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Full-length audio commentary by director Alex Proyas and screenwriter Akiva Goldsman; Full-length audio commentary by production designer Patrick Tatopoulds, editor Richard Learoyd and the visual effects team; Full-length audio commentary by composer Marco Beltrami; 4-hour multi-faceted movie exploration for an unprecedented interactive look at the worl of I, Robot: "Days Out of Days," "CGI and Design," "Sentient Machines," "Three Laws Safe," and "The Filmmakers' Toolbox"; Deleted scenes and alternate ending

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Side #1 -- I, Robot [Feature Film]
1. Fox Logo/Opening Titles [1:49]
2. Del Spooner [1:42]
3. Spoonerville [2:48]
4. The Chase [1:38]
5. Police Station [2:22]
6. Dr. Lanning's Hologram [1:51]
7. Lawrence Robertson [3:23]
8. Susan Calvin's Tour of USR [2:12]
9. Sonny [:52]
10. Factory Floor [4:11]
11. Caught [1:36]
12. The Interrogation [1:46]
13. Caf� [:45]
14. Lanning's House [6:12]
15. The End of a Long Day [:10]
16. NS-5 Rollout [2:40]
17. Following Bread Crumbs [3:29]
18. "You are Experiencing a Car Accident" [1:50]
19. One on One [4:44]
20. The Cavalry Arrives [:42]
21. Two Sons [2:14]
22. Spooner's Past [3:08]
23. The Bike [3:07]
24. Sonny's Dream [3:09]
25. Robertson's Office [1:34]
26. Shell Game [1:01]
27. Ghosts in the Machine [:54]
28. Father and Son [4:53]
29. Ambush [:59]
30. NS-5s Come On-Line [:21]
31. Robot Wars [2:06]
32. The Back Door [2:52]
33. The Standoff [3:36]
34. Viki Level [1:44]
36. Unauthorized Entry [1:29]
37. "Save Her" [1:05]
38. Reconciliation [:37]
39. Sonny's Future... [3:03]
40. End Titles [2:28]
Side #2 -- I, Robot [Bonus Features]
1. Alex's Introduction [1:07]
2. Fed Ex [:33]
3. Spoonerville [1:36]
4. Dialog Changes [5:55]
5. 200lbs of Love [1:31]
2. Alex's Introduction [:50]
3. Lanning's Dead [2:27]
4. USR Corporate Offices [1:35]
5. Lanning's Lab [2:36]
6. Spooner's Car [1:35]
7. Factory Floor [2:58]
8. Sonny Escapes [3:49]
2. Alex's Introduction [:29]
3. Sonny Arrested [:35]
4. Saving the Cat [5:27]
5. Granny's [1:53]
2. Alex's Introduction [:50]
3. Calvin's Lab [:48]
4. Tunnel Chase Green Screen [2:38]
5. Tunnel Chase Mocap [3:16]
2. Alex's Introduction [:55]
3. The Fight [2:36]
4. McBride [3:12]
5. Alex's Birthday [1:00]
6. Alleyway [1:18]
2. Alex's Introduction [1:13]
3. Robertson's Office [1:29]
4. Sonny Transferred Mocap [:53]
5. Industrial Area [5:01]
6. Robot Genocide [1:49]
2. Alex's Introduction [1:48]
3. Robot Wars [2:58]
4. The Motorcycle Gag [8:21]
5. Two Birthdays [1:54]
6. USR Backdoor [1:38]
2. Alex's Introduction [1:00]
3. A Great Set [:33]
4. Handshakes & Body Slams [1:07]
5. Alan's Fight Rehearsal [:17]
6. Bridget and Will at Viki Level [:44]
7. Spooner Fights the NS-5s [4:47]
8. Bridget on the Bridge [2:30]
9. Flying Will [1:31]
1. It's a Wrap Rap [:00]
2. DVD Credits [4:36]
1. Play All [1:44]
2. When Scientists Dream [3:49]
3. Automata to Tortoises [2:02]
4. Top Down [3:24]
5. Bottom Up [6:55]
6. Swarm [2:06]
7. Inside Outside-In [:02]
8. When Machines Dream [4:20]
1. Play All [7:20]
2. Jeff Vintar: Isaac Asimov & the Legacy of Robot Stories [9:00]
3. Jeff Vintar: Asimov's Three Laws and Beyond [3:03]
4. Akiva Goldsman: This Version of I, Robot [6:38]
5. Robyn Asimov and Jennifer Brehl: Isaac Asimov [8:30]
1. USR Garage - Parking the Car [:27]
2. USR Factory Floor - 1001 Robots [:31]
3. USR Factory Floor - Spooner Chases Sonny [:26]
4. Police Station - Holding Cell [:23]
5. Spooner Fights One on One [:23]
6. USR Main Lab - Examining Sonny [:26]
7. Police Station Battle [:32]
8. Robertson's Office - Viki [:28]
9. Robertson's Office - Stand Off [:33]
10. Viki Level - Dome Attack [1:05]
11. Viki Level - Brain Death [:42]
1. Play All [:24]
2. Chicago 2035: Spoonerville [:15]
3. USR Tower - Bridge and Atrium [:12]
4. USR Plaza - Spooner Chases Sonny [:20]
5. USR Plaza - Spooner Loses Sonny [:14]
6. Tunnel Chase - Spooner Drives [:14]
7. Tunnel Chase - USR Trucks Barricade Spooner [:10]
8. Tunnel Chase - NS-5 Disintegrates [:18]
9. Tunnel Chase - USR Trucks Explode [:11]
10. Industrial Area - NS-5s Kill NS-4s [:23]
11. Robot Wars - USR Trucks Dispatch NS-5s [:20]
12. Robot Wars - Robot Wars - NS-5s March Down City Street [:17]
13. Robot Wars - Traffic Jam [:13]
14. Robot Wars - Civilians Advance [:18]
15. USR Plaza - NS-5 Roundup [:27]
16. USR Plaza - Jets Fly Over [:31]
17. The Ending - Lake Michigan [:00]
1. Play All [:29]
2. Approaching Lanning's House [:52]
3. Entering Lanning's House [:51]
4. Demolition Bot Attacks: The Hallway [:36]
5. Demolition Bot Attacks: The Stairway [:41]
6. Demolition Bot Attacks: The Stairway Concl. [:38]
7. Surfing to Safety Int. [:35]
8. Surfing to Safety Ext. [:47]
9. Safe at Last [:00]

