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Re: The 'I, Robot' Review
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Did you ever actually read Isacc Asimov's book, which this is supposedly based off of? Does it actually fit with it? The book is more a collection of short stories, with an interview that connects them together...
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It is probably based off of all of them. The Nestors are the same robots that attempt to go homicidal in the book. Also, it appears that the whole premise of this movie is related to the very last story. The robots are in control and humans have no power to stop them.
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