The second of the "Two Two Sci-Fi Guys" reviews. As I said before, you will only see the "finished reviews" from now on, which is why I made the panels resemble a YouTube-style(-ish) video player.

If you would like to read the original short story that inspired the movie "A.I.", it is available online: Super-Toys Last All Summer Long by Brian Aldiss. It's well worth a read!

Panel 1: Phillip and Isaac are sitting on their sofa, we are viewing one of their movie review videos.

Phillip:

Hi, welcome to Those Two Sci-Fi Guys Who Review Stuff.

Isaac:

{{Sigh}}

Phillip:

Today we're reviewing Steven Spielberg's "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" which was going to be directed by Stanley Kubrick, but he rather inconsiderately died before he could do so.

Panel 2:

Phillip:

It's about David, a robotic replacement-child, and his search to become a 'Real Boy' after he's been abandoned by his 'mother'.

Isaac:

{{Sigh}}

Phillip:

It started-off promisingly and proceeded intriguingly, but then descended into the most excruciatingly sentimental pile of crap ever committed to celluloid.

Panel 3:

Phillip (yelling):

I want those two and a half frelling hours of my life back!

Isaac:

He just wants to be loved.

Panel 4:

Phillip (to Isaac):

You have something you wish to add?

Isaac:

David has been programmed with the capacity to love and just wants to be loved back, like a real boy.

Phillip:

That's what I said; sentimental crap.

Dude, what's got into you lately?

Isaac:

{{Sigh}} Nothing.