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I, Robot

Admitting in its credits that it is simply “suggested by” the science-fiction writing of Isaac Asimov, I, Robot treats whatever ideas that may lie in its source material
as little more than excuses to make a Will Smith cop picture with the slight novelty of having robots as perps. Too bad they look less like futuristic humanoids than early computer models for the big-screen Spider-Man.

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