Brilliant story,
it as the right type of acting,
right type of music,
right type of everything,
just great film all around.
I love the way they they made the film, the robots were just people in stupid suits with balls.
I think it's safe to say everyone loved this film.
It blew my mind, and it just doesn't give away the clues directly, you have to work it out for yourself and it just breaks it to you slowly so your always on the edge of your seat thinking come on, what's gonna happen next?
But if you are confused it tells after about five minutes anyway.
But it's just the way it was down just really blows me, i can't explain it but you will see what i mean when you see it and you WILL see it, and you WILL buy it today, and extreme credit to WILL smith.

Though bearing very little resemblance to Assimov's work (other than the 3 laws of robotics) 'I, Robot' actually turns out to be an enjoyable film, successfully mixing some smart FX and cool action scenes whilst still leaving room for a brain amongst all the brawn. Alex Proyas handles the action scenes with flair - the mass robot ruckus is exciting stuff but also injects Sonny with a believable humanity and creates a convincing CG actor that, whilst not quite up there with Gollum, is certainly a step in the right direction. This 'definitive' edition is well worth the price though apart from the nifty new tin it remains the same package as before. If you haven't already picked it up then it comes highly recommended - the commentary, in depth documentaries and SFX breakdowns are well worth a watch....