A.I. Artificial Intelligence Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 3492

Average Rating: 2.6/4

# of Ratings: 422

Theatrical Release Date: 06/29/2001

Language: English

Genre: Sci-Fi, Adventure

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Steven Spielberg

Actors: Haley Joel Osment, Jude Law, Frances O'Conner, William Hurt, Sam Robards, Ken Leung

Plot: A future in which the human race has created mechas for work and
entertainment. Then David is created, a mecha boy designed to feel real
emotion. When his adoptive "parents" leave him alone, he begins a quest
to find his humanity. -- Alex

Sensho - wrote on 03/14/2023

A very interesting film! The film almost makes you feel like you're in the movie with them. Well done performances by the actors. A wild storyline, but really good! A movie for the whole family.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/18/2019

Not very kid-friendly, although it sometimes feels it is, "Artificial Intelligence" takes an affectionate look at A.I. the same way "E.T." did at aliens.

Camper - wrote on 07/02/2013

This is most likely the strangest movie I've ever watched. I wasn't in love with the first half of it, but by the second half it all became very sad. I think I cried. Although I'm still not sure whether I like it or not.

Matthew Brady
Movie God

Kubrick's fairy tale

Matthew Brady - wrote on 03/07/2015

I don't blame Spielberg or Kubrick for this movie. Kubrick had a version, a idea to give a fairy tale a twist but he died before he could get it to the big screen, so his long time friend Steven Spielberg tries to make the project that Kubrick couldn't do and the question that I bet was burning inside peoples head that if Kubrick directed the movie would it be spectacular, arty master peace? yes probably, but I honestly won't think it would be his best work, because if you seen the movie than you would have seen the ending and I bet you felt a bit cheated to the ending, and that was Kubrick's idea how to end the film, now imagine if he took control of the whole movie.

The movie itself was okay. The acting from everybody was fine, the visual effect's looked net at times and this isn't …

Franz Patrick
Movie God

A Masterpiece

Franz Patrick - wrote on 05/09/2008

I remember watching this film when I was about thirteen years old and I instantly fell in love with it. I own the DVD and whenever I watch it with people, they either love it or hate it, so I almost always prefer to watch it alone. Those that belong in the latter category claim that it's unreasonably long, depressing from start to finish, and not having a lot of action scenes (this bit really bothers me). I love this movie because it is a total stylistic hybrid of two of my favourite directors, Steven Spielberg (who provides light and hope) and Stanley Kubrick (who provides edge and darkness). If I were to divide the film into three parts, I would say the first and the third part werw Spielberg's forte. The middle part is Kubrick to the core... but it is not fully realized because he did …