What's his problem?

>>79260865
There was two hours of screen time to fill, so shit had to go down somehow.

HAL was infallible, it didn't fuck anyone's shit up. It was all the human's fault, because of their fear.

>>79260865
To be honest I never got that either what the fuck was his problem?

Conflict in his orders. He was given all the information necessary to carry out the mission without human assistance, but was required to keep full mission details secret from Bowman and Poole. This conflict caused HAL900 to develop paranoia. The only way out that he could see was to remove the reason for the conflict, i.e; the human factor.

Watch or read 2010 for a full rundown...

The humans were a liability.

>>79260865
>>79263755
He didn't. He had secret orders only he knew, and saw Frank and Dave talking about disconnecting him. He believed himself to be mission-critical, and had to preserve the mission at all costs, so Frank and Dave had to go. HAL wasn't insane at all, he was just entirely unfeelingly rational.

he was racist against an alien intelligence

>>79263755
That's stupid.

So if your boss told you to do something at the office but not tell your coworkers, would you shoot them all to keep them from asking questions?

>>79265573
in most movies? yes

>>79263876
>>79265616

>They haven't read and watched all the material

Doctor Chandra explains it all in the book and film 2010, the sequel. Heck, there are websites out there explaining exactly what I said in my original post.

>>79265573
You are particularly retarded. Kill yourself.

2001 contains coded messages detailing the globalist agenda that began in 2001.