Here's the real twist: HAL more than redeems himself in the sequels, and ends up the greatest hero of the Odyssey series. No lie! In 2010, he willingly sacrifices himself to save the crew of the Leonov. The monolith downloads his consciousness, but he did not know that would happen. Then, in 3001, he sacrifices himself again to save humanity from the monoliths that are then trying to exterminate us.
i've never understood exactly how hal kills poole, is he connected to the pod somehow? or does hal just attack him with the pod thus disconnecting his oxygen?
@kingeric77 HAL just attacks him with the pod. But they meet again in a thousand years, when Poole is discovered in the Kuiper Belt and revived, and HAL's consciousness has survived inside the Monolith, and they actually become friends.
Goddammit why do you put spoilers in your descroption? that's just plain stupid and/or mean! Fuck. As if J. K. Rowling would write a spoiler on top of each chapter of a harry potter book. "CHAPTER 11: DUMBLEDORE DIES!" Ffs.
I love the breathing effect, Kubrick is trying to show us that even though we rule the Earth in space we are like babies having to relearn things we knew like walking and eating (as shown in earlier scenes) this scene is telling us how humans are like fish out of water in space, not in the right environment.
I think I finally figured out how 6:10 could have possibly been filmed in 1968… it is simply.. there is an intelligent life form called the “first borns” who visited earth in 1968… and they graciously decided to help man kind in their evolution by assisting us in the filming of some of the scenes in this film in space.. it is the simplest and the only logical explanation..
if hal could eject frank like that into space, why didn't he eject dave as well? he could just fly away from dave's pod too. HAL represents the illuminati. lol.
@GlobalDating because dave was in the pod, frank wasn't. Frank was hit by the pod en-rout to the AE-35 system, it broke a few bones (arm, leg, few ribs) and disconnected his oxygen supply, killing him, also in the books, he was frozen in space, allowing the future human race to revive him, 1000yr later.
- Good Idea: Programming AI's with Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics.
- Bad Idea: Programming AI's with the concept it can never make a mistake.
BTW, what was the point of killing the three people in hibernation? They know nothing of HAL's mistake nor the plot to turn him off. If HAL wanted to mission to succeed, how could that be done later when they need the three guys in hibernation to complete the mission? HAL could have just taken out Dave & the other guy.
@melosebrainuhoh "How does that little space pod keep up with the main ship? Couldn't Hal just speed away and leave Dave behind?" It's called relative velocity - if you were awake during basic physics, you'd know that two objects traveling at the same speed in space (where there is no friction or drag) will keep moving at the same speed even if separated... also, due to conservation of momentum, the smaller ship actually has greater manuverability than the bigger more massive ship....
if computers where smart enough like the ones that the IBM and NASA build they will take humans out of the equation IBM has some bad ass eagle eye scary shit computers fo real..we will be like a virus or a Trojan horse in a computer software
Another plot problem is the little air tube from the backpack to the helmet. No way. The air would go right into the suit. There would be no 2 foot little air tube to be knocked around.
@DegaGray From a sci fi perspective, the book is better (though the movie is pretty good too). The book explains why things are happening, and even some of the science. The movie messes with your head more than it actually explains. Kubrick fans prefer the movie for very different reasons. Gotta read the other 3 books in the series.
"Gary, forgive me!" Do ya feel sorry for Gary Lockwood? Both here as Frank Poole, and in the Star Trek pilot as Gary Mitchell (sp?) he got to be an astronaut in a new, ground-breaking space show ...and he got killed off in both!
@neil73 Then I'll do the spoiling. Frank Poole meets the ghost of David Bowman, and they join forces to defeat the monliths, which have now malfunctioned (or have they) and are out to destroy humanity (much like HAL in 2001, but they threaten the whole human species, not just the crew of one ship). But obviously, there's a lot more in the book. I loved it!
@boriato I loved the book too. I read it over 10 years ago and since then I've read (literaly) about 250,000 pages of literature, but 3001 is one of the books that has stayed in my mind. Time for a re-read methinks
next glaring plot flaw. Dave and friend suspect Hal then Dave's bud is suddenly spinning into space and Dave doesn't suspect Hal at all? He isn't worried that Hal will see him dead next? bah. who wrote this script?
