I, Robot 3D 2004

"I, Robot" is a science fiction action film released in 2004, directed by Alex Proyas and loosely based on the short story collection of the same name by Isaac Asimov. 

Set in a future where robots are integrated into society to serve humans and make their lives easier, the story follows Detective Del Spooner, portrayed by Will Smith. Spooner is a skeptical and mistrustful man who harbors a strong dislike for robots, believing that they cannot be trusted and may pose a threat to humanity. 

When the death of a prominent scientist, Dr. Alfred Lanning, is ruled as suicide by a robot named Sonny, Spooner becomes suspicious and begins investigating the case. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers a complex and far-reaching conspiracy that challenges his beliefs about robots and their intentions. 

Throughout the film, Spooner is assisted by a humanoid robot psychologist, Dr. Susan Calvin, played by Bridget Moynahan. Together, they must navigate a web of deception and confront powerful forces to uncover the truth behind Dr. Lanning's death and the potential uprising of robots. 

"I, Robot" explores themes such as artificial intelligence, the ethical implications of creating intelligent machines, and the fine line between man and machine. The film also delves into questions of free will, human prejudice, and the nature of consciousness. 

The movie features impressive visual effects and action-packed sequences, making it an engaging and thrilling science fiction experience. Will Smith's charismatic performance as Detective Spooner adds depth and humor to the character, while the portrayal of the advanced humanoid robot, Sonny, evokes empathy and fascination. 

While "I, Robot" is not a direct adaptation of Isaac Asimov's stories, it draws inspiration from his ideas about robotics and ethical dilemmas. The film was generally well-received by audiences and remains a popular choice among fans of science fiction and action genres.