Saaame, this is the 2nd movie I've come across with a scene involving speaking and foley-work that relaxed the hell out of me, that I can think of, off the top of my head (the other, being the perfumery scene, in the 2001 film "Hannibal", which involves some soft-spoken voices and pacing/et cetera).
Damn, I literally get chills and a lump in my throat when he first calls her "Mommy". Incredibly subtle acting by Osment here, the way his face changes ever so slightly. If you look at the average of the professional critics' ratings for this movie on Rotten Tomatoes compared to other movies that came out the same year, you might lose some respect for professional movie critics! 😤
@@paulbrocklehurst2346 It's more immoral to force someone to love you without consent, dontcha think? It's downright EVIL. I'd rather have my memory wiped than have someone force my feelings for their pleasure only to toss me in the woods like a piece of trash.
@@ElanaVital83 How can a machine consent? We don’t know if AI has become sentient yet, but all machines from the simplest kitchen implement to the most sophisticated computers are designed to serve humankind. None of these machines have consented to be in humanities service. If we do eventually build AI and androids as sophisticated as David, I doubt we are going to care much about consent, because sentience does not equal being able to experience feelings the way that carbon life forms do (which are neuro-chemical reactions caused by external stimuli from the environment).
Such a good scene. One of the first in my memory to give me good ASMR too.
Saaame, this is the 2nd movie I've come across with a scene involving speaking and foley-work that relaxed the hell out of me, that I can think of, off the top of my head (the other, being the perfumery scene, in the 2001 film "Hannibal", which involves some soft-spoken voices and pacing/et cetera).
The most beatiful choose of words. That's my favourite scene of this masterpiece.
Damn, I literally get chills and a lump in my throat when he first calls her "Mommy". Incredibly subtle acting by Osment here, the way his face changes ever so slightly.
If you look at the average of the professional critics' ratings for this movie on Rotten Tomatoes compared to other movies that came out the same year, you might lose some respect for professional movie critics! 😤
Thank you for this clip!
Why didn't they design him with tje capability to have his memory wiped? Like a host
Because it would be immoral. Would it be okay for someone to wipe _your_ mind so you couldn't even remember your own name?
@@paulbrocklehurst2346 It's more immoral to force someone to love you without consent, dontcha think? It's downright EVIL. I'd rather have my memory wiped than have someone force my feelings for their pleasure only to toss me in the woods like a piece of trash.
@@ElanaVital83 Kinda reminds me of something I went through in my childhood... With a mother figure yk
@@ElanaVital83 How can a machine consent? We don’t know if AI has become sentient yet, but all machines from the simplest kitchen implement to the most sophisticated computers are designed to serve humankind. None of these machines have consented to be in humanities service. If we do eventually build AI and androids as sophisticated as David, I doubt we are going to care much about consent, because sentience does not equal being able to experience feelings the way that carbon life forms do (which are neuro-chemical reactions caused by external stimuli from the environment).
@@snickerdoodle7760 oof. I'm sorry 🥺
I love this scene