Back in September, we reported that director Steven Spielberg's next project will be Robopocalypse, after he finishes work on Lincoln. The director recently spoke about Robopocalypse, and the similarities with his 2002 futuristic thriller, Minority Report. Take a look at what he had to say below.

"It's a movie about a global war between man and machine. I had a great time creating the future on Minority Report, and it's a future that is coming true faster than any of us thought it would. Robopocalypse takes place in 15 or 20 years, so it'll be another future we can relate to. It's about the consequences of creating technologies which make our lives easier, and what happens when that technology becomes smarter than we are. It's not the newest theme, it's been done throughout science fiction, but it's a theme that becomes more relevant every year."

Robopocalypse is based on the Daniel H. Wilson novel, which is being adapted by Drew Goddard. The story centers on the human race trying to survive a global robot uprising. It is believed that Robopocalypse will start shooting sometime later this year.