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	Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A.I. Is a good union of two great film makers.
		I saw A.I. on the first night it ran here and I must say I was disappointed in the size of the audience.
		A.I.'s story line and flawless visual effects reflect what I can only describe as the meeting of two great film makers.
	www.imdb.com /Title?0212720 (603 words)

	Ai Otsuka - Yumekui
		Ai Otsuka radically changed her image from her “Frienger” one where Ai was frequently featured in short hair and cute outfits, suggesting a fun-loving attitude.
		Ai Otsuka was requested to create a song during the filming of this series and thus many of her fans were extremely anxious to hear the full version of this release along with other songs she performed as the vocalist of Sabakan during the drama.
		From an older interview, Ai mentioned how her songs are meant to touch the hearts of young girls everywhere–this intention has been altered with the advent of her latest installment, “Yumekui.” “tears” shares a story with one of her other songs, “Momo no Hanabira,” which is something else we have not seen happen until now.
	www.channel-ai.com /blog/2006/08/15/yumekui (2241 words)

	AI Movie Review \| Artificial Intelligence \| Haley Joel Osment
		AI is set in the future where global warming has messed everything up.
		The action picks up near the middle of the movie as David, Teddy his robot bear toy and Gigolo Joe (Jude Law) embark on a quest.
		The three of them encounter incredible sights and sounds - 3 mile long bridges, holograms and sunken cities - as they travel through a bizarre futuristic city, meet Dr. Know (Robin Williams) and journey to the ends of the earth to help David find love.
	www.kidzworld.com /site/p1016.htm (318 words)

	ai artificial intelligence movie review by Jim Eadon
		AI's plot is very different though: the idea of a robot being forever entombed at the mental age of eleven is amazing.
		To throw in a quickie answer myself, perhaps nature made human child-parental love for the same reason that this child bot was made to love: to gratify the parent.
		When I saw AI, it was after various unsatisfying summer 2001 blockbusters, and to see something different and inventive was a novelty, so I forgave AI its sins.
	www.eadon.com /movies/ai.php (859 words)

	Movie Reviews AI
		A.I. is O.K. Director Steven Spielberg returns to the sci-fi/fantasy genre that made him famous, but this time, it’s a story that was to be completed by the late Stanley Kubrick.
		With strong thematic reference to the timeless tale of Pinocchio, the movie "A.I." is about the first machine programmed to love: an android boy named David (Haley Joel Osment), who does a remarkable job.
		The movie is broken into three parts, the last of which is too long, and like I said earlier, rather depressing.
	www.beansouptimes.com /MOVIES_AI.htm (307 words)

	AI: Movie Review by Lee Lady (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		As a collaboration (as it were) between Kubrick and Spielberg, AI was of course a must see film.
		Anyway, AI is a movie that blows you a way.
		For those whose approach to movies is primarily thematic --- ``What are we expected to learn from this film?'' --- there's lots to think about here.
	www2.hawaii.edu /~lady/films/ai.html (484 words)

	Cranky Critic® Movie Reviews -- AI Artificial Intelligence
		When the greenhouse effect melted the ice caps and flooded the globe, the devastation was such that population growth was limited and robot technology stepped in to fill the breach.
		Movie number two is a survival story, and hints at a coming war between robots and humans (as seen in the television commercials).
		In the First Movie we heard hints of what the future techno society is like, scattered remarks in the dialog or discussions in a Cybertronics marketing meeting.
	www.crankycritic.com /archive01/ai.html (1237 words)

	MIND Exchange
		I wanted to start discussing the matter of such a movie with you and beginning what I believe can be an interesting exchange of ideas on what you would like to see in the movie, what vision of it you might have.
		AI is in the domain of the difficult tasks.
		When AI finds out about this, it begins employing humans to make products FOR them (complete with authentic human mistakes) and we are once again back to a 19th century economy except for the fact that the entire civilization is a product of AI -- which operates in the background undetected.
	www.kurzweilai.net /mindx/show_thread.php?rootID=19147 (5050 words)

