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1968
2001: A Space Odyssey is a 1968 epic science fiction film produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick, who co-wrote the screenplay with Arthur C. Clarke. Its plot was inspired by several short stories optioned from Clarke, primarily "The Sentinel" (1951) and "Encounter in the Dawn" (1953). The film stars Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, William Sylvester, and Douglas Rain, and follows a voyage by astronauts, scientists, and…
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The journey is one of the most recurring and productive archetypes, from myth, where it originated, to literature and cinema. Thus, we have the oldest reference, the journey of Gilgamesh in the foundational Sumerian poem, that of Ulysses in the Odyssey , passing through many others, until we arrive at García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude or Italo Calvino's If on a Winter's Night a Traveler . We know that t…More
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▶️ Watch on 3Speak What happened to our humanity millions of years ago, are questions that few call attention, I am one of those few and this film accompanies me faithfully in something that will never have an answer but the fun is not to know the answer ... if not the odyssey of answering it. 2001: A Space Odyssey is a film of power that leaves two very marked sensations during my film experience when I saw it, the…More
Image You can say what you want about this movie. It's excruciatingly long, overly detailed, moralistic, and almost mind-numbing. Kubrick is navel-gazing, obsessed with his own perfection, and wanders through endless sequences with confusing, incomprehensible endings, and so on. The truth is that there are some films based on literature that you can watch without reading the book (like "The Name of the Rose")…More
Image source Hello dear moviegoers, I am pleased to participate in a new edition of the contest sponsored by CineTv, thinking about which movie to choose from some that have made me very sleepy, I chose 2001: A Space Odyssey. This choice is going to cause controversy and some problems in my marriage of 25 years because it is my husband's favorite movie, he has seen it more than 10 times and every time he gets excite…More
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I'll never forget the first time I watched the film that would become my favorite film of all time: 2001: A Space Odyssey directed and written by the genius Stanley Kubrick, co-written by Arthur C. Clarke and based on Clarke's short story The Sentinel. I was a teenager and watched it via TV, I was enthralled by it in a way few movies have achieved, the feelings it evoked in me are hard to describe, I was amazed, cur…More
Stanley Kubrick was possessed with the idea of changing the medium of film. Or at least extend it as far as he could. And if anyone in film history had the guts, the ability and the influence to do it, it would be Kubrick. I am a big Kubrick fan. He is possibly me second favourite, behind Hitchcock. This is partly due to the fact that he just was different and dared to be different, whether it "worked" or not - and…More
I love cinematography, I watched most of the well-known movie masterpieces so every time I found on the web some new facts I'm very pleased. On the link below you can read a short history about music from Stanley Kubrick's *2001 Space Odyssey* Posted using Partiko iOSMore
This came up recently in some texts with an old friend after I found this ticket stub. This screening ended up being one of the best moviegoing experiences of my life. 2001 in 70mm The ArcLight Hollywood The above mentioned friend had heard it was coming in 70mm, and he urged me to join him. He even underscored his point by buying my ticket. I had never seen the film. The place was packed. Minds were blown. I have a…More
One of the most epic, most famous edits in film history, a loose match cut, a match cut, insert opinion here, etc. From our age of the ape, from basic tools, to our age of space travel, to advanced machinery. I say "our" because that's the whole point; someone has been here. What is this monolith? Stanley Kubrick is maybe the most genius fimmaker to ever live? Not saying he is my favorite, but dang this dude was sha…More
Fuente Christopher Nolan, haznos el favor a todos de alejar tus zarpas de los clásicos... no toques nada mas, haz tus _cosetas_ pensadas para engañar a gafapastas y no toques los clásicos!!! En esta cinta has saturado el color hasta la extenuación, esta película ya no es lo que Kubrick hizo, has tenido que dejar tu firma porque "tu lo vales". No hay duda de que Nolan pasara a la historia del cine por méritos propios…More