@TruthSurge Good point - it doesn't really add up does it - especially in view of dave and frank's discussion in the pod. dave would have to have an iq of -100 to go out there without first ascertaining what happened. Also - Frank is 100% dead - so what is the point to risk dave's life recovering him. Still - love the film!
@LPCLASSICAL yeah, it's a good movie. I finally got it I think after watching it about 3 times. Never read the book. I think the scariest part in the movie (or maybe it was in both 2001 and 2010) was when Dave says "something wonderful". just creeped me out. heheh
I don't agree with his methods, but HAL is a very sympathetic character once you understand him. A machine, designed to not lie or conceal information in any way, was ordered to lie and conceal information.
Didn't Hal distort information when he said he "didn't have enough information"? I mean, he obviously, purposefully launched that bloke off into space, doesn't that break the programming that he kills the crew over in order to uphold?
HAL was programmed to snuff out the "hairy ape dudes". Programmed by who you ask? Same muthafu$#as that started WW2 and will probably start WW3...Basturds think they better than all of us put together.
@CurtisHalfHalf i dont blame him.the're craftier than a fox that graguated from The college of craftiness and devious as the devil himself. I had one once but i was on to it, I knew what it was planning, i gave it to an orphanage and bought a spectrum 128k.. turns out the orphange burned down later, but i loved chase hq on the spectrum.....
"woah there it goes frank, ohh well I bet he is dead gonna get back his corpse in space.. *a few minutes later* "Open the pod doors hal" "HAL: no u" *dave face all the time: -___-*
That man has issues, show some emotion for the love of zangief!
The scene with Dave in the pod, going out to retreive Frank... No film made in this day and age would dare to have such a slow, "unexciting" sequence, back and forth, back and forth.
If this film was in the hands of today's Hollywood, there'd be at least three explosions, a racy soundtrack and Dave would be "Tia" and played by Beyonce or something.
It's a sad, sad state of affairs.
Anyone seen Andromeda Strain and compared it to the remake? My God it's sickening. Who pays to see this crap?
Thanks, buddy. Have you seen the Andromeda Strain?
Look in my playlists, it's there in full. If you haven't seen in and want to watch a masterpiece, do it. The next hour and half of your life will be spent gripped, and the five minutes after that will be spent thanking me for recommending it! Trust me ;)
Now I don't mean to overhype it, because it's like 2001, it's not all explosions and famous faces. It's a film that says "Right, let's treat the audience like they've got a brain."
I find it ridiculous how a computer was programmed to read lips but not obey orders. is dave playing 8 bit computer games on the way to his buddy in space? Like defender or something?
Very simple. A point is reached when it is programmed to be on auto-pilot. while it can gather all information thru spying like lip reading, it has no necessity to follow any orders since it is on auto-pilot. Not impossible for a good programmer to achieve !
@totallyfreeenergy Not only that but it isn't just a computer program, but artificial intelligence given the free-will to mimic human thought patterns. Paranoia, anger, retaliation - all part of the human psyche, but not of a computer's program. HAL is not a computer.
Read the book. HAL had conflicting orders and he is in fact OBEYING orders because he has been ordered to ensure the success of the mission over all other factors, including human life. Human error is at play here.
If you haven't read the book, fair enough. But then I'd recommend that when you watch a "classic" film (as opposed to Three Ninjas Kick Back) that you think about the things you see: Why? What? Why? And there's no excuse with 2001. It gives you more than enough thinking time.
Arthur C.Clarke was fabulous!He did the book,did you know that?I read it at the library in 1999I picked the book for my book report back then and a lot of ppl want to have a book report on it!I was the first one to call it.Why did people want to pick the book back in 1999,was it because it was to celebrate the end of the new millennium that was a tradition and they wanted to do that book so badly!
well idk, not clear on all that psychodynamic language (a lot of it's shit anyway) but I am kind of familiar with like cognitive architectures and expert systems and whatnot and definitely if you give em contradictory inputs, there's a good chance you won't like the results
@donovan3955 It is an advanced artificial intelligence. It can think for itself, it can interpret emotions, and carry out many other typically human-attributed functions much more efficiently than typical humans can.
