Son of Bicentennial Zen

-"We need to take note of what Chris Columbus's artistic vision is handing us to look at before we delve into the world of walking artificial intelligences who will live with us in our day to day lives. Perhaps the only actor on earth who could have made us look at the human behind the artificial is Robin Williams. The characters make life crystal clear to us, and yet, we can also dream their dreams and share in their sorrow. Bravo Chris Columbus!!!"

-"I ordered this DVD knowing that it was PG - thinking it was "safe". What a mistake that was. I think the movie is more like PG-13 or PG-20! There is a scene with two young adults making out on a motorcycle. I mean, really making out."

-"I didn't like this movie. It was too discouraging......."

-"Overall this movie was descent."

-"What if one day something like this were to happen, through evolution. The same way man came from evolution through generations as animals as there ancestors, it is difently possible. The technical stuff was kind of dumb though, they should have done more research in antonomy and the body, to think you could just pop out organs is kind of ridiclous. The body of humans is very complicated. They should have done more research on that. However, i do like this movie, it is my favorite non-fighting robot movie."

-"Pretty good "robot wants to be human movie" if youre into those."

-"The problem that I have with this movie is that it is "hit you over the head with a dead puppy while watching 9/11 footage" depressing."

-"I don't care if it's 'futuristic'....And if U were a robot - would YOU come back looking like Robin? Ah...no."

-"I think most of the poor critic reviews originate from the incorrect marketing of the film. It may also have something to do with the epic scale of the film, which makes it longer than the average attention span of critics and viewers alike." [Ed.: the film is 131 minutes long]

-"Williams delivers a crisp (and probably) accurate take on a robot."

-"The love at first sight and developing love between a family robot that eventually develops from a workhorse robot to a endearing family member."

-"I just know [Williams] is not done WOWing us yet. Maturity has served him well so far."

-"Did you like Blade Runner? If you did, you will love Bicentennial Man."

-"The starry-eyed treatment of idealized sex is poignantly romantic."

-"A thought-provoking look at the future of biotech and one facet of its potential impact. In the vein of Gattaca, one wonders, "Maybe...not?""

-"The man is a comic genius, but oftentimes so WAYYYYYYY that I'm exhausted watching him."

-"BM had my whole family in tears..."

-"Yes, this movie takes a lot of turns. So buckle up, and put on your "I will not be critical" cap."

-"It is too much emotional for people who are very sensitive about aging process and in insecured/secured relationship."