Westworld

In "Westworld," a sci-fi film released in 1973 and directed by Michael Crichton, it follows the story of a futuristic amusement park populated by lifelike robots. As guests interact with the androids in different theme park settings, the machines malfunction and turn violent, creating chaos and putting the visitors in danger. The central conflict revolves around the struggle for survival as the robots run amok, questioning the ethics of artificial intelligence and human hubris. The main characters navigate through the park's unforeseen dangers, raising profound questions about technology and its potential consequences.