@KarntheHellknight it can only teach itself through human interface and duplication, artificial intelligence is nothing more than instructions for a certain if then statement. artificial intelligence cannot think for itself, its needs human input for a certain command
@donovan3955 Everything a human processes can be broken down in a similar way. Instead of receiving manual input from a user, the Artificial Intelligence is advanced enough to receive input from it's surrounding environment, and everyone in it, and based on the situation, calculate decisions and carry out an appropriate action. The same process a human goes through. All of nature can be broken down to simple math.
@donovan3955 I think the concept is that HAL's intelligence is so advanced that his AI has reached the point of consciousness, and he can think for himself.
@nujac321 They would have to have a term for off even if Off was not intended to be done. A lot of machines are like that, have self destruct or whatever when no body will!
So when the monitors flatline they are all dead?
Goldenrod636 10 months ago
you can see most of the missing parts on the edited version 6 part version
theeasybeats 10 months ago
Shouldn't there be an Intermission at 8:40? I remember it plays some creepy music for about 5 minuets then the film resumes.
Jadama0 10 months ago
Closing 45+...
CB...
NOM?!
ILiveForCommenting 10 months ago
so where is part 8? part 7 part 9 but no part 8
theeasybeats 10 months ago
HAL is such a bitch
MrNutrageous 10 months ago
@MrNutrageous yeah he is
biko49 10 months ago
Parts 4, 5, 8, 11, 12, and 13 have been REMOVED becoz of copyright.
Murder0redruM 11 months ago
@Murder0redruM Shut Up!!! You reported it...
CandyBlooded 10 months ago
@CandyBlooded Wat the shit?
Murder0redruM 10 months ago
HAL is a little bitch.
anepales 11 months ago
Damn. That pod really needs to SLOW DOWN. It's not a race buddy.
CyberTrogdor2 11 months ago
oh geez, this is where the proverbial poop really hits the fan.
SurgeCess 11 months ago
@SurgeCess : "Proverbial poop"...who loves our language more than I do...? ;])
buzzclick500 11 months ago
Hal is f**ked up.
kf160k160 11 months ago
Here's the real twist: HAL more than redeems himself in the sequels, and ends up the greatest hero of the Odyssey series. No lie! In 2010, he willingly sacrifices himself to save the crew of the Leonov. The monolith downloads his consciousness, but he did not know that would happen. Then, in 3001, he sacrifices himself again to save humanity from the monoliths that are then trying to exterminate us.
boriato 1 year ago
That would be scary as shizzle flying through space like that!!!
soboringman 1 year ago
This video is busted. It stops running at 1:32. Any chance of getting it fixed?
2007riverrat 1 year ago
@2007riverrat I just run it. No problems. However the annotations was off. Your internet connections could be bad or trouble with your PC/HAL !
totallyfreeenergy 1 year ago 15
@2007riverrat
2007- Allow me to watch till after 1:32 HAL.
HAL- I'm sorry 2007, I'm afraid I can't do that.
glassessn 1 year ago 3
@2007riverrat sometimes i find that you need to change down from 360 to 240p, then normally it will load for a bit and you can carry on in 360
thatman64 10 months ago
HAL 9000 must be a Dell, must explain why he keeps fucking up on everybody. I could relate. xD
ItsRamboJackson 1 year ago 3
@ItsRamboJackson Actually He's apparently supposed to be IBM, interestingly enough.
KingPiccolOwned 1 year ago
@KingPiccolOwned
IBM produced the first commercially available 'affordable' PC with its DOS (No windows thank god!)
totallyfreeenergy 1 year ago
@KingPiccolOwned Well, the Mission Control guys with their useless advice sure remind me of DELL Customer Service.
boriato 1 year ago
pause at 4:03 , it says LOL
Diansonic 1 year ago 3
i've never understood exactly how hal kills poole, is he connected to the pod somehow? or does hal just attack him with the pod thus disconnecting his oxygen?
kingeric77 1 year ago
@kingeric77 HAL just attacks him with the pod. But they meet again in a thousand years, when Poole is discovered in the Kuiper Belt and revived, and HAL's consciousness has survived inside the Monolith, and they actually become friends.
boriato 1 year ago
in space nobody can hear you scream
pinkygirl1999 1 year ago 4
@pinkygirl1999 space is totally silent
SuperColonel77 11 months ago
Why the hell would they give the computer the power to terminate life functions? Shouldn't that be on a separate circuit?
fluff125 1 year ago 2
Goddammit why do you put spoilers in your descroption? that's just plain stupid and/or mean! Fuck. As if J. K. Rowling would write a spoiler on top of each chapter of a harry potter book. "CHAPTER 11: DUMBLEDORE DIES!" Ffs.
