Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! See you next for another surprise movie!!

One of the more subtle things that many miss: at the end, Portia gave Galatea an order to turn off her life support. This was a violation of the First and Second Laws of Robotics, and should not have been possible; but Galatea was able to evolve beyond her programming, just like Andrew did, hinting that she too had become human.

RIP and long live Robin Williams (July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014), aged 63 You will always be remembered as a legend.

This is one of my favorite Robin Williams movies severely underrated.

I love that the nurse at the end was Galatea after she had gotten the exterior upgrade.

It's a very underrated movie that doesn't get the credit it deserves.

Oh…my heart. I almost didn’t click on this because I’m honestly not sure if I’m up for the tears tonight. But here we are all the same. If you’re a fan of emotional Robin Williams performances, I have to highly recommend Patch Adams. It’s actually based on a real story and is such an underrated film.

Robin Williams really got pigeon-holed as a comedian. But he was a very skilled dramatic actor as well. Note his Oscar for Good Will Hunting. He deserved one for The Fisher King, too, maybe Awakenings, as well.

I have this movie on DVD . It's definitely one Robin Williams most underrated movies . Also the score & the song " Then You look at me " by Celine Dion is amazing .

I think what hits you hardest about this movie is the need for validation. Andrew spent 200 years looking for validation from external sources, but he truly needed validation from himself in order to be fully human.

damn I am very surprised somebody is actually reacting to this :) feel like this is one of the most if not the most overlooked Robin Williams movies, it deserves more exposure, its a pretty good movie :) Sam Neill and Robin Williams have done a great job here, they work very well together :) love the story here, Andrew is a great character, he makes you emotional and he is memorable :)

"Bicentennial Man" and "What Dreams May Come" are two of the most underrated Robin Williams movies ever made.

oh, Nick- when i saw this movie come up i was like, oh man, Nick gonna be crushed watching this lol. I have a special story about this film, when it came out i was like 13 or 14, and i was really taken by this film. about a decade ago when i was studying art i met a fellow student who was born with progeria. you can look that up, but basically it's a disease where you age very quickly. She had a life expectancy 15 but she had told the doctor to get stuffed and she'd make it to her 21st thankyouverymuch. She passed away about a week before her 21st. She and her family are Buddhists, so no traditional funeral service but we had a massive lunch and shared memories of her instead of her birthday party she had planned. at the end of our time together, her mum handed out parcels my friend had arranged for us before her departure and mine contained Pokémon cards, an Avril Lavigne cd, and THIS MOVIE on dvd. When I sat down to rewatch it, I could see why it was one of her favorites, the themes of what makes one human- our time here short or long? or our connection to those around us and the most human of all experiences, death. Now my memories of this are tangled up with my fond memories for my friend, and I love how media has the ability to do that- Anyway, the little miss actress is also in a film called Paulie about a Parrot, which i also loved as a young person but i haven't had the guts to rewatch as an adult cos it made me cry so so much. So thats my recommendation for you! Glad to see you doing some lesser known movies and not just sequels :P

Nick I think you would also really enjoy the 80's movie "Short Circuit". So funny, so entertaining. JOHNNY 5 is ALIVE!

Can we take a second to appreciate the artistic work put into the frosted stained glass front windows and door at the beginning? I saw something similar done in First Nations style at a property for sale on Bowen Island near Vancouver, had huge animal themed carved wood support beams throughout as well, too bad it was out of my budget by around $5 million, I love frosted and stained glass designs.

Another good one you can watch is called Paulie. It has the same little girl in it too. It's about a bird who can speak who is taken from his owner and travels cross country to reunite with her. :)

Hard to go wrong with Robin Williams. I still love THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP (1982).

Nick, you've got to watch What Dreams May Come! Robin Williams is such a stand out. Talk about the tears!

