There's a non-Will Smith version of I, Robot! Awesome! By the way, the reason I haven't commented so far in these threads is because I've found that after everyone else speaks, I've found that I have nothing left to add, but I haven't dropped out. I'm still enjoying this immensely. Rendezvous with Rama looks to be an interesting read, and I'm a big fan of Clarke, so I put in my vote for that. But then, I'm equally interested in a non-Will Smith version of I, Robot. Hmm.
He means "the book." There actually is a non-Will Smith version of I, Robot but it's a script by Isaac Asimov and Harlan Ellison that was basically killed by Star Wars: It's not a great script. The concept art is pretty dope. The Will Smith version was actually a spec script called Hardwired that they welded the 3 laws of robotics onto. If you're a fan of Clarke and you haven't read Rendezvous with Rama, that's the one you need to read. It is, in my opinion, the best book he ever wrote. I include 2001, Childhood's End, Sands of Mars, Songs of Distant Earth and Hammer of God in that list.
Rendezvous with Rama is my favorite science fiction story, second only to The Mote in God's Eye.
Oh... now I'm a little disappointed. I've heard that it's the best of Clarke's books, but I haven't found the time to read it... this is a good excuse then, we should go with that then.He means "the book." There actually is a non-Will Smith version of I, Robot but it's a script by Isaac Asimov and Harlan Ellison that was basically killed by Star Wars: