haha, well...overall, the movie is pretty slow for me..most people who mistakes it for some modern action flicks like those which we are exposed to nowadays will get disappointed..

however, the ending really impacts me a lot..the villian of the movie is not evil for the sake of being evil..his purpose is to become a human or to be more accurate, the ability to show emotion..which is impossible..the moment when he killed his maker, does his incapability of showing his emotion make you think that he is evil?

the ending..his dying word..definitely imprinted in my mind..lol..it is the most beautiful ending of all the movies i ever watched..anyway, when i read up about it in wiki, it says that that line is in fact asked by the actor to put into the movie..so in the actual novel, that line is not existed..

anyway, this movie reminds me of A.I (Artificial Intelligence) which is directed by Steven Spielberg some time ago..

In a nutshell, i love this movie for its ending..cheers!

This post has been edited by nimloth32: Jan 13 2008, 07:12 PM

well, i read from wiki that the theatrical version has the voice of Harrison Ford as the narrator. However, in the director's cut, it is no longer there.