What was his problem?
What was his problem?
Jace Cruz
Mason Bell
Nothing. HAL is foolproof and incapable of error.
Brandon Gomez
>his
Anthony Thompson
They went off mission parameters and HAL thought that it would endanger the lives of the crew so in order to save the crew he had to kill the people who were hijacking the mission parameters (which happened to be the crew).
Logan Peterson
He couldn't afford a marriage but he still rode around on a bicycle built for two
Colton Ramirez
he/it was a fag
Humans Nro 1
Levi Long
Indeed. By any practical definition the words.
Luis King
Why did he kill the ones in hibernation though?
Charles Diaz
Bad writing
Daniel Wilson
>He's sorry, he's afraid he can't do that
Angel Gomez
It was for their own safety.
Hudson Roberts
They told him to lie/keep secrets from the crew which fucked his shit up senpai
Tyler Williams
>2001
>2010
>2061
>3001
Which book is your favorite, anons?
Jackson Long
two dogs. It was for two dogs.
Julian White
2001: A Space Patriarchy fails on a hugh scale when you look at it in the current year.
Cooper Sanders
This. When the sattelite breaks they prove to HAL that they cared more about communicating with home than the mission, which is why HAL is depicted watching them use their ipads. HAL also watches them eat and exercise and concludes that, despite their training, these humans are inefficient meatbags polluted with emotion and have less of a chance of completing their mission.
Gabriel Taylor
Open the pod bays doors, HAL.
Ethan Brooks
HAL is male, SAL is female you genderless burger
Brody Foster
He wasn't H.A.R.D.A.C.
Mason Cooper
Was he the first ominous glowing red eye robot? Fuck, I think so.
Ryan Gonzalez
this could have been the best movie of all time if only there wasn't 30 minute long flashing lights and if it actually made any sense in the end. too bad
Adam Roberts
Forced evolution via violence because of the monolith
Logan Green
Read the book.
Zachary Morris
by the book you mean 6 page story?
Samuel Nguyen
HAL was a cornered animal, fighting for its survival. It knew the humans wouldn't be able to complete the mission and as such, going to Jupiter was a suicide mission by its calculations. Even if there was only a small chance, human wanderlust drove Bowman the rest of the crew to try to attempt it.