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Posted by JayD on Jul-03-2001 05:32:

Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence

Wow, I just saw and it was a great uplifitng move. Long but great, it's a must see. I would highly recomend this movie to every-1 else. In a way it's weird but it is very very good. Since this movie was so great I wanted to know any other films/productions Steven Spielberg has made . Must see more LSteven Spielber . Thanks

Posted by OsO on Jul-03-2001 05:38:

Saw it this past Friday night and thought it was pretty good...about 2.5 hours...some of Kubrick's influence certainly came through! Interesting story to say the least.

Posted by bluE_Neon on Jul-03-2001 05:41:

from lookin at da clips of da movie, movie of da future

Posted by Phanta C 2001 on Jul-03-2001 05:54:

Awesome movie go see it!!!!

Posted by JayD on Jul-03-2001 06:12:

quote:
Originally posted by DjMT
Saw it this past Friday night and thought it was pretty good...about 2.5 hours...some of Kubrick's influence certainly came through! Interesting story to say the least.

2.5 I thought it was about a good three hours. I didnt notice because it was such a great movie .

Posted by fastmp3 on Jul-03-2001 06:21:

I saw the trailer a lot of time but it didn't give me the feeling to go and see it , i don't know why , but i think it's a family movie ...

Posted by Fatboy on Jul-03-2001 06:43:

Re: Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence

quote:
Originally posted by JayD
Wow, I just saw and it was a great uplifitng move. Long but great, it's a must see. I would highly recomend this movie to every-1 else. In a way it's weird but it is very very good. Since this movie was so great I wanted to know any other films/productions Steven Spielberg has made . Must see more LSteven Spielber . Thanks

I didn't even know this movie was finished yet, but if u want more spielberg, see Saving Private Ryan. It's a wicked, wicked movie. Maybe the best war movie i've seen

Peace

Posted by IbAmbient on Jul-03-2001 14:59:

A.I. was a 'good' movie. At best it was a prophecy about the future, at worst it's a very drawn out anti-climatic movie. If I had to check this flick out again, I would be under some kind of mind-altering subtance.

Posted by D-Syde on Jul-03-2001 15:20:

Damn, looking for more Spielber films??? He is one of the best American directors. Some of his most popular movies are:

Jaws (1975)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)
Hook (1991)
Jurassic Park (1993)
Saving Private Ryan (1998)

I would definetly recomend "Close Encounters" and also if you have never seen E.T. you must see that one...especially if you liked A.I.

Posted by StereoPrincess on Jul-03-2001 16:09:

i haven't seen it yet but its getting pretty bad reviews in the papers and stuff. but you guys seem to like it. maybe its just a mind set of the critics. Schindler's List is another movie by spielberg and also Batteries not Included.

Posted by Linx_da_cat on Jul-03-2001 16:34:

bad reviews? really? i've only seen good ones. like saying this is spielberg's best movie yet and stuff. nonetheless, i'm still gonna go see it this summer along with final fantasy.

Posted by JayD on Jul-03-2001 23:44:

E.T.

There we go, now I see... If it was my first time seeing E.T. again then I am pretty sure it would be the same feeling as when I watched A.I. By the way, who is Krubrick>? I would also like to hear about more of his films. Wow, I am still thinking about how much of a great movie this was, thank you for the other recomendations. Also, dont ever believe the media untill you see it for yourself . Any-1 else have a review about this movie to post>?

Posted by Izzy on Jul-04-2001 02:41:

ok i dont know where to begin!
this is the best movie that has come out in a LONG time....
its greatly made in a theatrical and litrature sense (3 acts, metaphores... yada-yada)
it is probably the most thought out movie i've ever seen and is VERY VERY DEEP! by this i mean very philosophical... it brings out lots of issues (if you're not lazy to think for yourself) including trying to tackle the biggest ones of them all, What is life (i think therefore i am?) and the meaning of life... ok its kinda hard for me to say and express all this stuff especially in writing, i guess you just have to meet me or get in my brain (btw i dont do drugs, hehe) but belive me there is so much going on in that movie that most will not pick up on it.

if you want to get into this seriously go to and immerse yourself in the world (it doesnt matter if you've seen the movie):
http://msn.zdnet.com/msn/zdnet/stor...025ab%2C00.html

(also www.7to1.net)

Posted by Izzy on Jul-04-2001 02:45:

ok heres more, to get what i meant by that deepness of the movie go to:
http://slate.msn.com/moviereview/01...moviereview.asp
http://slate.msn.com/code/thefray/thefray.asp?m=1493074
read those two one after the other.

