The signal of Blackstone on the moon pointed directly at Jupiter, and the astronauts embarked on a trip to Jupiter. The film enters the second chapter: Jupiter mission: 18 months later (Jupiter mission: 18 months later). This chapter is the most tense part of the whole movie melody, and the man-machine war is also attractive in today's Hollywood movie market. It's not that its special effects are well done, but that you can feel the feeling of blood boiling under the slow and cold rhythm of the whole movie. HAL9000, the highest crystallization of human wisdom, is regarded as the only non-human member on the spacecraft. Every part of the spaceship is under its control, and it is endowed with anthropomorphic feelings. There has never been a mistake in history, but after an unknown prediction error, Dave and Frank suspected it, so they designed and killed Frank and Dave and three scientists sleeping on the spaceship. Man-machine confrontation in movies is as slow as ever, but when you watch it, you will unconsciously hold your breath. I believe many people, like me, pray in their hearts that Dave must win, and the evil HAL9000 can't succeed. But when Dave finally forced HAL9000 to shut down, when you listened to the machine most humanely and said, "Stop, stop, Dave ... I'm afraid ...", there must be a touch in your heart. Although Hal has no human form, it is no different from human beings. People have created a highly intelligent life, but in the end they have to end it themselves. This may be an inevitable paradox in the high-tech development of human civilization.

The rhythm of this movie is quite special. It is "boring flying". It's boring because there are few lines. The first conversation appeared in the 25th minute. Three minutes before the movie, it was dark in the middle of the movie, which made people feel the urge to press fast forward and turn off the video. It is said that it flies because there is a thrilling feeling in the cold. The starry sky that once played the blue Danube turned into a slaughterhouse. A more dynamic shot is the grotesque light beam encountered by the spacecraft when it passes through the gate, and the scene the spacecraft passes through is quite stream of consciousness.

Arthur, one of the screenwriters of this film? Clark said, "If you understand the whole movie after watching it once, it can only prove that we failed, and the questions we want to ask are beyond our imagination." No one can interpret this film correctly because it leaves too much suspense. What is Blackstone? Why does it bring about a great turning point in human civilization every time it appears? Does Blackstone carry information or life? Will the planetesimals go to earth? Did it become the origin of human civilization or the beginning of higher life after going to the earth? Because the director refuses to give his own answers, these questions will become eternal suspense.