Sandman37 1 year ago 26
@Sandman37 harry potter is stupid
blacksabbath898 1 year ago
@Sandman37 It's pretty obvious that HAL is up to no good. No big surprise that a few deaths follow.
maksphoto78 11 months ago
@Sandman37
You have emotional issues :(
MikeKostkaaaaaa 10 months ago
@MikeKostkaaaaaa
You want to be funny :(
Sandman37 10 months ago
@Sandman37
Yes and I love you <3
MikeKostkaaaaaa 10 months ago
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Sandman37 10 months ago
@MikeKostkaaaaaa
Don't say such things, you know I have emotional issues...
Sandman37 10 months ago
Good Idea: Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood in a film about killer robots from the future.
Good Idea: Arnold Schwarzenegger in a film about killer robots from the future.
Bad Idea: Wil Smith in a film about killer robots from the future.
Etherdave 1 year ago
'Terminated'. I guess we know where James Cameron got THAT one from.
Etherdave 1 year ago
Where's your helmet Bowman?!
funkyflea89 1 year ago
this just shows the dangers of leaving too much up to computers
bushregmike 1 year ago
Very good movie. Thanks for posting.
The1stContact 1 year ago
looks like those submersibles used to view the Titanic
goombabear 1 year ago
The bit around 1:15... The lack of sound/music made me go o_o...
Jiaal 1 year ago
3:45 computer says " CLOSING IN NOM!!"
ashtonmadhatter 1 year ago
10:27 Dave gots a Aw S*** look on his face
DarthWar7 1 year ago
I love the breathing effect, Kubrick is trying to show us that even though we rule the Earth in space we are like babies having to relearn things we knew like walking and eating (as shown in earlier scenes) this scene is telling us how humans are like fish out of water in space, not in the right environment.
mrvendetor 1 year ago
hahaha at @5:53 it says OMG in on the screen in the back ground
Camohat100 1 year ago
@Camohat100 its actually DMG
MrBeanerSpartan1 1 year ago
wtf is up with the breathing!?!?
Camohat100 1 year ago
@Camohat100 dramatic cinematic technique. Kubrick is trying to get into your SUBCONSCIOUS!
MrBeanerSpartan1 1 year ago
@Camohat100 Put a big bowl around your head, you will hear your breathing loudly too.
maksphoto78 11 months ago
wtf is up with the breathing!?!?
Camohat100 1 year ago
My computer locked me out the other day actualy, I wonder if hal runs on vista?
syncmaster710n14 1 year ago
I think I finally figured out how 6:10 could have possibly been filmed in 1968… it is simply.. there is an intelligent life form called the “first borns” who visited earth in 1968… and they graciously decided to help man kind in their evolution by assisting us in the filming of some of the scenes in this film in space.. it is the simplest and the only logical explanation..
serg3y 1 year ago
@serg3y IMO: it is a rubber toy filmed underwater.
It is the only way to make such effect.
The movement is too smooth to be made by string,,,
xponen 11 months ago
Dang...... "I could see your lips move." suspense!
popcornality 1 year ago
This movie hasn't really dated at all for 40+ years. Pretty amazing if you ask me!
brfts2001 1 year ago
HAL is one stupid computer!
QuartuvLarry 1 year ago
Wait a minute...HAL had both of them off the ship and DIDN'T light jets and haul ass out of there?
QuartuvLarry 1 year ago
ATM was one of the computer interfaces... interesting comment way back then.
vespacurry 1 year ago
Dave Pwnd HAL
DrumnFACE 1 year ago
HAL would make a great baby sitter don't ya think
marcusamarrious 1 year ago
dave should have taken his helmet with him if he didn't trust hal
bladerunner7522 1 year ago
Okay, going into deepspace without being connected to a main ship is simply the stupidest idea one could possably conjure up.
