I, Robot
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:11:17
- Good afternoon, boys.
- Hey, detective.

:11:20
- Enlighten me.
- What you see is what you get.

:11:22
Massive impact trauma.
:11:23
US Robotics.
I gotta get my kids something.

:11:26
- Anything upstairs?
- Nada.

:11:28
Door was security locked from the inside.
Wham, splat. Guy's a jumper for sure.

:11:41
OK guys, we gotta be smarter about this.
Let's deal with this later.

:11:46
Detective.
:11:48
Lawrence Robertson.
:11:50
Wow. Richest man in the world,
I've seen you on television.

:11:55
Can I offer you a coffee?
:11:56
Sure, why not...
it's free, right?

:12:03
I don't think anyone saw this coming.
:12:05
I should have, I suppose,
I knew him 20 years.

:12:09
Alfred practically invented Robotics.
:12:11
He wrote the three laws...
:12:14
But I guess brilliant people often have
the most the most persuasive demons.

:12:19
- So, whatever I can do to help just...
- sugar

:12:22
- I'm sorry?
- for the coffee.

:12:25
Sugar?
:12:27
Oh, you thought I was
calling you "sugar".

:12:30
- Hey, you're not that rich!
- It's on the table.

:12:32
Thank you.
:12:37
When Lanning fell, he was holding the, uh...
a little green...

:12:41
- The holographic projector.
- Right, right.

:12:43
Why do you think Lanning's
hologram would have called me?

:12:46
- I assumed you knew him.
- Ya, I knew him.

:12:50
Holograms are very simple programs
for just pre-recorded responses...

:12:54
designed to give the
impression of intelligence.

:12:56
Apparently this one was programmed
to call you upon his suicide.

:12:59
- death.
- I'm sorry?


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