A I Artificial Intelligence Film By Spielberg 2001 Britannica

A I Artificial Intelligence Film By Spielberg 2001 Britannica A.i. artificial intelligence (2001), based on a short story by british author brian aldiss, was a project conceived in the 1970s by stanley kubrick, who some 20 years later, with the movie still in its planning stages, began to think spielberg was a more likely…. read more. A.i. artificial intelligence (or simply a.i.) is a 2001 american science fiction film directed by steven spielberg. the screenplay by spielberg and screen story by ian watson are loosely based on the 1969 short story "supertoys last all summer long" by brian aldiss. set in a futuristic society, the film stars haley joel osment as david, a.

A I Artificial Intelligence Movie Review 2001 Roger Ebert A.i. artificial intelligence: directed by steven spielberg. with haley joel osment, frances o'connor, sam robards, jake thomas. a highly advanced robotic boy longs to become "real" so that he can regain the love of his human mother. I mean, it’s a twisted spielberg movie, or it’s a loving kubrick film.” when a.i. artificial intelligence came out on june 29, 2001, that strange creative “crash” baffled audiences and. U.s., 2001. directed by steven spielberg. with haley joel osment, frances o’conner, jude law, brendan gleeson. based on the short story by brian aldiss. music by john williams. approx. 146 mins. dcp. “based on a short science fiction story by brian aldiss and originally a project that stanley kubrick had hoped to bring to the big screen. In 1995, kubrick handed a.i. to spielberg, but the film did not gain momentum until kubrick died in 1999. spielberg remained close to watson's treatment for the screenplay and dedicated the film to kubrick. a.i. artificial intelligence was released on june 29, 2001, by warner bros. pictures in north america. it received generally positive.