Scene Index

Editorial Reviews

Having firmly established his sci-fi credentials with Independence Day and Men in Black, Will Smith returns to the genre in this fast-paced, action-packed, but extremely loose adaptation of Isaac Asimov's influential robot stories. The year is 2035, and technophobe Chicago cop Del Spooner (Smith) is assigned to investigate the supposedly accidental death of a brilliant scientist, Dr. Alfred Lanning (James Cromwell). Del eventually has reason to believe that Lanning was actually murdered by a robot, Sonny (voiced by Alan Tudyk), one of a new line that's being rolled out all over the world. There's just one problem with his theory: Robots are programmed to never harm human beings. Or are they? Director Alex Proyas -- no sci-fi slouch himself, having helmed the stylish Dark City and The Crow -- doesn't waste too much footage on the scientific aspects of robotics; he develops the story like a classic whodunit at first, allowing Spooner to interact with a beautiful assistant (Bridget Moynahan), his increasingly impatient lieutenant (Chi McBride), and the guilty-looking CEO of the company that makes the robots (Bruce Greenwood). Asimov's famous Three Laws of Robotics are briefly outlined, but the author's subtleties regarding ethics don't make it to the screen. Once certain critical revelations are made, Proyas switches into high gear; the pace picks up and I, Robot turns into a slam-bang action movie that taxes the ingenuity of special-effects wizards already challenged by mingling thousands of computer-generated robots with an equal number of humans. Aside from the fact that Smith seems to be exploiting his already established persona instead of portraying a new character, the film works surprisingly well, even though the "surprise" plot twist is telegraphed well in advance. While Asimov's stories probably deserved a more cerebral adaptation, the movie doesn't stint on any of the elements generally thought to make contemporary sci-fi offerings successful with audiences. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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January 19, 2008: Will Smith plays his role as a police detective with a grudge against the cold metal creations of man called robots. A good story that pulls on the fear of losing control of the world and our freedoms to artificial intelligence. great acting, great story, touching and emotional film. one of will smiths best.

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.

Much better than it COULD have beenby Anonymous

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May 24, 2006: I came to this flick expecting the standard TERMINATOR knock-off and was very pleasantly surprised. Sure, it has plenty of action. But it leaves the viewer with something to think -- and talk -- about. At its core, the film is about ideas.

