Bicentennial Man (1999) Review – A Two-Century Journey Through Existence and the Heart
An emotional illustration inspired by Bicentennial Man — a quiet moment where humanity and artificial life touch through warmth, memory, and light. 🎥 Film Overview Detail Information Title Bicentennial Man Director Chris Columbus Release December 17, 1999 (USA) Runtime 132 minutes Genre Science Fiction, Drama, Romance Screenplay Nicholas Kazan (based on works by Isaac Asimov and Robert Silverberg) Studio Touchstone Pictures, Columbia Pictures Music James Horner Box Office $87.4 million worldwide ($100 million budget) Rating 6.9/10 (IMDb), 37% (Rotten Tomatoes) 📖 Plot Summary In 2005, the Martin family purchases an NDR-114 robot named Andrew to perform household chores. But Andrew is different. He displays curiosity, creativity, and something unexpected—the capacity to feel. When "Little Miss" Amanda Martin asks him to carve a wooden horse, Andrew doesn't simply execute the task—he creates art. Recognizing Andrew's uniqueness, family patriarch Richard Martin e...