	A.I. Artificial Intelligence, page 1a. Hollywood Jesus Visual Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		AI is also a film that fortunately, Kubrick recognized needed the touch of someone like Spielberg who had shown the ability to work with children and tell stories in a non threatening, yet thought-provoking way.
		AI is also wonderfully cast from the voices of Chris Rock and Robert Williams to the role of William Hurt as the boys creator.
		AI is a movie that I feel makes you think about what messages the director is trying to tell the audience(typical Spielberg movie).
	www.hollywoodjesus.com /ai_01.htm (3617 words)

	philjohn.com - movie reviews: ai
		This is a crossing between a Kubrick movie and a Spielberg movie.
		I don't just have to refer to last year's 'Bicentennial Man', a movie I consider to be much better than 'A.I.', not because it would be especially artistic, but because it's honest and not that preposterous.
		In such a company, a new android movie would have to seriously counter redundancy by being original, fresh and new (and post-modern, whatever that means).
	www.philjohn.com /rev_movies/pjkrv_m_ai.html (1037 words)

	Ai Ai on High - Jun. 29, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ai Ai was nervous because she knew she was at a disadvantage.
		The week her movie opened, she was up against Keanu Reeves and the tandem of FPJ and billiards king Efren "Bata" Reyes, who all had movies showing.
		Ai Ai's character in the movie had 12 children by three husbands.
	www.inq7.net /mag/2003/jun/29/mag_1-1.htm (562 words)

	AI
		AI is a film that was born from the mind of Stanley Kubrick.
		Kubrick was set to start AI after the release of his final film, Eyes Wide Shut.
		While the themes of AI resonate in all of Kubrick's films, Kubrick felt that Spielberg might be able to do a better job with AI's extensive use of special effects and fairie tale motif.
	www.indelibleinc.com /kubrick/films/ai (277 words)

	A.I.
		A.I. The project, set in the future, tells the story of robots that possess artificial intelligence and live in a time when polar icecaps have melted, putting New York's skyscrapers under water.
		Ripley") is in negotiations to topline Steven Spielberg's apocalyptic project "A.I." Haley Joel Osment ("The Sixth Sense") is also understood to be in talks to join the project.
		'AI' is the tale of a young "robot" boy.
	www.movie-page.com /2001/A.I.htm (1181 words)

	Ai Forums - Language Mind and Consciousness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I thought there was incredible ambiguity in the structure of the movie, and the characterizations were likely to veer from one emotional extreme to another.
		A.I finally confirmed my suspicions about Spielberg, he is a mediocore if not bad director who makes movies with lots of humonguous special effects and nothing else and he has got away with it all the time, but with A.I, he went a bit too far.
		This is a terrible movie, a third rate version of Pinocchio, just a bunch of scenes strung together with no proper flow, there is nothing redeeming about this movie, I couldnt help feel sorry for all the actors whose talent was wasted in this film.
	www.ai-forum.org /topic.asp?forum_id=3&topic_id=43 (1326 words)

	AI: the movie
		SciFi movies have a rich history of being both the virtual stage on which we can come face-to-face with the potential consequences of our scientific endeavors as well as the inspiration behind many scientific careers.
		And finally, by using AI Topics as a springboard, you can discover an ocean of additional resources on the Web and in your local library.
		Kubrick & Spielberg as Lennon & McCartney in A.I. By Roger Friedman.
	www.aaai.org /AITopics/html/aimovie.html (2603 words)

	sciforums.com - The Movie AI
		The movie implied that such machines were simply told to leave.
		And resurrecting someone instantly into a full adult from a scrap of DNA and then locating and extracting their personality and memories from the space-time continuum was fairly imaginative.
		Also, after I posted this response, I read an editorial in the LA Times, that basicly said that the movie was hopelessly out of date, that the real future had chip-implanted enhanced humans, that would be connected to the Internet, having access to vast amounts of information and memory.
	www.sciforums.com /showthread.php?t=3256 (1258 words)

