I disagree about I, Robot completely as it's more of an action movie that licensed some Asimov IP to reskin itself than an Asimov story. It's not offensive to m

I disagree about I, Robot completely as it's more of an action movie that licensed some Asimov IP to reskin itself than an Asimov story. It's not offensive to me as I don't see the two being that connected, but it's not great either. Bicentennial Man is closer to some of his stories though I feel like it got a bit of the sappy Hollywood treatment in some places. The sort of mashup between AI robots and the Ship of Theseus paradox is definitely closer to his writing.