N/A

The film swiftly settles into an unevenly paced, episodic structure, unsure whether it's a family saga, a sci-fi drama or a children's comedy.

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12/02/02

8/10

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01/01/00

C

...aspires to an almost adult level of seriousness.

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01/02/05

2/4

Bicentennial Man is sometimes sweet, but it's also a phenomenal waste of talent, and a continuation of a Williams' trip down the wrong road.

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10/23/03

1.5/4

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05/20/03

4/5

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02/08/03

N/A

Columbus lays on the sentimentality thickly, sometimes letting it get in the way of the storytelling. The longer the movie continues, the more overt he becomes in his emotional pandering.

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11/06/02

2/4

Virtually every emotion, motivation, idea, character and plot point in the movie is flat and perfunctory -- except for those that carry the invisible subtitle, 'Cry, dammit!'

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10/15/02

C-

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09/18/02

2/5

You long for [Williams] to break the metal mold, if only for a minute, to remind you that you are watching the best improvisational comedian of this millennium.

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06/05/02

B

Becomes a somber, sentimental and rather profound romantic fantasy that is more true to the spirit of the Golden Age of science-fiction writing than possibly any other movie of the '90s.

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04/03/02

2/4

It's one thing to ask an audience to love a mechanical man, but quite another to love a mechanical performance.

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03/19/02

short

Best left on the shelf to collect dust.

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03/08/02