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At 6:46. He coulda wrote space force. It is futuristic-more than air.

Mr. Nolan, thank you for bringing 2001: A Space Odyssey back to it's glory. Your dedication is wonderful. I too prefer film to video. The 70mm print with the original six channel soundtrack is amazing. When HAL speaks, his voice echoes as if it's coming from speakers located around the ship. The same effect occurs with the background announcement in Space Station 5, "Will Mr. Travers please contact the MET office" and "A Blue Ladies Cashmere Sweater Has Been Found In The Restroom. It Can Be Claimed At The Managers Desk." Yet, this is not how the film was shot and originally released. Rather, it was shot and first shown in Cinerama, a process developed in the late 1950s to draw people back to the theaters from television. An 180 degree screen surrounds the audience so their forward and peripheral vision is immersed in the film. Three separate, synchronized projectors filled the massive screen. This gives a more realistic sense of 3D than modern films with Polaroid glasses. Early Cinerama films such as How the West was Won (which I also saw in Cinerama) were shot with three cameras, but 2001: A space Odyssey was shot with Super Panavision 70 cameras that used special lenses and 65mm film stock that was printed on 70mm with the extra 5mm used for the magnetic, six track sound track. That's how I first saw 2001: A Space Odyssey in Los Angeles at the age of 15 and it changed my life. It's the reason I became a novelist, photographer and film maker. I have now seen the film at least three dozen times since in Cinerama, 70mm, 35mm, drive-ins, TV (pan and Scan and wide screen), VHS, Laser Disk, DVD and Blur-Ray. It never gets old. I last viewed it in July of 2024 on Blue-Ray. I was just going to look at the opening and wound up watching the entire movie through the end credits and exit music.

Lol anyone else notice how he can make 2 white dots strategically placed look haunting a. f. Its just 1 pixel wide though lmao.

Simply brilliant work.

Where did you all of these images from?

Sadie, you're welcome nearby as long as you stay to what you're making and shut your yappers up near our ears. Nobody here wants to hear that noise outside our windows if you work in photos.

это самый лучший , единственный, в своем роде , художник. как в человеке соединилась такая фантазия и мастерство художника? невероятно.

I'm scratching my head about people not trying to imitate 2001. It's one of the most imitated films of all time. It's also one of the most subject so revisionist critique, as if it is now impossible for there to me anything lacking about it. Don't get me wrong; I love 2001, but it is not too big to fail, nor is Kubrick. His work is monumental and has stood the test of time, but perfect, it is not.

Art is meant to challenge peoples perceptions of reality...no one dies this better then Bzinzski

These young punks today w/their wild music. Like this Lynch kid, show-off with "The Pink Room". We got rooms, too! But seriously: This is an epic TPFWWM track & much-appreciated. Thanks, LV-426 NightOps for gracing us w/an extended mix of this classic. And BTW, LV-426 N-Ops: Nice name.

I used to have some of these images (taken from magazines and such; never had money for or access to the fancy book collections) and would stare at them for hours and hours. I was seeking out all the fine details, trying to figure out the overall shapes, desperately trying to imagine the world and the story behind them... I swear, it feels like they had seared themselves deep into my mind all those decades ago, as if their creators left their fingerprints on my soul.

I separate sci fi art into two categories, Pre-Mobius and Post-Mobius.

Over the years, the more I see this with all of its acclaim, I am less and less impressed with the film and more intrigued with how they managed to make it back then, from technical aspects, battling egos, and how everyone, although hating at first, grew to respect such an overblown chunk of cinematic crap.

I would encourage all fans to read THE LOST WORLDS OF 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY.

so many stuff we see here in these magestic paints that are used in movies today... these were the real artists back in the 60's and 70's

this is the most magical stuff I've seen on youtube, this channel deserver millions of subcribers and I'll make sure that happens

this is the most magical stuff I've seen on youtube, this channel deserver millions of subcribers and I'll make sure that happens

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Merci du partage! Stéph.

im looking at service people, and i can see in 10 years time, that almost all of them are bots, he really saw the future, i know he surrounded himself with future concepts, does it really give you that window do you think?

es anyone remember scouring bookshops for 'papartiger' publications?

ES UN MAESTRO DE LO ONIRICO, SUBLIME OSCURIDAD TRANQUILIZADORA, INQUIETUD SUAVE QUE GENERA SUS IMAGENES, SIN PODER NEGAR QUE ALGO ASI HA PROVENIDO MAS DE UNA VEZ DE LA PROFUNDIDAD DE NUESTRAS MENTAS DE CUALQUIERA DE NOSOTROS SIN EXCEPCION

Since the 70's 2001 had been my number one favourite movies, up until watching Interstellar, which is now my number one movie, followed very closely by 2001 and 2010.

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Someone get this to Jay Bauman of RedLetterMedia. He loves this piece of music.

I just got a notification from this channel. Welcome back.

Mark my words he will score the new movie

This is fantastic, thanks!

A good future where everybodys polite and clean-cut. No weirdos.

Isn’t it strange that no one, even this bloke, has ever been able to predict or foresee future technology.

Phil collins adds so much to the drums.....incredible beats

We already would live in the spaceage if we didn’t waste our resources in wars killing each other.

Extremely beautiful SF-Art ! Dating from the 70's (I recognize Chris Foss, Peter Elson, and many others). Made with their hands and minds, not from AI...

This is an amazing exposition of art and imagination.

Trying to find this movie so i can watch or but i cant seem to find it anywhere! 😢

These are absolutely STUNNING. I can't even find words to describe them.

As a kid in the 60s and 70s, this was the future I thought I would have. Now - except for smartphones, the internet and drones - I’m VERY disappointed.

Syd Meade, Ridley Scott, Vangelis.........The architects......

Visions of an actual reality.....

He's pulled back the veil and peeked inside this is what he saw

Mesmerising

127 weeks at the Glendale Cinerama Theatre...a world record! in Toronto.

ПСИХОДЕЛИЧЕСКИЕ КАРТИНЫ НЕВЕДОМОГО НАМ МИРА ИГР РАЗУМА....ЭТО ПЕРВОЕ..ВТОРОЕ...ЭТО КАКОЕ ТО ДЕГЕНЕРАТИВНОЕ ВИДЕНИЕ СНОВ УЖАСОВ...ЛИБО КОШМАРЫ ПСИХИЧЕСКИ НЕУРАВНОВЕШЕННОГО МОЗГА ЧЕЛОВЕКА...НЕ РЕАЛЬНЫЙ МИР СНОВ - КОШМАРОВ...ГЕНИЙ!! ТАЛАНТИЩЕ!!🎉

_"C'mon TARS, open the pod bay doors."_

Perfectly matched music and video! This era of art is still unique today, just as the sounds and music of this era of TD are still unique today.

Old Ludwig would be proud.

Seriously intense. Giger did Xmas cards for Hallmark, but then one day, in 1963, he said "No more drivel, stop the crud, this stinks!" The rest is history.

The music is what makes this work.