"John and the T-800 embrace for the first and last time; then, the T-800 and Sarah shake hands, proving that she has finally accepted the T-800 as an ally…and as a father figure. The machine steps onto a chain overlooking the molten steel pool and bids both of them farewell; then Sarah lowers the chain, and the T-800, into the molten steel. As they watch from above, the T-800 slowly disintegrates in the sizzling pool of fire. The last actual image of the T-800 is its outstretched hand forming a thumbs-up, signifying that the T-800 has managed to understand humanity."

"Although Maki protected her, Sara is still determined to kill him, as she thinks that he will eventually become like The One. Tired of being a guinea pig, as well as getting flashes of ESP that tells him that his son, Tsugumu, has yet another encounter with his failing health, Maki breaks out and heads toward his family. Sara tries to stop him, but Maki's old flight partner, Yamashima, who is also involved in this situation, covers for Maki, giving him time to comfort his sick child. As Tsugumu recovers, Maki vows to stay by his family's side until Tsugumu tells him to follow his dreams and continue flying, despite Tsugumu still being ill. His son feels guilt that his father abandoned his dreams of flight just to take care of him."

The two paragraphs above are from two different movies, and I found that they're very touching.

Let's see...Even a merely robot can understand humanity, why can't human do so? Rbotos are processed results of human, and yet they could surpress human in their feelings. I feel like human are very 'sap pai', or some sort of useless. I'm not directing everyone, but those who behaves without morale.
Some of you might say I'm some sort of insane cause being influenced by a mere movie or anything, but let's think a bit deeper. Movies are created by human, and the plot/scripts are thoughts of human, isn't it? And yet human could write them out but couldn't follow whatever they said...Sad case.

"Future is not predetermined and whatever happens depends on the choices we make.If a machine can learn the value of human life, maybe humanity can too."