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More Than Robots (2022) [พากย์ไทย บรรยายไทย]

More Than Robots (2022) [พากย์ไทย บรรยายไทย]
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เรื่องย่อ : More Than Robots (2022) [พากย์ไทย บรรยายไทย]

ชื่อภาพยนตร์ : More Than Robots
แนว/ประเภท : Documentary
ผู้กำกับภาพยนตร์ : Gillian Jacobs
บทภาพยนตร์ : -
นักแสดง : -
วันที่ออกฉาย : 14 March 2022

 

 

 

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More Than Robots' Review: An International Battle - The New York Times

 

IMDB : tt17634818

คะแนน : 7.1

รับชม : 624 ครั้ง

เล่น : 166 ครั้ง



 

The documentary “More Than Robots” (streaming on Disney+) centers on an international high school robotics competition. Despite the movie’s title, robots are, in fact, the subject and spectacle of this lighthearted film.

Working in groups over the course of several weeks, young inventors participate in the FIRST Robotics Competition to create industrial-size robots that are complex enough to move automatically, shoot projectiles and even climb. The organization that runs the competition was founded by the inventor Dean Kamen, who wanted to host an event that would develop the skills of young engineers. (The international reach of the competition drew powerful patrons: When the organizers of the tournament present the season’s challenge, they acknowledge that the competition is sponsored by Lucasfilm.)

More Than Robots Review: The Importance Of STEM

 

The documentary follows four teams in early 2020 as they prepare for regional competitions in Japan, Mexico and California. The most memorable scenes come from the two teams in Los Angeles, each led by their teachers Fazlul and Fatima, who are also a married couple. Despite the apparent differences in funding between the two schools, both mentors encourage their students to build robots that stand up to the hard knocks of engineering battles.

 

The movie is the first documentary feature directed by the actress Gillian Jacobs. As a filmmaker, she made the wise choice to feature bright-eyed inventors who are able to make technical innovation sound approachable in talking head interviews.

Ultimately, though, the documentary lacks balance and growth in its storytelling. Jacobs has more footage to show from the tournament in Los Angeles than either Japan or Mexico, and this imbalance has the unfortunate effect of making the international story lines feel neglected. Like many of the young inventors she documents, Jacobs has created a project that doesn’t fall apart at first touch. But her film doesn’t meet the mark for excellence, either.