I, Robot vs. Frankenstein

In the 19th century, Mary Shelly introduced her to her first unique novel, Frankenstein. About 200 years later, Alex Proyas announced his new big hit "Robot" based on Isaac Asimov's short story. Both stories convey the fiction about human biology to the audience. These creatures feel they are strangers of society and misunderstood. But even if these stories have the same beginnings, they will be presented in different ways. So the question is: are movies, robots Frankenstein of the 21st century?

I, the future world of Robot will be introduced to the audience through the eyes of detective Delspner (Will Smith). Before he experienced the tragedy, he was an ordinary man, but now he is ... it shows more content

A few days later, Frankenstein 's brother was dead. Frankenstein knew immediately that the monster murdered his brother. So he went to find him. When he found him, he realized that the monster can talk right now. When he saw the family he learned to talk, but when he was near the house and wanted to be their friends, they told him that they had driven him out. Everyone is like this. He is no longer alone because Frankenstein wishes to make a girlfriend for himself. As a result, he may be talking to someone him. In return, the monster will be in the opposite direction from humans. Therefore, Frankenstein made a female companion for this monster, but when he nearly completed the work he said he was a monster and his partner produced more monsters to make humans I suddenly was overwhelmed by fear of destroying. So he destroyed the woman. So this creature killed Frankenstein's fiancée.

Therefore Frankenstein's experience in science and technology fulfills his curiosity and it will frighten him if it is possible to move a deceased person. With this, Dr. Lanning and Dr. Frankenstein began to unite in some way. Because he also wanted to satisfy his curiosity again. However, there are also major differences, so Laning wants to help people and create something to satisfy their needs. In contrast, Frankenstein seems to want to know if it is possible to animate the dead.

Another trend of monster reinterpretation is equally useful. Like Frankenstein's bride (1935), Abbott and Costello met Frankenstein (1948), and movies like Dracula and Frankenstein (1971) proved this monster with popular culture. The fact that it has the name of its creator. In Frankenstein, this monster is named numerous by his creator, from the best "difficult to achieve" to "poor monster", "tragic monster", "dirty daemon". Obviously, Victor never blessed his offspring with his own surname. Of course, I shifted the focus of this creature from a person to a monster and overturned Shelley 's intention. Reading this book, we realized that Frankenstein did not recognize this creature as the essence of his own, rather than giving his name to the monster - the fundamental question of the monster. Do we sympathize with the anonymous people who instinctively influence us to name him?

When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title points to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry In particular the poetry of a refrigerator magnet. "These little magnets are behind them, you can move them and make strange sentences," Marquez said to the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is how I develop magical realism, like this," umbrella trees eat purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

In the 19th century, Mary Shelly introduced her to her first unique novel, Frankenstein. About 200 years later, Alex Proyas announced his new big hit "Robot" based on Isaac Asimov's short story. Both stories convey the fiction about human biology to the audience. These creatures feel they are strangers of society and misunderstood. But even if these stories have the same beginnings, they will be presented in different ways. So the question is: are movies, robots Frankenstein of the 21st century?