I always found this scene beautiful, haunting and scary at equal hands.
God it amazes e how real this looks. This film was way ahead of its time.
This scene had a major impact on detroit become human.
This scene is incredible
When I see scenes like this from A.I., I hear Rutger Hauer's voice saying, "That's what it is to be a slave."
It’s such a, dare say, human moment at 0:46 when they’re helping each other find parts. It’s like a morbid hospital. They’ve been outcast and treated horrible yet somehow you see familiarity in their social behaviour. Really creepy but comforting at the same time that they’re not human but exhibit our humanity despite us trying to punish them for replicating us so well
The one dystopian sci-fi movie where mankind destroyed the machines.
Mecca don’t plead for their lives but yet they’re smart enough to find “ body parts”. And to flee when humans are after them to destroy them.
1:43 that's no moon. It's bad news for mechas.
You know what’s really cool? Spielberg hired on amputees to play the robots with missing “body parts” ( the robots with the severed arms etc)
- What do we do? (1:57) - We run now This scene touched my soul, resonated on how certain groups were treated in our history. Their expression, when they are coming to hunt them 1:40 made me cry, so well written, bravo!
It looks like Poor People collecting leftovers and coins on the ground
If mechas don't plead for their lives, then why do they run for their lives?
even i couldn't blast these clankers...
God, what a powerful film. Spielberg is an amazing craftsman.
that mecha talking he has bein on the flesh fair before show a machine knows and feels the pain, this emotion so sad
The very first movie which made me ..cry😢😢..so nice heart touching..😊
It’s kind of cute to see how they help each other out
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