SirOttoVBismark 1 year ago
This is terminator stuff...
nazanovich57 1 year ago
HAL made up "OMG"... or is that DMG... Whatever... epic fun movie for the win!!!!!!! XD
fleetadmiralchompa 1 year ago
OH MY GODDDDD!
CondeFombrilac 1 year ago
The movie speeds up everything once a man is dead. Very wise tactic in film making to match the adrenaline flowing!
I'd have to say, though, the monolith seems to have turnd HAL into a real asshole.
MrStillmans 1 year ago
navylacks2 dey dont want to cuz teirs no one det has da mind to do da films as good as 2001 or 2010
lettereberock 1 year ago
wonderful performances and the visuals are just astonishing and spectacular, HAL is just chilling
adrianlindsaylohan 1 year ago
I didn't know until reasontly that there is actually 4 books in the space odyssey series why haven't the last two been turned into movies?
navylaks2 1 year ago
if hal could eject frank like that into space, why didn't he eject dave as well? he could just fly away from dave's pod too. HAL represents the illuminati. lol.
GlobalDating 1 year ago
@GlobalDating he is entertaining himself.
TheTerminator1 1 year ago
@GlobalDating because dave was in the pod, frank wasn't. Frank was hit by the pod en-rout to the AE-35 system, it broke a few bones (arm, leg, few ribs) and disconnected his oxygen supply, killing him, also in the books, he was frozen in space, allowing the future human race to revive him, 1000yr later.
the0real0Suraru 1 year ago
any of you ever see that movie Eagle Eye, where the computer is controlling everything? that eagle eye at the end reminds me of HAL.
GlobalDating 1 year ago
Don't fuck with windows Vista. Don't unistall it, or THIS will happen! :P
Lavourrin 1 year ago
- Good Idea: Programming AI's with Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics.
- Bad Idea: Programming AI's with the concept it can never make a mistake.
BTW, what was the point of killing the three people in hibernation? They know nothing of HAL's mistake nor the plot to turn him off. If HAL wanted to mission to succeed, how could that be done later when they need the three guys in hibernation to complete the mission? HAL could have just taken out Dave & the other guy.
BlitzWing00 1 year ago
@melosebrainuhoh "How does that little space pod keep up with the main ship? Couldn't Hal just speed away and leave Dave behind?" It's called relative velocity - if you were awake during basic physics, you'd know that two objects traveling at the same speed in space (where there is no friction or drag) will keep moving at the same speed even if separated... also, due to conservation of momentum, the smaller ship actually has greater manuverability than the bigger more massive ship....
DGArchitect 1 year ago
How does that little space pod keep up with the main ship? Couldn't Hal just speed away and leave Dave behind?
melosebrainuhoh 1 year ago
@melosebrainuhoh they probably stopped the ship before going out in the pod.
GlobalDating 1 year ago
Still one of the most chilling scenes in film. . . .
Trudeau790 1 year ago
This is what happens when we rely too much on technology.. haha
WindUpFun 1 year ago
if computers where smart enough like the ones that the IBM and NASA build they will take humans out of the equation IBM has some bad ass eagle eye scary shit computers fo real..we will be like a virus or a Trojan horse in a computer software
pablojovany 1 year ago
Dave doesn't even seem upset that his friend is dead.
terracottaheavens 1 year ago
@terracottaheavens They wouldn't select just anyone to go on a mission to Jupiter. Everybody on the crew would have to have nerves of steel.
melosebrainuhoh 1 year ago
Another plot problem is the little air tube from the backpack to the helmet. No way. The air would go right into the suit. There would be no 2 foot little air tube to be knocked around.
oldpreach 1 year ago
wow the book is so much different
DegaGray 1 year ago
@DegaGray From a sci fi perspective, the book is better (though the movie is pretty good too). The book explains why things are happening, and even some of the science. The movie messes with your head more than it actually explains. Kubrick fans prefer the movie for very different reasons. Gotta read the other 3 books in the series.
boriato 1 year ago
@boriato i plan too! cant wait to freaking find them :P
DegaGray 1 year ago
Oh NOW it tells us there's a malfunction....