I used to watch this movie on VHS religiously as a kid, definitely one of my all time favorite and most memorable films, made all the better with probably my favorite actor in it. One of the best parts of this movie is how unique it is, in taking the common trope of fear of robots / AI 'evolving' to be equal or superior to humans and portraying it in a positive light.

Omg this is one of my favorite movies. The ending always makes me cry. Glad to see you react to it.

Also if you notice the female nurse at the end was the robot female robot that Andrew had met at Robert's place that was the voice actor and actor of the robot and she had became like Andrew did

Nick thank you so much! I love Robbie Williams and I thought I missed out on this masterpiece but it turns out, I watched it a very long time ago when I was 4 and I was tearing up over the nostalgia. Thank you so much!

4:45 - "I'm just disappointed that Robin Williams is the robot just because I feel like he's not able to be himself in a way." That's the point I think, and that's why it's so great by the end. And that's also what's great about reactions, knowing that you started on something great that you don't yet realize.

For me, and maybe that's as it is meant to be, the part when Andrew asks the father (Sam Neil) for freedom, I think the father's reaction of kicking Andrew out kind of shows whether it was ever said, that the father had come to emotionally regard Andrew as his son...once removed. He probably would never have said so himself, but he "raised" Andrew himself, guiding his education, and encouraging his creative endeavors. Teaching Andrew to make clocks was rather an apprenticeship. Kicking Andrew out was the acknowledgement pf Andrew's adulthood, and pushing the baby out of the nest to he would fly As I have perceived things

I've suggested Bicentennial Man on a few channels including this one, pretty sure this is one of the first reactions to it. Mask with Cher and Eric Stoltz is another one that's going to trend soon, Ashleigh Burton just did it a week or so ago and her channel is popular enough to influence others. Might want to get on the trend train before it gets flooded with reactions to it.

Hey, Nick! Just wanted to let you know how much I like your videos! I really enjoy seeing your honest reactions. I know how hard it can be to remain optimistic, especially in difficult times like these. Just remember, though, that you're important, and your opinions matter.

thanks for reacting to this movie, Nick! Bicentennial Man was the first sci-fi movie I watched as a kid, and to this day it's still my favorite Robin Williams movie. If you like heartfelt movies like this, you might enjoy A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001). It's a very sad movie as well... but certainly powerful!

Such a BEAUTIFUL movie, tears, laughs, one of his best IMO. Underrated. RIP Robin Williams, such a gentle loving soul, that brought some joy to the world.

I saw this in the cinema with my best friend, we held hands and cried 😭🤣😂

Oh this movie! I’ve only seen it once years ago, but it left such an impact. I think about it every now and then. So I’m pleasantly surprised to see you reacting to it. Post video edit: God I’m crying now too. This really is a beautiful movie.

This movie is SOOOOO underrated, and yet, I thought it was a masterpiece since the really first viewing.

It's an interesting point that I've thought about often. So many people fantasize about having a robot to do all the jobs they need to do around the house/that they find annoying but surely any such robot would be intelligent enough to be considered a sentient artificial person? And would not then owning this artificial person and putting it to work in a way that it has no say over constitute slavery? What if a robot designed for domestic service wanted to be a doctor or a painter or a florist?

The actress playing little miss and Portia is the same one who played miss Honey in Matilda!

My reaction: oh boy Nicks watching Bicentennial Man! 😁😁😁 Two seconds later: oh no Nicks watching Bicentennial Man! 😓😓😓

You know, it's quite interesting. To me, this movie is the perfect explanation for being trans. It's true that in the context of the film, there is only one robot like Andrew, but in reality there are many of us that are treated as we are not. People defining us by what they think we should be, rather than what we are. When Andrew's wife said; 'maybe he didn't (need to see it.)' In regards to the courts fully acknowledging him as human, it means that it really didn't matter to him that others see him as human, because he knew it himself. Just as we don't need others to define us, so long as we can define ourselves. It's still quite sad that we still need to fight for our very existence, because otherwise we will be trampled and erased like we have been for so long now.