	Scythian's Review of AI - The Movie [Free Republic]
		You may find this comforting: I heard on the radio this morning that AI took third place in box office draw over the 4th of July holiday and is expected to slump even further with the release of some martial arts movie this weekend.
		That is good news, only the hard core liberal left will like this movie, a perfect vision of the world in their minds, I know others have said the guys and the end were robots, but they looked like "Whitely Striebers" aliens and were probably taken as such by most.
		AI was a movie expected to gross well over $300 million and there is no way its going to do that now.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3b45d08d43f4.htm (5397 words)

	AI movie discussion - The CHUD.COM Message Boards
		I liked that this movie is thought provoking and inspires discussion (movies that do that, especially on the large scale, are few and far between).
		But in watching AI I couldn't disengage the thoughts I had on robots, sentience, love algorithms and the possibility of a robot soul from the relatively shallow treatment those ideas received in the film.
		The film AI most reminded me off, strangely enough, was David Lynch's The Elephant Man. As in AI, we see someone who is accepted not as a person with feelings, but as a freak, an oddity, or a conversation piece.
	www.chud.com /forums/showthread.php?p=172558 (4678 words)

	A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
		Don't be fooled by this or any of the movie's marketing, AI is a dark movie and not really intended for children at all.
		The movie shoots itself in the foot with the extreme saccharine sentiment of the last twenty minutes or so.
		Sci-fi fans will find lots of the territory in AI covered familiar (Bicentennial Man anyone?), but unlike recent Hollywood offerings the movie doesn't merely consist of a nonexistent plot stringing a bunch of action sequences together.
	www.scifimoviepage.com /ai.html (521 words)

	Amazon.com: A.I. Artificial Intelligence (Widescreen Special Edition): DVD: Haley Joel Osment,Jude Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I just read a letter-to-the-editor saying A.I. was the worst film the letter-writer had ever seen, because it left her feeling disturbed; it ripped her heart out and left it lying there.
		*A.I., after all, is the spiritual sequel to 2001*, and the sense of cosmic solitude and remoteness is handled with deep reverence and solemnity.
		AI starts off as a compelling tale of a grief-stricken family whose young son is in an apparently irreversible coma.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00003CXXP?v=glance (3350 words)

	AI (the movie) and AI Panel Discussion at MIT
		Indeed, love, or human emotion, was a major theme of the A.I. event at MIT on April 30, 2001, which featured a ten minute preview of the film, videotaped interviews with Steven Spielberg and others, and a QandA session with Kathleen Kennedy, the executive producer of the film, and its star, Haley Joel Osment.
		That's the goal of research by MIT AI Lab post doctoral fellow Dr. Cynthia Breazeal: the creation of an emotional robot, or at least a robot with the emotional range of an infant.
		Her KISMET does not attempt to pass Turing tests with semantic sophistication, nor does it play chess; instead, it reacts to a wide variety of stimuli in ways modeled after basic developmental psychology to create a different kind of interface with humans.
	www.kurzweilai.net /articles/art0174.html?printable=1 (1153 words)

	Jupiter Parents \| Movie Review - AI: Artificial Intelligence
		Developed by Stanley Kubrick and completed by Steven Spielberg, this is a two-part invention of a movie that owes both its strengths and its weaknesses to the collaboration between two men of such prodigious talents and such different, even opposing sensibilities.
		The juxtaposition of their influence is particularly apt for this story of the struggle between heart and brain, not just on the part of the mecha, but on the part of the orga (humans) as well.
		Parents should know that the movie is rated PG-13 for some sexual references (Joe is a robot created to have sex with women, a crude joke about the equivalent for men) and some violence (mecha are destroyed, critically ill child, characters in peril).
	www.jupiterparents.com /children/moviereviews/archive/5.shtml (655 words)