(if you havent seen the movie dont read'em unless you want to ruin the plot)

Posted by -LiquidSounds- on Jul-04-2001 02:58:

you thought the movie was good sober, try seeing it tripping

all i gotta say is Whoa...

Posted by twilochik on Jul-04-2001 02:59:

Jay D...Stanley Kubrick is a famous screen writer/director..etc. He has made many famous movies...A Space Oddessy 2001...i think thats the title...also Eyes Wide Shut with Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise. He is known for out there concepts. My parents and sis went to see A.I. and they thought the movie could have been so much more then it was. They didn't want to spoil the plot for me so they couldn't get into great detail as to what they felt was lacking. But they warned me to wait until it comes out on vid. They are always on the mark with their reviews so I'm gonna take their advice and not waste $8 to see this movie in the theaters.

Posted by QuickStep on Jul-04-2001 03:21:

OK, I just saw the movie and I give a 7/10.

You defintely know when Steven Spielberg comes in a takes over where Stanley Kubrick left off for Spielberg. Originaly Kubrick wrote the script, died before he could finish it, then passed it to Spielberg. It would of been nice to see how Kubrick would of ended it. I would of given it a 10 but Spielberg lost me during the "stadium scene". All in a good movie to see.

Oh yeah, JayD. Kubrick's best (my opinion) movie was either Clockwork Orange or the Shining. Man knows how to move you in a movie.

Payce

Posted by fastmp3 on Jul-04-2001 03:22:

Clockwork Orange is a psychedelic movie ...

Posted by Rakoon on Jul-04-2001 03:32:

It's a good movie in my taste. The previews were lame cause they didnt want to give anything of the movie away. I didnt even want to see it, but my friends persuaded me, since it was a Spielberg film and starred the boy from Sixth Sense. But when I saw it, it was really (long, but) good. The only thing I'll say about the story, is that it is Pinochio (however the hell you spell it) in the far future.

Posted by fastmp3 on Jul-04-2001 03:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Raccoon
The only thing I'll say about the story, is that it is Pinochio (however the hell you spell it) in the far future.

hehehe did u recognize yourself in the movie ?

Posted by JayD on Jul-04-2001 04:39:

quote:
Originally posted by twilochik
Jay D...Stanley Kubrick is a famous screen writer/director..etc. He has made many famous movies...A Space Oddessy 2001...i think thats the title...also Eyes Wide Shut with Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise. He is known for out there concepts. My parents and sis went to see A.I. and they thought the movie could have been so much more then it was. They didn't want to spoil the plot for me so they couldn't get into great detail as to what they felt was lacking. But they warned me to wait until it comes out on vid. They are always on the mark with their reviews so I'm gonna take their advice and not waste $8 to see this movie in the theaters.

Thanks Twilo, Eyes Wide Shut was a good movie IMO. The average person would think it was weird/stupid. Dont listen to other people, spend $8.00 and go see the movie for yourself. It is great!

Posted by Izzy on Jul-04-2001 04:49:

quote:
Originally posted by JayD

Thanks Twilo, Eyes Wide Shut was a good movie IMO. The average person would think it was weird/stupid. Dont listen to other people, spend $8.00 and go see the movie for yourself. It is great!

i have to agree with JayD on this one....

hey JayD, did you check up on some of the things i mentioned about the movie?

Posted by Viceroy on Jul-04-2001 13:38:

Yea, this movie was definitely one of the best of the year. My 3 friends that went with me to see it didn't like the ending at all, saying that it could have been done without out it...or ended differently. I myself loved the ending. What I loved most about the movie is that you could not predict what was going to happen next...and every scene fit perfectly into the story to make it *complete* unlike so many other shit movies today.

This was definitely a film that Kubrick/Speilberg fans should take a definite liking too.

Steve

Posted by Izzy on Jul-04-2001 16:13:

quote:
Originally posted by QuickStep
I would of given it a 10 but Spielberg lost me during the "stadium scene".

you see thats exactly what i meant by people passing over very important points in the movie... the whole point about the "stadium scene" was to bring out the tremendous irony where mobs of people, in the name of asserting their "humanity," flock to stadiums to cheer the spectacular destruction of old robots and in the process seem less human than the machines. after givng them the robots the perfect ideals of humanity it turns around that we aren't the perfect beings.
get it?

for all you computer progammer geeks out there i thought it was funny how when he finally was in front of that blue angel he was stuck in a "while loop"

Posted by Hitpuree on Jul-04-2001 21:50:

Would have been better if kubrick did the whole thing. Too bad he died...hes a master of great film making...spielberg is too hollywood if you ask me, though i must say he has skillz too, as is aparent in his films Empire of the Sun and The Goonies.

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