This article contains mild spoilers for "a big boldly beautiful journey".

For the last 20 years or so, we all live in a futuristic world, even if we can't see it at times. Technological progress has happened so fast and suddenly that it is huge border. It is a testimony to the adaptability of human beings that we have undergone so many changes in the sea when it comes to not only new methods of work, but also for social interaction and all the different advantages and stimuli in them. Within my life, I had to deal with apps like Aol Instant Messenger on Facebook, from Twitter to Titel, from calling to messages and so on. Now we have a dawn of AI to compete, and that is witty. Leaving aside massively problematic problems with technology - And they are a huge number - Now we seem to be entering a future in which we can choose to be represented by digital avatars, and even get involved with one of them as some partner facsimiles, romantic or otherwise.

As usual, the future has echoed in the past, not only in terms of human behavior, but also in our arts and culture. Science fiction and fantasy have long been the ship in which we can spill our hopes and fears, and it is fascinating to see that our relationships with scientific concepts change as we somehow remain the same. One of the first AI characters in the cinema - and of course the one who established an archetype for the majority that followed - is Hull 9000, a douglas rainAs seen in "2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey". In that film, Hull is an intelligent supercomputer that proves to be almost too human, sabotaging the detection mission for a mistake that can be caused by his neuroses. It is also presented with a glittering red sphere that pulses whenever he talks with one of the crew, like Dr -David Bauman (Cyrus Dulea). This visual shortened framework is used by Kojonada in his latest film, "Big Bold Beautiful Travel", for GPS technology directed by David (Colin Farrell) and Sarah (Margot Robbie) on their title of self-discovery and young romance. GPS in the film acts not only as a cute egg "2001", but also continues the interest of Kenada in the relationship between technology and soul.

As a director of the author, Kenada has shown an interest in the relationship between the people and the things they do. Not art specifically, but all forms of expression, especially if their specified intention is more functional than emotional or philosophical. In his debut feature "Columbos", Kojonada told the story of two lost souls tied to the unique architecture of the title, with the couple finding the meanings within the concrete slabs. The next movie of Komonada, "After Young" in 2022 starred Farrell as Patriarch of a mixed family whose adopted daughter was destroyed when the family teenager's teenager, Young (Justinatin J. Min), breaks down. The film not only explores the relationship of the family with a piece of technology, highlighting how their Ection-Shuang is very realistic, but it also pampered the layers of Young itself, revealing that he had secret and past his own, things that non-human subjects are usually not considered to have them.

"Big boldly beautiful journey" is a magical fairy tale of realism and does not continue the explicit examination of whom the human objects inflicted on human emotion. Indeed, the film is the first game the director has made that he did not write too; "Travel" is written by Seth Reis. As such, the journey of David and Sarah has its surreal rules and logic, with the characters being able to overcome the time and space in a way that has never been explained and never asked. However, AS /Movie Witney Seibard mentions him in the movie reviewGPS "will serve as God in this universe." He's right because GPS is the only leading power (literally) of the film. Even owners of the car rental agency where David and Sarah get their magical GPS devices, while having to save their eyes, they may not be much more than they seem.

It is a GPS that seems to be the only omniscient being in the film, which feels like an ivar buning of whom to our collective reliance on not only that concrete technology, but also all forms of technology to lead us through our daily lives. Thus, the "2001" allusion is doubled: it is the satirical comment mentioned, with GPS being a lighter Hull 9000, driving the fate of another man named David. However, it is also KIV on how "2001" is eventually the chronicle of the evolution of mankind, with Hull being a stone to a new form of enlightenment. May be that whom is felt The same thing that Celine Song has, that is that mankind reaches an evolutionary turning point in its definitions of romance. Because otherwise, it is very coincidence that "a big boldly beautiful journey" and the "materialists" have "2001" Easter eggs. Only the future will say.