	Ima, Ai ni Yukimasu at Memento
		But that movie re-make seems pointless and to be honest, the japanese touch in the movie makes it unique.
		Ai ni yuki masu has become one of my favorites - I love its simplicity and poignancy, as well as the honesty in the way that the actors portrayed their characters.
		It's not the perfect movie in regards to plot, but the emotional impact it leaves behind is something that stays with you.
	www.designchronicle.com /memento/archives/ima_ai_ni_yukimasu.html (2359 words)

	JoBlo's Movie Club - AI: "The Kubrick Edit"
		This all goes back to what I said about the Phantom Edit, and that is that it's very goddamn arrogant to grab someone's movie and try to "make it better" for yourself, because I'm sure the director was most likely glad of the result.
		I agree that it would be arrogant to try to re-edit a movie and expect the director to like it better, but it is not unrealistic at all to think that there are fans out there that will like it better.
		While there were certain shots in A.I. that were homages to Kubrick, and the story was obviously developed by him, this is still like saying by taking out a few scenes in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" you could make a David Lynch cut of it.
	www.joblo.com /ubb/Forum10/HTML/005355.html (1632 words)

	Ai The Movie
		A major part of the enjoyment of movies for me is discovering the surprise of the story unfolding, so I'll try not to spoil too much of it in case others also like this about seeing movies.
		This movie certainly delivered, from the introductory waves and board meeting, to the home in the woods, on through the shanty town, stadium, Rouge City, Dr. Know, Manhattan and underwater; all were impressively enveloping settings that simply looked great on the big screen.
		The future archeologists may have supposed to have been more advanced AI's, they could as well have been aliens; I think the movie was correct to simply present them as a mystery.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?AiTheMovie (1918 words)

	Ai-Iijima.com - Japanese AV Idol Ai Iijima Movie Gallery
		Ai Iijima is a famous TV celebrity in Japan.
		In 2001, Ai Iijima caused a media storm with the publication of her memoirs.
		It tells of how ai iijima was raped while in her early teens, driven away from home by the pressure from her parents to excel at school, had an abortion, got involved in the euphemistically named "enjo kosai" (dating for money) and finally entered the porn business.
	www.ai-iijima.com /ai_iijima.htm (168 words)

	sciforums.com - A new movie about AI
		AI and robotics have long been a subject of interest for the movie industry: Matrix, Terminator, A.I...
		There's a set of pages at Singularity Institute for AI that can do a much better job of explaining their position.
		Our AI is not here to want something on its own, it's here to do what we want it to do.
	www.sciforums.com /showthread.php?t=26524 (1738 words)

	MachineBrain Artificial Intelligence: AI The Movie
		The movie centers on an android boy that struggles with his own sense of what it is to be a self aware, conscious being.
		A.I. is a disturbingly eerie and occasionally captivating modern fairy tale that lives up to at least part of its name: It's more artificial than intelligent.
		It seemed like a good idea: Take an artificial intelligence expert to see the new Steven Speilberg movie A.I., then pepper the fellow with questions about what in the film is conceivable, given the state of "machine intelligence" today, and what's outright rubbish.
	www.machinebrain.com /Artificial_Intelligence/AI_The_Movie (313 words)

	AI - the movie - sffworld.com
		The part I liked best about going to this movie is that it had previews for both the Harry Potter movie and The Fellowship of the Ring.
		Most movies require less than 1 second of brain "clock time"; AI generates a couple of hours of "processing time" and beyond, since it engages the mind even after the movie ends.
		Man, it is a sad day when a movie about dog and cat super spies is in third place and something done by Spielberg is in ninth place at the box office, but that is what happens when you try to put a liberal political statement and disguise it as a movie.
	www.sffworld.com /forums/showthread.php?p=11107 (1250 words)

	Ai Movie
		AI in a cinema, I bet this doesn't look or sound so...
		AI is by no means a typical Steven Spielberg crowd-pleaser, writes Tom Brook.
		AI is based, takes a look at the real issues of...
	www.cordah.co.uk /ai_movie.html (349 words)

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