(10/6) A.I. Artificial Intelligence - NOTES

  • Icecaps had melted, cities have drowned
  • millions of people displaced and people starved 
  • license pregnancies 
  • robots became essential economic link 
  • needle in hand 
  • no feelings 
  • MECHA (basis for hundreds of models)
  • "sensory toy"
  • propose a robot that can "love"
  • robot child that can love/ dream
  • robot child is new market for childless children 
  • God create Adam to love him 
  • TWENTY MONTHS LATER 
  • Henry is selected by Cybertronics 
  • Henry brings home child (NOT a replica of their original son) - wife is clearly upset 
  • MECHA CHILD 
  • "Imprint a child"
  • child follows Monica around 
  • laughing at dinner table 
  • plastic smile melts 
  • MECHA child calls Monica mommy 
  • David uses perfume 
  • "Mommy will you die"
  • Monica gives David super toy teddy bear 
  • "is 50 years a long time?"
  • Martin comes home 
  • Martin and David have a contest with the bear 
  • Martin is kinda a bully 
  • David does not know he's a doll
  • Monica reads the boys the story of Pinocchio 
  • David eats and face melts 
  • scissor incident 
  • if he knows how to love then it's reasonable to assume that he knows how to hate 
  • David and Martin pool incident 
  • David is left at bottom of the pool
  • Martin isn't breathing 
  • "I have to leave you here" - in the woods by himself 
  • "If I become a real boy can I come home?"
  • cuts to Patricia and Love Robot scene 
  • Samantha is dead 
  • "I must become real"
  • robot parts dumped like trash 
  • robots replacing parts of themselves 
  • flesh fair 
  • David meets opair robot 
  • Teddy falls from flesh fair and survives 
  • flesh fair where they destroy robots for fun
  • numerical superiority 
  • David and Love Robot escape death 
  • The Blue Fairy will make David a real boy 
  • Going to Rouge City 
  • Rouge City is basically Las Vegas 
  • Man-Hattan 
  • "she loves what you do FOR her"
  • too smart, too quick, too many 
  • "when the end comes we will be left and that's why they hate us"
  • David and Love Robot go to Man-Hattan 
  • NY is under water 
  • Door with inscription 
  • meets clone of himself 
  • "you can't have her"
  • meets Professor Hobby (blue fairy) aka maker 
  • ability to chase down dreams 
  • Professor Hobby "son was one of a kind"
  • sees child robot factory 
  • bird imagery is human (from drawing)
  • Commercial boxes 
  • Darlene and David 
  • David tries to kill himself 
  • Joe = Love Robot 
  • Joe gets magnetized and David goes underwater to find Blue Fair 
  • Pinochoo dream scape under water 
  • finds blue fairy statue underwater 
  • "please make me real"
  • he prayed until the ocean froze 
  • 2000 years later 
  • aliens find David 
  • blue fairy shatters 
  • alien sees David's memories 
  • alien's put David in simulation 
  • need a physical sample to bring the person back 
  • Teddy kept mommy's hair 
  • only lived for a day 
  • once it had been used it could not be reused 
  • "maybe she will stay"
  • David is the enduring memory of the human race 
  • they created David for Monica's pleasure and David created Monica for his pleasure 

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