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Having firmly established his sci-fi credentials with Independence Day and Men in Black, Will Smith returns to the genre in this fast-paced, action-packed, but extremely loose adaptation of Isaac Asimov's influential robot stories. The year is 2035, and technophobe Chicago cop Del Spooner (Smith) is assigned to investigate the supposedly accidental death of a brilliant scientist, Dr. Alfred Lanning (James Cromwell). Del eventually has reason to believe that Lanning was actually murdered by a robot, Sonny (voiced by Alan Tudyk), one of a new line that's being rolled out all over the world. There's just one problem with his theory: Robots are programmed to never harm human beings. Or are they? Director Alex Proyas -- no sci-fi slouch himself, having helmed the stylish Dark City and The Crow -- doesn't waste too much footage on the scientific aspects of robotics; he develops the story like a classic whodunit at first, allowing Spooner to interact with a beautiful assistant (Bridget Moynahan), his increasingly impatient lieutenant (Chi McBride), and the guilty-looking CEO of the company that makes the robots (Bruce Greenwood). Asimov's famous Three Laws of Robotics are briefly outlined, but the author's subtleties regarding ethics don't make it to the screen. Once certain critical revelations are made, Proyas switches into high gear; the pace picks up and I, Robot turns into a slam-bang action movie that taxes the ingenuity of special-effects wizards already challenged by mingling thousands of computer-generated robots with an equal number of humans. Aside from the fact that Smith seems to be exploiting his already established persona instead of portraying a new character, the film works surprisingly well, even though the "surprise" plot twist is telegraphed well in advance. While Asimov's stories probably deserved a more cerebral adaptation, the movie doesn't stint on any of the elements generally thought to make contemporary sci-fi offerings successful with audiences. Ed Hulse

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Director Alex Proyas (Dark City, The Crow) helmed this sci-fi thriller inspired by the stories in Isaac Asimov's nine-story anthology of the same name. In the future presented in the film, humans have become exceedingly dependent on robots in their everyday lives. Robots have become more and more advanced, but each one is preprogrammed to always obey humans and to, under no circumstances, ever harm a human. So, when a scientist turns up dead and a humanoid robot is the main suspect, the world is left to wonder if they are as safe around their electronic servants as previously thought. Will Smith stars as Del Spooner, the robot-hating Chicago cop assigned to the murder investigation. Bridget Moynahan, Bruce Greenwood, James Cromwell, and Chi McBride also star. Matthew Tobey

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UPC: 024543172574
Source: 20TH CENTURY FOX
Region Code: 1
Aspect Ratio: Cinemascope (2.35:1)
Presentation: Wide Screen
Sound: DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound, Dolby Digital Surround, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
Language: English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol
Subtitles: English, Espa�ol
Time: 1:54:00
Sales Rank: 26,226

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Features:

Full-length audio commentary by director Alex Proyas and screenwriter Akiva Goldsman; Full-length audio commentary by production designer Patrick Tatopoulds, editor Richard Learoyd and the visual effects team; Full-length audio commentary by composer Marco Beltrami; 4-hour multi-faceted movie exploration for an unprecedented interactive look at the worl of I, Robot: "Days Out of Days," "CGI and Design," "Sentient Machines," "Three Laws Safe," and "The Filmmakers' Toolbox"; Deleted scenes and alternate ending

