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Which popular film actor stars as Del Spooner (aka 'Spoon'), a down-on-his-luck detective who investigates the murder of a top expert in robotics, in 'I, Robot'? |
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The film 'I, Robot' is loosely based on a series of short stories by which luminary of the sci-fi literary field? |
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Which popular director of sci-fi/adventure genre films provides the direction for the film 'I, Robot'? |
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Which very popular character actor, associated sometimes with 'Star Trek', played Dr. Alfred Lanning, the founding father of robotics in 'I, Robot'? |
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What is the surname of the psychiatrist character named Susan and played by the lovely Bridget Moynahan, in 'I, Robot'? |
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Much of the excitement in 'I, Robot' revolves around a single robot who has gained a level of sentience previously unattained by other robots. What is the name that has been given to this special individual? |
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The investigation of Dr. Alfred Lanning's murder leads Spoon to the headquarters of U.S. Robotics, the manufacturer of millions of robots meant to service human beings. What is the acronym that provides the name for the central computer at U.S. Robotics? |
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In which U.S. city (albeit, the 2035 A.D. version) does the entirety of the action in 'I, Robot' take place? |
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In several dream/flashback scenes, Spoon recollects an accident that involves his car and one other with a man and his daughter. What is the name of the man driving the other car, who shares his name with a classic Hollywood actor? |
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In the film, there are several references to the laws of robotics. How many of these laws are presented to the viewer in the movie 'I, Robot'? |
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