Will Smith's experiences in the genre of science fiction are a little roller, but most movie films would agree that the highs in his career feel nothing exciting when you first meet them. Yes, you may have to go through "the earth" in his catalog to get there, but you are rewarded with titles like "I am a legend" about your problems. One of More highly valued records in Smith's filmmaking is "I, the Robot", And the beloved Isaac Asimov Riff was originally supposed to be a mystery in Agatha Christie. But Walt Disney's pictures wanted some changes after they got the project, which could end up working for the creative team, judging by the massive return of the $ 353 million box office for "I, the Robot".

"I, the Robot" is a 2004 scientific movie starring Will Smith as a detective Del Spinner and reminiscent of so many other roles that Megastre ended in the middle of that decade. His detective is and skeptical of technology after a traumatic accident from his past at the Chicago Police Department, which creates complications when he is asked to investigate a possible killing of Robotics CEO. Spooner feels like the only man in the world who doesn't freely Accept the technological order of things in the world of this movieAnd it makes it a perfect person to investigate this crime after the initial investigation to be diagnosed as suicide. "I, the robot" is fun and fast on the mistake, with Smith working near Pick Charisma, so people still remember this film.

People who loved Smith in "I, Robot" Probably remind yourself of the fat sequences of action CGI In this film and some impressive work with voice work by Alan Tudik as Sony, a robot suspected of the Central Murder case. But in the previous incarnation of the script, there were more suspects close to the murder of D. Alfred Lening (Jamesesii Kromwell), and Agatha Christie from it started to play here.

Writer Effef Vintar recalls when "I, the robot" was known as "hardved" back in 1995, as he was considering artificial intelligence long before the current plague of our general lives. As the project was moving over time, it began to build a world where a supercomputer and hologram were suspected in the central murder case, along with Sony. But as Disney gained the project in the same year, directed by Brian Singer, the form of this film began to change, and Vintar had to be fast on his feet. He told the utopian of the screenwriter for the changes As early as 2004, he realized that it was changing and changing. Vintar explained:

"Now, the original scenario was very much like a mystery from Agatha Christie. It happened in an setting, one floor in a high -tech building. In addition, it follows the same line as the finished film. For some time (after buying the script, Disney) gave a good director, Brian Singer. He put it on a space station as a way to explain the fact that it was so limited.

From that description, we can see that there was a feeling of insulation roasted in this previous form of "I, the robot", but that did not make the reduction for the studio. It's hard to People immediately think when they remember "I, the robot". While the released film plays for some paranoia while Sony is on the run from Detective Spanner, it is easy to imagine a version of the story where he doesn't have much to bounce, and that choice will raise the tension even higher. The mention of Agatha Christie here also makes you think of the infamous resolution of "Orienting Murder", where all suspects played a role in the death of the victim. It's a very different movie from that "I, the robot" proved!

Any time discovering like this weakness for a great Hollywood movie, some fans are in a hurry to regret the film we all could have. But it is important to note that the entry of science fiction by Alex Proyas ended up as 11th highest gross movie since 2004 at box office. Critics were mostly warm for "I, the Robot", but there were some slanderers at the movie conspiracy that felt as if it were a little too mechanical. However, in the current era of the film discourse, there are many people who absolutely loved this driving with science fiction and wondering if Will Smith will have to play Del Spinner one day. So there are some good on the road that was actually taken to the scene of Agatha Christie Vibes.

Adjusting the films to a wide audience is a thorny theme, and the one discussed in the country on various social media platforms in our current landscape for pop culture. Since many people are debating the role of a studio that gives a director noticed about accessibility or complexity in the script, there are rare times when it takes place. Having Will Smith in the lead role probably doesn't hurt things at all. In fact, we could end up seeing a sequel to "I, the robot" in the coming years, as he continues this strange tour with a slight ransom that he found before the announcement of "Bad Boys Driving or Die". Sometimes, changing vibration is not a bad thing.