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Bicentennial Man Almost Works

Bicentennial Man tries to be everything at once: a family comedy, a romance, a philosophical sci-fi and almost succeeds. Here’s why this Robin Williams classic is both heartbreaking and fascinating. Bicentennial Man asks one of Sci-Fi's oldest questions: what does it truly mean to be human? Robin Williams’ performance brings Andrew the robot to life in ways few actors could, but the film’s ambition often overwhelms its storytelling. In this video, I break down why Bicentennial Man works in some moments and falters in others. From Andrew’s journey to humanhood, to the time jumps that break its pacing, to the emotional highs and lows, I explore why this film is as flawed as it is heartfelt. Whether you loved it as a kid, are revisiting it now, or are hearing about it for the first time, this analysis will give you a fresh perspective on one of Robin Williams’ most underrated performances. Does Bicentennial Man succeed in capturing what it means to be human, or is it too ambitious to fully work? If you had to choose, which part of Bicentennial Man worked best for you: Andrew’s journey to humanity, his relationship with Amanda, or Robin Williams’ performance? Why? Comment your thoughts below and let’s discuss. #robinwilliams #filmanalysis #movieexplained #classicmovies #moviereview #scifi #bicentennialman NOBODY SPEAKS Bicentennial Man Almost Works