You know, it's kind of ironic how they have taken Asimov's three laws (or four, if you count the 0-law) -- which he created to put an end to all stupid, technophobic and predictable stories about robots revolting against "their masters" -- and made a stupid story about robots revolting against their masters. Well actually, it's more moronic than ironic.
Let's all NOT go and see this movie. As long as the studios get away with doing their horrible, stupid Hollywood versions of SF, they will continue to do so.
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You know, it's kind of ironic how they have taken Asimov's three laws (or four, if you count the 0-law) -- which he created to put an end to all stupid, technophobic and predictable stories about robots revolting against "their masters" -- and made a stupid story about robots revolting against their masters. Well actually, it's more moronic than ironic.
Let's all NOT go and see this movie. As long as the studios get away with doing their horrible, stupid Hollywood versions of SF, they will continue to do so.
In addition to AdAware, also try out HijackThis. It requires that you know what you are doing, but is very efficient in removing unwanted stuff.