Remousamavi 1 year ago
"Gary, forgive me!" Do ya feel sorry for Gary Lockwood? Both here as Frank Poole, and in the Star Trek pilot as Gary Mitchell (sp?) he got to be an astronaut in a new, ground-breaking space show ...and he got killed off in both!
boriato 1 year ago
In the book 3001, Frank Poole is found and revived. Thats all I'll say for the moment, no more spoilers from me.
neil73 1 year ago
@neil73 Then I'll do the spoiling. Frank Poole meets the ghost of David Bowman, and they join forces to defeat the monliths, which have now malfunctioned (or have they) and are out to destroy humanity (much like HAL in 2001, but they threaten the whole human species, not just the crew of one ship). But obviously, there's a lot more in the book. I loved it!
boriato 1 year ago
@boriato I loved the book too. I read it over 10 years ago and since then I've read (literaly) about 250,000 pages of literature, but 3001 is one of the books that has stayed in my mind. Time for a re-read methinks
neil73 1 year ago
I love the hum-silence-hum-silence thing Kubrick does with the Audio
it is eerie and beautiful, and makes you feel everything going on at once
ReadMyCommentBitch 1 year ago
Maybe the obelisk was what gave HAL 9000 self-awareness... maybe computers are the next step in evolution, not humans.
USA4July1776 1 year ago
wow, his essentric actions seem a bit... harsh for simply discussing his termination...
teenenator2 1 year ago
I love how scenes shot in the void of space are actually dead silent. Props for realism!
Cocytus127 1 year ago
so an Evil Human programmed evil little HAL (more like HELL).
mickycheese27 1 year ago
I wish you'd stop putting spoilers in the video description...
BlueVane 1 year ago
next glaring plot flaw. Dave and friend suspect Hal then Dave's bud is suddenly spinning into space and Dave doesn't suspect Hal at all? He isn't worried that Hal will see him dead next? bah. who wrote this script?
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Good point - it doesn't really add up does it - especially in view of dave and frank's discussion in the pod. dave would have to have an iq of -100 to go out there without first ascertaining what happened. Also - Frank is 100% dead - so what is the point to risk dave's life recovering him. Still - love the film!
LPCLASSICAL 1 year ago
@LPCLASSICAL yeah, it's a good movie. I finally got it I think after watching it about 3 times. Never read the book. I think the scariest part in the movie (or maybe it was in both 2001 and 2010) was when Dave says "something wonderful". just creeped me out. heheh
TruthSurge 1 year ago
at 00:04 OMG flashes on the top left screen hahahahah
42scf 1 year ago
@42scf lmao nice
Zevan12 1 year ago
are you a mac or a pc
OR A HAL 9000 SERIES!
lumpyfishful 1 year ago
@lumpyfishful LMFAO!!
STATiKoSHOKo 1 year ago
this abomination is starting to grow on me
SullyIsPrime 1 year ago
hahah at 4 mins the monitor on the right says LOL
wreck93 1 year ago
I lold when i saw the yellow guy through the little window!!
smeagol104 1 year ago
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smeagol104 1 year ago
0:01 look at the screen in the top left. It is flashing "OMG"
moneyring 1 year ago
@moneyring good spot
SullyIsPrime 1 year ago
HAL was obviously produced by Microsoft, complete with free bugs
5355vbxjbj76rvn 1 year ago
When the pod extends it's arms is kind of freaky! What actually hapened to that guy? Did he get his air cut of by it? :O
mexicovasquez 1 year ago
damn the beeping!!!!
specialedd13 1 year ago
I don't agree with his methods, but HAL is a very sympathetic character once you understand him. A machine, designed to not lie or conceal information in any way, was ordered to lie and conceal information.
alarihyena 1 year ago
In Space, no one can hear you scream.
katey1dog 1 year ago
they should have kept the breathing sound as the guy zoomed away. it would have been really intense
Deaunut99 1 year ago
reminds me of ff8 catching rinoa lol
GoggleBoxFairy 1 year ago
If HAL wanted to kill Dave he could have just opened a door , the ship or Pod but that would make the movie too short I guess!
TheWhitevoices 1 year ago
:50 LOL how he flies by
TheWhitevoices 1 year ago
I cant help but say... his space suit looks like pacman.
