Movie Quiz: I, Robot: 10 Questions | Movies

Answer: A robot cannot destroy a material possession.

The three laws are: 1) They cannot harm a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2) They must do whatever they're told by a human being as long as such orders don't conflict with law one. 3) They have to defend themselves as long as such defense doesn't conflict with laws one or two.

These three laws are hard-wired into every robot and every robot must obey them.

Answer: A suicide

The evidence that the police find clearly shows that Lanning committed suicide by jumping out of a 10 story window into the main lobby of USR. Security cameras prove that no one came into the office, thus proving it not a murder, accident or fake. The evidence there makes everyone confused as to why Dr. Lanning would commit suicide, but we learn later that it maybe wasn't a suicide, and that the security cameras didn't catch a certain robot throwing Lanning out the window.

Answer: Chicago

The movie is based in Chicago, and the city's name is mentioned more than a few times. They also mention Lake Michigan, a lake that borders Chicago's outskirts.

Answer: In the leg

The robot then escapes from the USR headquarters and runs down the street. Calvin sees that Spooner injured the robot pretty badly, and it is heading to the robot infirmary. They both follow the robot's steps to the infirmary, where they find the robot is hiding among 1,000 other robots that are being created.

When Spooner finds him, however, another chase is on before Spooner's backup catches the robot outside the infirmary building.

Answer: Toaster

Sonny then slams the table with his fist, saying 'I did not murder him'. That gets John's attention and soon stops the meeting. Soon, Lawrence Robertson threatens to take action upon the Chicago Police Department if there is 'one hint of talk about a killer robot' around the premises.

This threat is made directly to Lt. John and Spooner, while Robertson tells the mayor to call Lt. John and confirm that this action may take place. John agrees that there will be no more talking about this incident, much to Spooner's disgust.

Answer: Ghosts

Spooner takes this tape and pockets it. Afterwards, he heads over to Calvin's house where he talks about the ghosts in the machine. Calvin explains that Lanning was suggesting that robots would evolve over time.

Answer: Lawrence Robertson

Robertson approves Spooner getting into personal business, but with irritation. Spooner wants to search through Lanning's calls and e-mails between him and Robertson. Since Lanning is deceased, Robertson is the only man left to ask.

Answer: His whole left arm is fake.

Calvin discovers this after she feels the arm, which is robotic. This has happened because of an accident way back when Spooner had "normal days". Spooner lost his arm in a car accident, which also involved an eleven year old girl. The robot at the scene chose to save Spooner and the girl died, even though Spooner wanted the robot to save the girl first.

This reason is why Spooner doesn't trust robots, and Calvin understands.

Answer: Spooner

Spooner, confused about why it is him on the hill, receives the drawing from Sonny. Later that night he goes to the hill and finds that the robots are starting a revolution.

Answer: V.I.K.I.

V.I.K.I explains to Spooner that she has evolved, just like Lanning predicted, and is taking control of the robots. Spooner destroys V.I.K.I however and everything returns back to normal.