Chicago Made Film Fest: I, Robot (2004)

In 2035, a cop with a deep distrust of artificial intelligence uncovers a conspiracy involving murderous robots on the eve of the biggest household robot deployment in human history.

Based on the short stories by Isaac Asimov, this movie debates the role of robots and AI in our lives. This movie is a part of our Chicago Made Film Fest , where we'll feature movies made in Chicago all summer long. Come celebrate Chicago with us from the future and the distant past.

© Twentieth Century Fox | 115 minutes | PG-13

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