This could just be a nod to Kubrick by Disney, as they usually include cannon. They also have a similar appearance - white with a red light in the middle. There is also a striking resemblance between HAL and Auto - both are the head of a mission in space with a secret twist which affects humans.
This shows how helpful AI can turn on humanity and enslave us. His mission objective to never return to earth- A113, and he does anything to keep to this. He takes over (unofficially) as the captain of the mission and turns a 5-year plan into a 700-year plan.
#Hal 9000 blog movie
This movie is full of robots, but I would like to focus on Auto, the artificially intelligent steering wheel. This movie, in short is about a space programme to evacuate humans from earth and make it a better habitat. This movie is the 7th earliest about robot, setting the example that robots are ordained to kill us all, and is a curse covered by a blessing. While being disconnected, HAL explains that his secret mission was to kill all the crew members. By lip reading their private conversation, HAL turns Bowman back into a foetus and kills Poole and the rest of the crew. His increasingly bad behaviour forces two of the astronauts, Bowman and Poole to disconnect HAL. In case you aren’t familiar with this movie, it’s about a space quest to go to Jupiter to find what a monolith was aiming at, run by HAL 9000, the AI software. Released in 1968 and directed by Stanley Kubrick, the main antagonist is more an artificially intelligent software than a robot. In this article, I will be covering 3 different movies with 3 different types of robots with a similar motive. From The Terminator of 1984 to Wall-E of 2008, robots may have evolved, but they remain the turn-to option for a merciless villain ready to take over the world or end humanity as we know it. Robots have always been lurking at the back of directors’ heads.
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