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Bicentennial Man

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An android endeavors to become human as he gradually acquires emotions.

Genre:

Drama, Comedy, Fantasy

Actors:

Robin Williams, Embeth Davidtz, Sam Neill, Oliver Platt, Kiersten Warren, Wendy Crewson, Hallie Kate Eisenberg, Lindze Letherman, Angela Landis, John Michael Higgins, Bradley Whitford, ...»

Director:

Chris Columbus

Country:

Germany, United States

Release:

1999

IMDb:

6.9

Quality:

Duration:

132 min

KEYWORDS:

#Bicentennial Man #Chris Columbus #Embeth Davidtz #Oliver Platt #Robin Williams #Sam Neill #Wendy Crewson

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ACTORS OF "Bicentennial Man"

Robin Williams

21 July 1951, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Embeth Davidtz

11 August 1965, Lafayette, Indiana, USA

Sam Neill

14 September 1947, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK

Oliver Platt

12 January 1960, Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Kiersten Warren

4 November 1965, Iowa, USA

Wendy Crewson

9 May 1956, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Hallie Kate Eisenberg

2 August 1992, East Brunswick, New Jersey, USA

Lindze Letherman

2 November 1988, Fresno, California, USA

Angela Landis

John Michael Higgins

12 February 1963, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Bradley Whitford

10 October 1959, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

17 November 1951, Sarasota, Florida, USA

Scott Waugh

Quinn Smith

Kristy Connelly

25 September 1965, Pontiac, Michigan, USA

Jay Johnston

22 October 1968, Chicago, Illinois, USA

George Wallace

8 June 1917, New York City, New York, USA

Lynne Thigpen

22 December 1948, Joliet, Illinois, USA

4 April 1959, San Diego, California, USA

1960, Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico

31 December 1959, Everett, Washington, USA

Wahayn Inello Clayton

24 January 1971, Brooklyn, New York, USA

6 March 1962, Rocky Mount, Virginia, USA

A'da Alison Woolfolk

3 November 1971, Oakland, California, USA

DIRECTORS OF "Bicentennial Man"

Chris Columbus

10 September 1958, Spangler, Pennsylvania, USA

CREATORS OF "Bicentennial Man"

Isaac Asimov

2 January 1920, Petrovichi, Klimovichi, Gomel Governorate, RSFSR [now Smolensk Oblast, Russia]

HEROES OF "Bicentennial Man"

Andrew Martin

Played by: Robin Williams

Little Miss Amanda Martin

Played by: Embeth Davidtz

'Sir' Richard Martin

Played by: Sam Neill

Rupert Burns

Played by: Oliver Platt

Galatea

Played by: Kiersten Warren

'Ma'am' Martin

Played by: Wendy Crewson

'Miss' Grace Martin

Played by: Lindze Letherman

Bill Feingold

Played by: John Michael Higgins

Lloyd Charney

Played by: Bradley Whitford

CRITICS OF "Bicentennial Man"

Sight and Sound

The film swiftly settles into an unevenly paced, episodic structure, unsure whether it's a family saga, a sci-fi drama or a children's comedy.

December 02, 2002

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Globe and Mail

It's one thing to ask an audience to love a mechanical man, but quite another to love a mechanical performance.

March 19, 2002

Common Sense Media

Film about robot who wants to be human is so-so.

December 22, 2010

Boston Globe

A male fantasy with artificial intelligence.

January 01, 2000

Combustible Celluloid

Bicentennial Man is sometimes sweet, but it's also a phenomenal waste of talent, and a continuation of a Williams' trip down the wrong road.

October 23, 2003

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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

...aspires to an almost adult level of seriousness.

January 02, 2005

Boxoffice Magazine

You long for [Williams] to break the metal mold, if only for a minute, to remind you that you are watching the best improvisational comedian of this millennium.

June 05, 2002

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Cincinnati Enquirer

Virtually every emotion, motivation, idea, character and plot point in the movie is flat and perfunctory -- except for those that carry the invisible subtitle, 'Cry, dammit!'

October 15, 2002

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Los Angeles Times

You wish that the film unfolded on a more modest scale and in the real world.

January 01, 2000

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Minneapolis Star Tribune

Columbus lays on the sentimentality thickly, sometimes letting it get in the way of the storytelling. The longer the movie continues, the more overt he becomes in his emotional pandering.

November 06, 2002

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Mr. Showbiz

So coldly calculated it could give you frostbite.

January 01, 2000

San Francisco Chronicle

It's a bit strange, and strained.

January 01, 2000

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GALLERY OF "Bicentennial Man"