This movie reminds me a lot of the speech Captain Picard gave when he defended Data's humanity.

Bicentennial Man is one the best, most heart warming movies I have ever seen. I'm watching it yet again right now because it is one of those movies I always have to watch every time it's on tv. What I like is that Robin Williams, who I generally never liked, tones down his normally purile humour to a nice gentle level that works when it's needed and it has just the right amount of sentimentality that the similar generation movie A.I. went too over the top with, but then again that was Stephen Spielberg so what do you expect? This is Hollywood at its absolute finest and the current generation of over the top cgi laden movie makers could learn a lot from watching it!

No freaking way that you watched this movie!!!! I love this film, but like nobody ever knows it. I never thought you would of seen this. So glad! You’ve earned my subscription to your channel now. :)

It’s been so long since I’ve seen this, but I’m really glad you became so invested in it! The beginning is certainly mild compared to the rest of the movie. 💔 I got pretty emotional myself watching this, it’s a very unique story. Bravo on the reaction!

i always tear up when ever i rewatch a Robin Williams movie. but i forgot the gut punches this one lays on ya. this was a great reaction vid. if you havent seen it yet i highly recommend Popeye. its another RW film.

This was one of the first books Asimov authored creating the Robot Series. When this movie came out, i was nearly half done with the books... and i had to see this in theatres. Its different but Robin Williams powerful performance made this movie shine. One should continue w/ "I, Robot".

The one film that always comes to mind when I hear the word "underrated".

Bicentennial Man is one of my fave Robin movies, along with Birdcage, Mrs. Doubtfire, and One Hour Photo.

I remember watching this when it came out and absolutely bawling my eyes out and I just did again watching your reaction. Such a powerful movie and performance by Robin Williams.

Robin Williams was a Genius, if you could react to "The birdcage" with Nathan Lane you'll end laughing until your tummy hurts. However, when it's about Robin Williams, it's difficult to portray him as a villain or a bad guy. But there are 2 movies (at least that I remember of) where Robin plays the role of an antagonist. "Insomnia" and "One hour photo". They are good films but they have "hard" content in it because they are like thriller movies. You're free to react to them or watch them on your own. But I think they are underrated as Robin is the "Bad guy/psychotic guy" and we're not used to see him in those roles. But he did an outstanding job as he always did.

You are a wonderful person, Nick, and you make wonderful reaction videos.

This film is stated as being a bad move to have been made; most references state that as if it's a fact. I wholeheartedly disagree; I've liked this film from the first time I watched it. So overlooked and underrated...

My favorite movie. I've watched it 10 times already. And each time with tears in my eyes.

Oh my..thank you for reacting to such less known movies! I loved this movie and watched it many times...so good to see it here again with you!

This movie kind of reminds me of the film "Tuck Everlasting." You should react to that sometime. Also, please react to "Hook."

I actually would've never heard of this movie if I hadn't seen that you reacted to it, and looking into it, I really wanted to check it out. Found it on KZfaq movies the other night and watched it. Now I'm here to see your reaction, the one that brought this movie to my attention in the first place.

Nick, after you watch the Star Wars movies, I recommend you watch the parody, “SpaceBalls”. It’s really funny.

I have been waiting for you to react to this movie, LOOOVED this reaction! I think you may also like "What dreams may come" starring Robin Williams. I think it's a really heartfelt movie as well not quite as good as Bicentennial Man though.

Seeing Robin Williams and Sam Neill in the same movie is great! 🌟🤖

I think his original face already looks somewhat like Robin's, like that thing they do in animation making characters look like the voice actors. He's got blue, kind eyes that look calm and fun at the same time.

This is such a lovely film that explores such difficult topics; I'm so happy you gave it a chance and it paid off for you.

Just clicked on the video and cannot wait to see your reaction Nick I have a feeling you’re gonna love this movie, it’s a favorite of mine!!

