This story is about a lonely boy who can change living things into robots. In the film, first, he lives with his robot family happily and sees a girl is playing with her bird from his room's window. Second, he sees a girl bury her dead bird in the ground, so he digs it up and changes it into a robot. Then, he gives her the robot as a present, but she isn't pleased. Finally, he realizes robots cannot become alternative to living things and decides to leave his house. I like this film's editing about the motion of characters. I feel it makes the world view of the film. I also like the film itself. This is because it teaches us living things give us something important robots cannot give us. It is important that we understand that thing because the technology of robots is developed these days and robots are introduced into our social life. I feel this film teaches us that robots cannot become alternative to living things.
Review of Stanley Pickle
