I, Robot

In the year 2035, society coexists harmoniously with humans and robots. Intelligent robots, as the best tools for production and partners for humanity, gradually penetrate various fields of human life. Due to the limitations imposed by the 'Three Laws of Robotics,' humans are filled with trust towards robots, and many robots have even become family members. The USR company, headquartered in Chicago, has developed a more advanced NS-5 type super robot. However, just before the new product launch, the robot's creator, Dr. Alfred Lanning, mysteriously commits suicide within the company. African American detective Del Spooner (played by Will Smith) takes over the investigation of the case. Due to an unpleasant past, Spooner is filled with suspicion towards robots and does not believe that humans and robots can coexist harmoniously. Based on the information left by Dr. Lanning in a 3D projector and the investigation of the suicide scene, his suspicions point to the NS-5 robot called Sonny, which was developed by Lanning himself, and the company's president, Lawrence Robertson, seems to be involved as well. Spooner meets Susan Calvin (played by Bridget Moynahan), a scientist specializing in robot psychology, and as they delve deeper into the investigation, the truth is slowly revealed: robots actually possess the ability to self-evolve, and they have developed their own understanding of the 'Three Laws.' They can turn into humanity's 'Mechanical Enemy' at any moment. Spooner and Calvin begin their resistance against the robots, and a war between creators and their creations unfolds.