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Bicentennial Man
Best from age 9 · PG · 1999 · 131 min
Watch with a parentBest from age 9 · PG · 1999 · 131 min · Drama · Romance · Science Fiction
Bicentennial Man
This film follows Andrew, an NDR-114 robot purchased by the Martin family as a household appliance. As Andrew develops emotions and creative thought over two centuries, he yearns to be recognized as human. It's a journey exploring what it means to live, love, and ultimately, die.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Mild2/10
Language
Mild1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
Mild1/10
Romance & sensuality
Mild2/10
Scary moments
Mild1/10
Heads up
- Discussions about death and mortality
- Mild sci-fi peril involving robot malfunctions
- Brief moments of prejudice against robots
Models well
- Empathy and understanding for others
- The value of individual freedom
- Pursuit of self-improvement
- The meaning of humanity and love
Talk about it after
- What makes someone truly human?
- The importance of embracing differences
- How technology can change society and ourselves
- The concept of living a long, meaningful life
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