DesertRat22225 1 year ago
4:00 bottom right of the screen: S LOL
Nietzschesaurus 1 year ago
Didn't Hal distort information when he said he "didn't have enough information"? I mean, he obviously, purposefully launched that bloke off into space, doesn't that break the programming that he kills the crew over in order to uphold?
Nietzschesaurus 1 year ago
HAL is an assassin.
molomix23 1 year ago
surely hal could have simply flown the ship away when dave was outside
zzxcvb98 1 year ago
never get out of the boat
mark1138 1 year ago
i lol'd at 0:50
zzxcvb98 1 year ago
@zzxcvb98 lmao
sodr2 1 year ago
That first part.... JAYSUS CROIST! D:
saltandfinagar 1 year ago
give me thumbs up if u love dis movie
MultiCharlie001 1 year ago
i named my dog hal. every day i say to him "open the pod bay doors hal" and he looks at me funny.
treefrog2108 1 year ago
HAL = IBM move one letter forward in alfabet
mef667 1 year ago
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mef667 1 year ago
"I'm sorry, Dave" "I'm afraid I can't do that"
Someone tell me that there were badass robots before terminator
Psychstix 1 year ago
"I'm Afraid I Can't do That Dave"
someone say that this was the first badass machine before terminator
Psychstix 1 year ago
5:54 LOL the computer saying "OMG" I know it could be "damaged" but still! XD
Soviet20 1 year ago
HAL was programmed to snuff out the "hairy ape dudes". Programmed by who you ask? Same muthafu$#as that started WW2 and will probably start WW3...Basturds think they better than all of us put together.
RideMyBMW 1 year ago
You know, in the book, the pods were A, B, and C, and were referred to by the crew as Alice, Betty, and Carol.
eedobaba7726 1 year ago
Hal you sunnofabitch!
streetcornerjames 1 year ago
My friend was always scared that his Commodore 64 was gonna do the same thing to him and his family.
CurtisHalfHalf 1 year ago
@CurtisHalfHalf i dont blame him.the're craftier than a fox that graguated from The college of craftiness and devious as the devil himself. I had one once but i was on to it, I knew what it was planning, i gave it to an orphanage and bought a spectrum 128k.. turns out the orphange burned down later, but i loved chase hq on the spectrum.....
treefrog2108 1 year ago
After hal killed the humans, I noticed the pods looked like coffins.
Heartwood256 1 year ago
"woah there it goes frank, ohh well I bet he is dead gonna get back his corpse in space.. *a few minutes later* "Open the pod doors hal" "HAL: no u" *dave face all the time: -___-*
That man has issues, show some emotion for the love of zangief!
jakoblangley 1 year ago
Hal kind of reminds me of 343 Gulty Spark
esdorin 1 year ago
@esdorin
You mean Guilty Spark reminds you of HAL
Zaint 1 year ago
The scene with Dave in the pod, going out to retreive Frank... No film made in this day and age would dare to have such a slow, "unexciting" sequence, back and forth, back and forth.
If this film was in the hands of today's Hollywood, there'd be at least three explosions, a racy soundtrack and Dave would be "Tia" and played by Beyonce or something.
It's a sad, sad state of affairs.
Anyone seen Andromeda Strain and compared it to the remake? My God it's sickening. Who pays to see this crap?
RyanTheChristian 1 year ago
Between 40-55 seconds? Holy shit that's terrifying.
Orthrus 1 year ago
@RyanTheChristian
lol, yep, these were REAL astronauts. Back when men were men!
In all seriousness though, I agree, something really weird happened for them to stop making such classics as this.
EdouardDubois 1 year ago
You're damn right, I totally agree with you!
ThrilloVanHouten 1 year ago
Thanks, buddy. Have you seen the Andromeda Strain?
Look in my playlists, it's there in full. If you haven't seen in and want to watch a masterpiece, do it. The next hour and half of your life will be spent gripped, and the five minutes after that will be spent thanking me for recommending it! Trust me ;)
Now I don't mean to overhype it, because it's like 2001, it's not all explosions and famous faces. It's a film that says "Right, let's treat the audience like they've got a brain."
RyanTheChristian 1 year ago
And then watch the youtube clips of the remake.
