I, Robot (2004)

Based on the Isaac Asimov short story collection of the same name, I, Robot (2004) imagines a future where the technology we built to help us instead opts to harm us. In the film, it's 2035 and robots have become so advanced that they're fully integrated into American society as servants, factory workers, and all the other crappy jobs nobody wants to do. They can be programmed to do all sorts of stuff, but they do have restrictions: robots are not allowed to harm a human, disobey a human's orders, and can't robo-kill themselves. When a leading robotics scientist is found dead, robot hating Chicago cop Del Spooner (Will Smith) is assigned to the investigation. Everyone else thinks it's a suicide, but for Del the main suspect is a servant robot who has named himself Sonny (Alan Tudyk), who he's convinced tossed his owner out of a window. Nobody believes Del because he's super bias against robots, and all those robo-rules have never been broken. But once the robots start taking over the city it sure looks like he was right all along. Can he stop these murderous machines or is it their world now? Beep, boop, bop, a lot of people are going to die before they stop! You’d think in the future these robots would have Skinvision and let us see that Big Willy Style firsthand. Unfortunately, we only get a sidebutt shot of Smith as he takes a shower. Still, Will is absolutely shredded in this role, as demonstrated by a scene where he walks around in some boxer briefs and we get to see just how cut up he is. That scene's so hot, it'll have you reaching for your buzzing sex bot! It's not full frontal, but that's some solid I, Robot eye-candy!