Scene Index

Side #1 -- I, Robot [Feature Film]
1. Fox Logo/Opening Titles [1:49]
2. Del Spooner [1:42]
3. Spoonerville [2:48]
4. The Chase [1:38]
5. Police Station [2:22]
6. Dr. Lanning's Hologram [1:51]
7. Lawrence Robertson [3:23]
8. Susan Calvin's Tour of USR [2:12]
9. Sonny [:52]
10. Factory Floor [4:11]
11. Caught [1:36]
12. The Interrogation [1:46]
13. Caf� [:45]
14. Lanning's House [6:12]
15. The End of a Long Day [:10]
16. NS-5 Rollout [2:40]
17. Following Bread Crumbs [3:29]
18. "You are Experiencing a Car Accident" [1:50]
19. One on One [4:44]
20. The Cavalry Arrives [:42]
21. Two Sons [2:14]
22. Spooner's Past [3:08]
23. The Bike [3:07]
24. Sonny's Dream [3:09]
25. Robertson's Office [1:34]
26. Shell Game [1:01]
27. Ghosts in the Machine [:54]
28. Father and Son [4:53]
29. Ambush [:59]
30. NS-5s Come On-Line [:21]
31. Robot Wars [2:06]
32. The Back Door [2:52]
33. The Standoff [3:36]
34. Viki Level [1:44]
36. Unauthorized Entry [1:29]
37. "Save Her" [1:05]
38. Reconciliation [:37]
39. Sonny's Future... [3:03]
40. End Titles [2:28]
Side #2 -- I, Robot [Bonus Features]
1. Alex's Introduction [1:07]
2. Fed Ex [:33]
3. Spoonerville [1:36]
4. Dialog Changes [5:55]
5. 200lbs of Love [1:31]
2. Alex's Introduction [:50]
3. Lanning's Dead [2:27]
4. USR Corporate Offices [1:35]
5. Lanning's Lab [2:36]
6. Spooner's Car [1:35]
7. Factory Floor [2:58]
8. Sonny Escapes [3:49]
2. Alex's Introduction [:29]
3. Sonny Arrested [:35]
4. Saving the Cat [5:27]
5. Granny's [1:53]
2. Alex's Introduction [:50]
3. Calvin's Lab [:48]
4. Tunnel Chase Green Screen [2:38]
5. Tunnel Chase Mocap [3:16]
2. Alex's Introduction [:55]
3. The Fight [2:36]
4. McBride [3:12]
5. Alex's Birthday [1:00]
6. Alleyway [1:18]
2. Alex's Introduction [1:13]
3. Robertson's Office [1:29]
4. Sonny Transferred Mocap [:53]
5. Industrial Area [5:01]
6. Robot Genocide [1:49]
2. Alex's Introduction [1:48]
3. Robot Wars [2:58]
4. The Motorcycle Gag [8:21]
5. Two Birthdays [1:54]
6. USR Backdoor [1:38]
2. Alex's Introduction [1:00]
3. A Great Set [:33]
4. Handshakes & Body Slams [1:07]
5. Alan's Fight Rehearsal [:17]
6. Bridget and Will at Viki Level [:44]
7. Spooner Fights the NS-5s [4:47]
8. Bridget on the Bridge [2:30]
9. Flying Will [1:31]
1. It's a Wrap Rap [:00]
2. DVD Credits [4:36]
1. Play All [1:44]
2. When Scientists Dream [3:49]
3. Automata to Tortoises [2:02]
4. Top Down [3:24]
5. Bottom Up [6:55]
6. Swarm [2:06]
7. Inside Outside-In [:02]
8. When Machines Dream [4:20]
1. Play All [7:20]
2. Jeff Vintar: Isaac Asimov & the Legacy of Robot Stories [9:00]
3. Jeff Vintar: Asimov's Three Laws and Beyond [3:03]
4. Akiva Goldsman: This Version of I, Robot [6:38]
5. Robyn Asimov and Jennifer Brehl: Isaac Asimov [8:30]
1. USR Garage - Parking the Car [:27]
2. USR Factory Floor - 1001 Robots [:31]
3. USR Factory Floor - Spooner Chases Sonny [:26]
4. Police Station - Holding Cell [:23]
5. Spooner Fights One on One [:23]
6. USR Main Lab - Examining Sonny [:26]
7. Police Station Battle [:32]
8. Robertson's Office - Viki [:28]
9. Robertson's Office - Stand Off [:33]
10. Viki Level - Dome Attack [1:05]
11. Viki Level - Brain Death [:42]
1. Play All [:24]
2. Chicago 2035: Spoonerville [:15]
3. USR Tower - Bridge and Atrium [:12]
4. USR Plaza - Spooner Chases Sonny [:20]
5. USR Plaza - Spooner Loses Sonny [:14]
6. Tunnel Chase - Spooner Drives [:14]
7. Tunnel Chase - USR Trucks Barricade Spooner [:10]
8. Tunnel Chase - NS-5 Disintegrates [:18]
9. Tunnel Chase - USR Trucks Explode [:11]
10. Industrial Area - NS-5s Kill NS-4s [:23]
11. Robot Wars - USR Trucks Dispatch NS-5s [:20]
12. Robot Wars - Robot Wars - NS-5s March Down City Street [:17]
13. Robot Wars - Traffic Jam [:13]
14. Robot Wars - Civilians Advance [:18]
15. USR Plaza - NS-5 Roundup [:27]
16. USR Plaza - Jets Fly Over [:31]
17. The Ending - Lake Michigan [:00]
1. Play All [:29]
2. Approaching Lanning's House [:52]
3. Entering Lanning's House [:51]
4. Demolition Bot Attacks: The Hallway [:36]
5. Demolition Bot Attacks: The Stairway [:41]
6. Demolition Bot Attacks: The Stairway Concl. [:38]
7. Surfing to Safety Int. [:35]
8. Surfing to Safety Ext. [:47]
9. Safe at Last [:00]