"wait, i just realized...is she the teacher from matilda?" hahahahaah omg nick hahaahahahahah i've always loved this movie. it's perfect

And I was watching this film yesterday 😄 🤣. I love this film. Its got a very sad ending. I always loved Robin Williams. Not a day goes by and i still miss seeing this guy in movies. Rip

Omg I'm so excited to watch this reaction!!! I've been wanting one of my favorite reactors to do this movie and finally one of you is 😊😊😊 Update: loved your reaction!!! Robin williams is outstanding in this movie, one of my favorites of his

I’m glad you’ve come up with another reaction, Nick! I enjoy this movie too :) I would like to recommend you to watch the movie Labyrinth with Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie ☺️ That man was a legend

This is one of my favorite Robin Williams movies. Regrettably, it is completely overshadowed by the success of Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) and never got the praise it deserved for being such a poignant and philosophical movie. Maybe audiences were expecting the comedic Robin Williams rather than the dramatic expression that they got. I find it heady, thought-provoking and shows his depth and range as an actor.

RIP, Robin Williams Also RIP, James Horner. He did music for this film as well as TITANIC, ALIENS, AVATAR, An American Tail, An American Tail 2, KRULL, Casper, The Rocketeer, JUMANJI Apollo 13 Ransom, Willow, 48 HRS, Another 48 HRS, Gorky Park, Cocoon, A Beautiful Mind, BRAVEHEART, Glory, Courage Under Fire, Patriot Games, Clear And Present Danger, The Land Before Time, RED HEAT, Commando, Star Trek 2 The Wrath Of Khan, Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock, Wolfen, Humanoids From The Deep, Jade, Brainstorm, Deep Impact, Deadly Blessing, Honey I Shrunk The Kids, and The Magnificent Seven.

So glad you picked this! it's one of my favorites! Maybe my favorite of his...except "What Dreams May Come" is possibly and probably his best performance and that's saying a lot bc he's a terrific actor. I couldn't watch his work for years after he died, I'd just start crying as soon as I'd see him. I still remember the day he died it was the day before my birthday.... Bicentennial Man was the first movie I could bring myself to watch, and I hard cried all the way through. He's such a gift to us, and I don't think he appreciated him enough while he was still here. #YouShouldWatch What Dreams May Come

haven't watched the video yet but I already know this one's gonna hit hard. I always cry seeing this one, especially at the end, it's all so ughhhh Edit: When you were happy for him to be declared human I knew what a mess you were going to end up with. The part that he never gets to see/hear it kills me every time. Currently in tears

I absolutely adored this movie when I was younger! I've been half afraid to rewatch for fears it wouldn't live up to my love of it!

I’ve never heard of this movie at all! I’ll be glad to watch it with you, Nick!

My favorite Robin Williams movie!!! This is the most HUMAN movie!!! I've always said that SACRIFICE is how you PROVE love!!!

A couple of other great Robin Williams that you watch are “Jack” and “Patch Adams”. Jack is on Disney+. Patch Adams is based on a true story.

Another amazing movie! ❤️❤️ Thank you so much for react to it

It was truly a gem from the 90's

Very happy to find a reaction to this classic!

My most favorite movie and soundtrack

I still own this on vhs. Been so long i have seen it, but glad to see someone watching it

It's Robin Williams, so you can expect greatness.

Another movie you should check out with Robin Williams in a dramatic role is Dead Poets Society.

And since our French, Canadian friend, Celine Dion has one on her way, so skillfully through this movie, neither you, nor I can hear the song that played and not think about the movie.

