Review of Automatons (2006) by Jeannette Catsoulis for New York Times — 12 Dec 2006
Automatons is driven less by its hints of suicide bombers than by its rigorous adherence to a time when robots were played by inverted dustbins and battles were represented by dots converging on a crackling screen.
This lack of sophistication is enormously endearing, leaving us with the comforting notion that the end of the world will look a lot like the beginning of television.
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This review of Automatons (2006) was written by Jeannette Catsoulis and published by New York Times on 12 Dec 2006.
Automatons has generally received mixed reviews.
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