in the film industry and just a huge impact on millions of people overall and I really liked his acting in this movie.

i like the message this movie gives
and i love robin williams

Worth watching

Watching a 60 minutes segment on humanoid robots and made me remember how much I love this movie.

What is being human, are we the sum of our parts? Can humanity be taught? What are/should be the boundaries of man’s advances in science? When does progress end, when are we complete? These are all questions brought to mind after watching this incredible film. 10/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

So borinnnn, I guess it’s interesting to see what they thought the future would look like, the storyline however drags and drags, albeit never heard of this sort of robot plot line so props there. Thought it would be funnier too with RW (RIP 🕊️)

The vibe is so different compared to when I watched it as a kid. Still a really good movie though

Truly, truly beautiful. I didn’t find anything I would have changed. It delivers an incredibly important message, and every aspect, every trait of the characters represents something on its own. It’s absolutely worth watching.
3,75/5

8/10 great feel good film still standing the test of time. Recommend.

Loved the movie idea 💡

wouldve liked it more if I was a kid. 6/10

this is the real singularity for me

A nice hidden gem from the wonderful Robin Williams.

This is by far my favourite robot film.

I absolutely love the cast, and Robin Williams was incredible as Andrew. He brought so much warmth, heart, and emotion to the character that it’s impossible not to become invested in his journey.

What I love most about this film is how beautifully it explores what it truly means to be human. Watching Andrew grow, learn, love, and fight to be seen as more than just a machine is both fascinating and deeply emotional.

It made me laugh, made me emotional, and left a lasting impact on me. Such an underrated film and one I’ll never get tired of watching.

bit slow, but ok

I really loved the story! The only thing why it is not a fav for me is despite starring Robin Williams, it felt slightly boring (which ofc comes from it being quite an older movie but still, no Robin Williams movie should be boring).

its definitely a fun watch, but not th best movies that this man has done.

So beautifully written, the concept feels scary but as you continue watching it you begin to understand the meaning