I noted in another post here a while back that the Disney ending is dark as frick. The future robots won't create a fake mother to fool the kid, which would make sense and give the kid as many years he wants with his family. With all that advanced technology at their disposal,there's no way they couldn't have created a robot replica of her. Even worse, they essentially say that people still live on in the universe...unless they're brought back in the way the robots brought the mother back, in which case they're totally gone afterwards. So they completely annihilate what remains of the mother in order to give the kid a single day with her.

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Posted by touchdownjeebus

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Posted on 2/11/18 at 1:54 am to randomways

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I noted in another post here a while back that the Disney ending is dark as frick. The future robots won't create a fake mother to fool the kid, which would make sense and give the kid as many years he wants with his family. With all that advanced technology at their disposal,there's no way they couldn't have created a robot replica of her. Even worse, they essentially say that people still live on in the universe...unless they're brought back in the way the robots brought the mother back, in which case they're totally gone afterwards. So they completely annihilate what remains of the mother in order to give the kid a single day with her.

lol, I never thought Of it like that but you are spot on. I think it would have been a better movie to just end it when they were submerged.

I do believe Spielberg added the ending at the auspices of Disney. No fricking way Kubrick would have went out like that. In a perfect world, Kubrick would have gotten a chance to make that flick, as was intended.

This post was edited on 2/11/18 at 2:02 am

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