This Shiite Shiite film Labov was inspired by the story of Isaac Asimov

ISAAC Asimov is one of the most famous science fiction authors in all ages, and it is part of the “big three” of the golden age of science with authors who are greatly influential Arthur Clark and Robert A. Heinlin. Asimov worked within this type of “solid science fiction”, and this means science fiction with a focus on scientific accuracy.

The largest and most famous work of Asimov is those in the “Foundation” series, which deals with the history of a decomposing galaxy empire, the “robot” series, and a variety of stories about robots and their relationship with humans- ASIMOV is eventually merged into one continuity. But ASIMOV was also just a prolific writer, as more than 500 books, including hundreds of short stories. Many of them were adapted to the screen, including the famous and successful Apple TV adaptation of “Foundation”, and less popular and successful films from “I, Robot” and “The Bicentennial Man”.

In fact, most ASIMOV writings adaptations were based on his short stories – since they do not have somewhat complex and complex background stories in his books, The problem is that the “institution” is a solution to very safe. This is the case for a technical hole in 2008, mostly forgotten by the Shiite Championships of Labov, which brought him together with director DJ Carroso after the “disturbance” that was underestimated.

The film is “Eagle Eye”, which is a greatly exciting movie before his time, which follows Jerry (Labov) and Rachel (Michel Monagan), where they are forced to escape and become the most fleeing in America after they were inadvertently climbing into a conspiracy involving an assassination attempt on the president. The film was leaned loosely on the short story that reaches an equal time on “All World problems”, written by Isaac Asimov.

It was originally that was inspired by Asimov’s story and reached an idea of ​​what would be “Eagle Eye” in the early first decade of the twentieth century, and it was originally supposed to be directed on the text of Dan McDermott. When Spielberg became very busy with “Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the skull,” he came out of the project and released the movie instead, while DJ Caruso, who directed episodes of Spielberg TV “Hight Studge”.

In the original story written by Isaac Asimov, multiple computer is granted increasingly greater responsibilities that it is almost leading the entire planet – solving economic, social and political problems. Problems begin when Multivac is assigned to solve crimes, specifically before they occur. Ultimately, MultivAC discovers a crime confused all investigators and even the government – one where the goal is the Multivac itself. The machine is simply tired of the presence of all the problems of the world on its shoulders and decided that it wants to die.

Now, if this is somewhat similar He was working on this adaptation at that time He thought about the idea of ​​”Eagle Eye”. Unfortunately, “Eagle Eye” is bypassing the robot with an existential crisis in favor of provoking a conspiracy to the era of the monitoring country, with a story about a machine that decided to get rid of it with the government after a failed operation that resulted in the loss of American life.

It is an entertainment movie, reminding us of Hitchcock and “seventies of the last century excitement, but adding a super computer that watches every step has only become more timing since the” Eagle Eye “in 2008.