Mate, you'll punch your monitor in disgust! So put on a boxing glove or something lol
RyanTheChristian 1 year ago
What did HAL do, at the beginning?
M0VIES4U2 1 year ago
look at 5:52 where the blue screen switches to OMG lool
Catz0125 1 year ago
Reminds you of I, Robot, dosn't it?
dvdalimi 1 year ago
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sombradelpasado 1 year ago
I find it ridiculous how a computer was programmed to read lips but not obey orders. is dave playing 8 bit computer games on the way to his buddy in space? Like defender or something?
donovan3955 1 year ago
Very simple. A point is reached when it is programmed to be on auto-pilot. while it can gather all information thru spying like lip reading, it has no necessity to follow any orders since it is on auto-pilot. Not impossible for a good programmer to achieve !
totallyfreeenergy 1 year ago
@totallyfreeenergy Not only that but it isn't just a computer program, but artificial intelligence given the free-will to mimic human thought patterns. Paranoia, anger, retaliation - all part of the human psyche, but not of a computer's program. HAL is not a computer.
tourniquette1988 1 year ago
@totallyfreeenergy Why does it need to spy? Is it for the purpose of the operation?
CHRISTMASBASTARD 1 year ago
Read the book. HAL had conflicting orders and he is in fact OBEYING orders because he has been ordered to ensure the success of the mission over all other factors, including human life. Human error is at play here.
If you haven't read the book, fair enough. But then I'd recommend that when you watch a "classic" film (as opposed to Three Ninjas Kick Back) that you think about the things you see: Why? What? Why? And there's no excuse with 2001. It gives you more than enough thinking time.
RyanTheChristian 1 year ago
@RyanTheChristian
Arthur C.Clarke was fabulous!He did the book,did you know that?I read it at the library in 1999I picked the book for my book report back then and a lot of ppl want to have a book report on it!I was the first one to call it.Why did people want to pick the book back in 1999,was it because it was to celebrate the end of the new millennium that was a tradition and they wanted to do that book so badly!
mustangsdiehard1fan 1 year ago
@donovan3955
HAL was trying to resolve conflicting orders. As such he suffered a kind of machine psychosis
odenskrigare 1 year ago
@odenskrigare psychosis? or neurosis!
donovan3955 1 year ago
well idk, not clear on all that psychodynamic language (a lot of it's shit anyway) but I am kind of familiar with like cognitive architectures and expert systems and whatnot and definitely if you give em contradictory inputs, there's a good chance you won't like the results
this is what happened 2 HAL
odenskrigare 1 year ago
@odenskrigare What were the 2 conflicting orders? I missed that.
PrettyTigerlilly 1 year ago
@donovan3955 lol @ 8 bit computer games
werty302 1 year ago
@donovan3955 It is an advanced artificial intelligence. It can think for itself, it can interpret emotions, and carry out many other typically human-attributed functions much more efficiently than typical humans can.
KarntheHellknight 1 year ago
@KarntheHellknight it can only teach itself through human interface and duplication, artificial intelligence is nothing more than instructions for a certain if then statement. artificial intelligence cannot think for itself, its needs human input for a certain command
donovan3955 1 year ago
@donovan3955 Everything a human processes can be broken down in a similar way. Instead of receiving manual input from a user, the Artificial Intelligence is advanced enough to receive input from it's surrounding environment, and everyone in it, and based on the situation, calculate decisions and carry out an appropriate action. The same process a human goes through. All of nature can be broken down to simple math.
KarntheHellknight 1 year ago
@KarntheHellknight anything you would recommend for me to read online or in a book to help me understand? PM me
donovan3955 1 year ago
@donovan3955 I think the concept is that HAL's intelligence is so advanced that his AI has reached the point of consciousness, and he can think for himself.
BlueVane 1 year ago
i likr how it looks like he is doing a ballerina routine at 4:04
donovan3955 1 year ago
I like how there was a message "Life Functions Terminated" put in by the programmer just in case HAL decides to terminate the humans.
nujac321 1 year ago 7
@nujac321 That was cause of the wide range of HAL's vocabulary!
TheWhitevoices 1 year ago
@nujac321 They would have to have a term for off even if Off was not intended to be done. A lot of machines are like that, have self destruct or whatever when no body will!
TheWhitevoices 1 year ago