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Side #1 -- I, Robot [Feature Film]
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   Audio: English 5.1 DTS
   Audio: English 5.1 Dolby Surround
   Audio: Spanish Dolby Surround
   Audio: French Dolby Surround
   Audio Commentaries
      Commentary by Director Alex Proyas and Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman: On/Off
      Commentary by Production Designer Patrick Tatopoulos, Editor Richard Learoyd, Visual Effects Supervisor John Nelson, Associate Producer John Kilkenny, Animation Supervisor Andrew Jones (Digital Domain), and Visual Effects Supervisors: Brian Van't Hul (WETA Digital), Joe Letteri (WETA Digital), Erik Nash (Digital Domain), Dale Fay (Rainmaker), Lead CG Supervisor Eric Saindon (WETA Digital), Compositing Supervisor Erik Winquist (WETA Digital): On/Off
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   Subtitles: English
   Subtitles: Spanish
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   Audio Commentaries
      Commentary by Director Alex Proyas and Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman: On/Off
      Commentary by Production Designer Patrick Tatopoulos, Editor Richard Learoyd, Visual Effects Supervisor John Nelson, Associate Producer John Kilkenny, Animation Supervisor Andrew Jones (Digital Domain), and Visual Effects Supervisors: Brian Van't Hul (WETA Digital), Joe Letteri (WETA Digital), Erik Nash (Digital Domain), Dale Fay (Rainmaker), Lead CG Supervisor Eric Saindon (WETA Digital), Compositing Supervisor Erik Winquist (WETA Digital): On/Off
      Commentary by Composer Marco Beltrami: On/Off
   The Making of I, Robot
   Still Gallery
   Trailer X2: X-Men United
Side #2 -- I, Robot [Bonus Features]
Play Disc
Unique Features: Complete Index
   Day Out of Days: The I, Robot Production Diaries
      Spoonerville, Canada 2035
      USR
      Following Bread Crumbs
      You are Experiencing a Car Accident
      One on One
      Lost & Found
      Will Smith's Night of Thunder
      Will Smith's Wild Ride
      Conclusion
   CGI and Design
      Play All
      Designing the City
      Designing Sonny
      Shooting Miniatures
      Learning to Walk
      Integrating Live Action & CGI
   Sentient Machines: Robotic Behavior
   Three Laws Safe: Conversations About Science Fiction and Robots
   Filmmakers Toolbox
      Deleted Scenes
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         Basketball
         Hilltop: "I Miss You Old Man"
         Alternate Ending: Original Scripted Ending
         Alternate Ending: Current Ending Ver. 01 Pre Vis
      Compositing Breakdown: Visual Effects "How Tos" - Digital Domain "How Tos"
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      Compositing Breakdown: Visual Effects "How Tos" - WETA Digital "How Tos"
      Compositing Breakdown: Visual Effects "How Tos" - Rainmaker "How Tos"

Performance Credits
Will Smith (Films)(Biography)(Music)		Del Spooner
Bridget Moynahan (Films)(Biography)		Dr. Susan Calvin
Alan Tudyk (Films)(Biography)		Sonny
Bruce Greenwood (Films)		Lawrence Robertson
Chi McBride		Lt. John Bergin
Shia LaBeouf		Farber
James Cromwell		Dr. Alfred Lansing
Simon Baker		Farber Posse
Terry Chen		Chin
Kyanna Cox		Girl
Nicola Crosbie		TV Anchor Person
Aaron Douglas		USR Attorney #1
Shayla Dyson		Laughing Girl
Marrett Green		News Reporter
Roger Haskett		Mob Man
David Haysom		NS4 Robots
Scott Heindl		NS5 Robots
Fiona Hogan		V.I.K.I.
Aaron Joseph		Farber Posse
Tiffany Knight		Mob Woman
Kenyan Lewis		Farber Posse
Craig March		Detective
Darren Moore		Homeless Man
Angela Moore		Wife
Adrian Ricard		Granny
Peter Shinkoda		Chin
Michael St. John Smith		USR Attorney #2
Bobby Stewart		Girl's Dad
Emily Tennant		Young Girl
Essra Vischon		Farber Posse
Jerry Wasserman		Baldez
Travis Webster		Guy With A Pie
Sharon Wilkins		Woman
Ryan Zwick		Farber Posse
Technical Credits
Alex Proyas		Director
Marco Beltrami		Score Composer
John Davis		Producer
Topher Dow		Producer
Simon Duggan		Cinematographer
Wyck Godfrey		Producer
Akiva Goldsman		Screenwriter
William Hoy		Editor
Andrew R. Jones		Special Effects
James Lassiter		Executive Producer
Richard Learoyd		Editor
Laurence Mark		Producer
Steven R. McGlothen		Co-producer
Armen Minasian		Editor
Anthony Romano		Executive Producer
Michel Shane		Executive Producer
Will Smith		Executive Producer
Patrick Tatopoulos		Production Designer
Jeff Vintar		Original Story, Screenwriter

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