I, Robot (2004 Film) Literary Elements

I, Robot (2004 Film) Literary Elements

Director

Alex Proyas

Leading Actors/Actresses

Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan

Supporting Actors/Actresses

Bruce Greenwood, James Cromwell, Chi McBride, Alan Tudyk

Genre

Science Fiction Action film

Language

English

Awards

ASCAP Award (Top Box Office Films)

Date of Release

16th of July, 2004

Producer

Laurence Mark, John Davis, Topher Dow, Wyck Godfry

Setting and Context

Chicago, 2035

Narrator and Point of View

All the events are developing from the third-person type of narration, and from the dialogues of the characters; no first-person view is provided in the film.

Tone and Mood

The mood and tone is involved, as there are elements of detective investigation, and till end it becomes intensive die to the rebellion of robots and resistance of people.

Protagonist and Antagonist

The protagonists are detective Spooner, Dr. Calvin and robot Sonny; the antagonist is VIKI

Major Conflict

The main conflict is that robots might develop on their own and understand three main laws of robotics in their specific way.

Climax

The climax comes when detective Spooner and Dr. Calvin get to the main building of the U.S.Robotics and are involved there into the battle with VIKI and robots controlled by her.

Foreshadowing

The existence of robots among people foreshadows that contradiction might happen, after attempts of robots to kill detective Spooner this foreshadowing becomes obvious

Understatement

The possible rebellion of the robots is understated till the very end when such a possibility becomes reality.

Innovations in Filming or Lighting or Camera Techniques

N/A

Allusions

The film alludes to the things of past, which detective Spooner collects, one of such objects are his shoes – Converse All Stars, vintage 2004.

Paradox

N/A

Parallelism

N/A

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