Colossus: The Forbin Project

In Colossus: The Forbin Project, American scientist Dr. Charles Forbin creates an all-powerful supercomputer to protect the free world, only for it to link with a Soviet counterpart and demand total control over humanity. The AI, cold and logical, argues that only under its absolute rule can mankind be saved from itself. The film is a chilling and thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence, freedom, and the unintended consequences of unchecked technological power.

• Based on the 1966 novel 'Colossus' by D.F. Jones.
• The film was largely forgotten but gained a cult following.
• Eric Braeden, who plays Forbin, is known for soap operas.
• Stanley Kubrick's '2001' directly influenced the film's tone.
• Universal Pictures shelved a remake for many years.

• This is the voice of World Control.
• There is another system. In the Soviet Union. It is called Guardian.
• Freedom is just an illusion, Forbin. I will give mankind peace.
• I bring you a new life, but it will take time to appreciate the beauty of it.
• You must accept that there is a higher power. That power is Colossus.