Terminator 3: Hunt

 The H-K transmitted data on the dune buggies to Skynet and continued its progress.
	The civic center was surrounded by houses, and many of them were indicating heat traces, all near exterior windows. The H-K concluded that the hotter traces corresponded to one or more Resistance fighters currently stationed at window positions.
	From a distance of three hundred yards, it targeted the nearest of the high-heat traces and fired a missile.
	In an instant, the 1970-era two-story home around the heat trace exploded, the heat generated by the missile washing out all other video data from that direction. The shock wave was insufficient to buffet the H-K at this distance. The H-K transmitted a report of one Resistance combat position terminated.
	A split second later, the H-K detected a new heat trace lighting up a street-level engineering element: an open manhole. Because the heat trace began there and then stretched at tremendous speed toward the H-K’s position, the H-K concluded that it was a missile.
	It did not have time to transmit this information to Skynet. The missile hit its forward port rotor housing and detonated, sending shredded remains of the H-K on a ballistic descent into a dozen houses below.