This will make a wonderful movie, I'll get that out of the way right now. Spielberg will make a fantastic job of this (at times) truely horrifying material.At some point in the near future - a future where humans heavily rely on robots and computers, one human succeeds in creating a powerful AI eng...
Via http://onlectus.blogspot.com/2012/12/robopocalypse-by-daniel-h-wilson.htmlArmy guys might dig this book, I, on the contrary couldn’t even finish it! It reminds me of World War Z: an oral history of the zombie war because they are both told by different voices around the world narrating the event...
A very solid three stars for exhibiting pace, interesting ideas and powerful action. The problem for me existed in the writing style which did little to really build the characters. I have no doubt however that Steven Spielberg's movie adaptation will be a very good film to watch with the source mat...
I have to admit I gave up on this book because I just didn't feel drawn into the story. It was ok but it just didn't catch my attention and keep it. Maybe I will try again sometime to read it but for now I just have to say it was OK and put it away.
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Robot uprising, killing people all over the shop, with this kind of premise what could go wrong?Robopocalypse is often compared to Max Brooks' World War Z and the Terminator movie franchise for different reasons. The former comparison is because the story concerns a global attack on the human race b...
I've seen this described as World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War but with robots. I can see why people make the comparison. The narrative structure is similar, although not exactly the same. World War Z has stories from all over the world whereas Robopocalypse takes place almost entirely i...
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