R.I.P Robin Williams (1951-2014)

Oh, boy. One notable thing about this film: Despite this Robin Williams comedy-drama film being so underrated back in 1999, it also set off friction between Williams and Disney with the former blaming the latter over poor marketing of this movie as to why this movie was a box office dud. This was much worst than the feud he had with them regarding Aladdin. While that feud only lasted about four years, this feud lasted ten years and not in good terms until 2009 when Williams was finally made a Disney Legend. At least they made amends before he passed away in 2014. 😌

This movie gives me such existential dread but at the same time hope for the future as well. This is one of those lesser known robot movies, another sort of robot movie is “Batteries Not included” more of an alien robot movie like Iron Giant but it’s still really cute and I definitely reccomend it!

I’m glad he saw that part or Andrew had the “being human instead of a machine. Whenever I was little, a baby, in fact, I extubated myself twice. of course, I didn’t know what I was doing, but somewhere in my mind, I guess around the second excavation, I breathed on my own and lived. That is why. This has been, Ashleigh, a KZfaq subscriber who is Blind. Thank you for sharing this video. I look forward to more, but keep my first comment in mind. to this very day, I will never live as a machine.

Omg I didn't even remember that movie! Thanks for the memory, haha Also, I have a recommendation, I think you'd like Hamilton It's a very emotional musical

Love your reaction and your honest emotion! Keep it up!

Thank You so much for reacting to this Jewel :)

Ugh I really needed this

Something about the soundtrack is so amazing, whimsical, and like a dream. I love the sound of this film, and I feel like we haven’t heard music and sounds like this in such a long time.

I love this film so much. I adore Robin Williams' performance, but what isn't appreciated is Sam Neill's performance. His character Richard Martin never had a son, so when he saw Andrew's develompent, he saw this opportunity to have someone who can continue his legacy. When he's old, you can see that in his eyes when Andrew asked for freedom, that is, Grace (Miss) is now gone, Amanda (Little Miss) is gone, too. And when Andrew asked for freedom, you can see that Richard (Sir) was scared to lost his son figure, let alone, the robot, but he still educated him, he taught him a lot, he let him know what is the meaning of human nature and what it's like being free, and what is like being treated as an equal. You can see that he feels that he was wrong, but it's kinda clear what it is like being a father of three children, and each of them are going away one by one. He did not want to lose the only child he has left, which is Andrew, the only son he had. And you can see how bad he feels when being mean to Andrew. As you get older and as you have your own children, you see how much Richard suffers. Such a fantastic performance by Sam Neill, and it's a crime, he was never acknowledged by his acting.

I just love this movie. It’s one of my favorites. I am also glad that I wasn’t crying by myself. Thank you for this video 👍🏼🤗❤️

He had a positronic supercomputer brain. The moment the screen popped up, he knew what she would say from the microexpressions on her face alone. He had his peace.

Good stuff! Not a lot of people know about this hidden gem. For some reason, plenty of critics didn't like the film and gave it shitty reviews, which is one of the main reasons that I usually make time to watch films that critics give bad reviews to.

I like to think that he reads facial expressions so well he knew the decision from the moment the video feed loaded

Wooowww I find this movie so underrated and forgotten, but I watched it as a kid and I loved it so much. It made me think so much about humanity. Happy you enjoyed ^_^

Robots are so lovely!!! Now i understand why Pedro Silva Souto love them so much!!! :D

What a wonderful reaction! I forgot how sweet this movie was.

My gosh, I already know you're gonna love this movie.

41:26 moment he finally realises it's Mrs Honey 🤣

I was 12 when this movie was in theaters and I cried so much, so much, my father banned everyone to show me this movie again. Even in Christmas my aunt wanted to watch this movie and I wasn't allowed to watch it again.

My goodness, it has been a MINUTE since I last saw this movie.

I watched this movie when it first came out, because I was excited to see it. I wasn't excited to see it because of Robin Williams being in it. I was excited to see it because I had read the short story by Issac Asimov. I have read almost all of his science fiction books. This movie did not disappoint. It did the story justice.

This and “AI” were the first movies that really make me cry as a child. Ugly cry. And probably why I love robots stories so much. I never had the courage to watch neither again since.