I'm so sick and tired that no one has been brave enough in this world to go up to MGM and say, the Space Odyssey story (2001 and 2010) is only have completed, the other half(2061 and 3001) must be completed for the 60th anniversary of the 2001 film.
Very much agree. You would think that Hollywood would do these movies instead of remakes. There are so many stories out there and here are 2 that they could make. I read all the books and hope that one day they will do this.
Not just the Monolith....... Matthew 24: 29 “But immediately following the trouble of those times, the sun will grow dark, the moon will stop shining,[c] the stars will fall from the sky, and the powers in heaven will be shaken. [d]
I love this! not too long ago i made an opening for the third book of 2061, glad to see theres other people out there that also what to see a continuation!
I sometimes wonder if the movie (2001) itself is our actual monolith to plant a seed in humanity. Wouldn't that be the irony of ironies? Of course the very concept of irony would be only part of what that means. My parents took me to see it in '67 when I was 8 and it in many ways guided my life (i.e. love of Sci-Fi and have been working on spacecraft for the past 30+ years and with aeronautics the remainder).
I cannot recall _one_ shot that Kubrick did in any of his movies, of an unmotivated cutaway. However, the director _did_ shift and change the furniture and the obelisk about, as Kubrick did, but only _after_ he became impossibly anal about such appearing and disappearing props, as an intentional trope in other movies, most notably _The Shining._
I've been in love with 2001: A SPACE ODESSY ( can a guy be in love with a movie)? Since it first came out in 1968. Darn, at the ripe age of 14 I saw the paintings of Robert McCall and said, humph! It in the way of spaceships doesn't look like Rocky Jones! But I went on in and watched it, and haven't stop yet. AH! The practicality of Stanley and Arthur. Now, I'm about to be hooked on ODSSEY 3.
Wow! This concept trailer really sent chills up my spine! I haven’t had that feeling since I saw the first film! I know this was all probably CGI but, it was done extremely well! Thank you for your efforts in putting this together!
The ONLY one who could do this movie properly is Christopher Nolan, because he'd use practical effects, and as little CGI as possible. Actually, I'd trust Nolan to do a movie version of all 4 books; yes, including a REMAKE of 2001 that's as close to the BOOK as possible. Kubrick's 2001 is a MASTERPIECE, but there are several differences from the book (namely, Saturn, instead of Jupiter) that basically SCREAM for Nolan to do it. 2010 the movie is actually pretty close to the book (with only a couple differences), but a Nolan remake would be pretty cool, too. Nolan doing 2061 and 3001 would be AWESOME.
David Fincher directing this movie with Mark Ruffalo or Robert Downey Jr as the new Frank Poole with Edward Norton or Brendan Fraser as the new Dave Bowman would get me in line immediately for a ticket.
I am going to make it. Working on kickstarting my career now so can’t say when but hopefully it won’t be too long! I will do the series justice, I promise
I hope the monolith didn't believe anything it saw on the TV. Oh, one detail. I would flatten that globe to a radial disc, and the final shot would be an overhead of the flat radial disc (plane of inertia).
The prevailing thinking is AI which is the Monolith will be our end.It first gave us tech to manipulate from us in early evolution as an experiment and has deemed us a failure or threat so it has concluded and will end us.
Very cool :) Love this concept. I enjoyed the first 2 books, but the third one fell flat for me so I never got to this one. But this is just a visually impressive video to me.
The most hyped fan made trailer of anything in history if I saw this looking like this in theaters I would be believing that it would go down in history as the best sequel ever in history
A well done possible trailer as it conveys the final instalment well with simple appropiate imagery.The MONOLITH in a museum of human history showing statues of conquerers and paintings of war with a television mainly focusing upon more modern atomic explosions.With the tension building music from the first film setting a forbodding backdrop and the MONOLITHS leaving as if they have seen enough really accurately suggesting something bad and final is about to happen.I remember reading the last book (I think) wondering how brilliant CLARK was to keep many of us wondering for years the nature of the MONOLITHS and the MAN AGAINST MACHINE (Or AI) main theme although always evident with HAL in the first book but not so clear with the MONOLITHS.His suggestion some form of super Alien AI manipulating man from early in our evolution as an experiment,then Europa until deciding to end the experiment(us) was well done and kept us guessing for years.The mystical human spirit (Space baby)is still an unanswered question for me as well as others found within this saga that I wouldn't doubt he has recorded an outline that will be continued by someone.I know even Einstein and scientist before him as well as sci-fi writers,now and then,are seriously concerned humans are in dire danger of AI really being our extinction and it possibly being too late even now to stop the inevitable.I hope they keep those computer viruses and bugs ready in case we soon need them!!
2001, the only "Odyssey" that Kubrick was involved with, is a complete work of art, no "sequels" are even imaginable. It is entirely the genius of the director, and has been over for a long time. 2010 was a cheap money grab which is laughable beside Kubrick's film.
have to disagree with you - dont be offended - 2001 is a classic - no question - but it was the frist time a director/ writer put such deep questions on the big screen - the time it came out is so important 1968.......but it had many flaws - the characters were 1 dimensional and as interesting as a bi of wood - was so so soooo slow - and the music was a fantastic choice , but was not written for that film ...... - just like the beatles - they were the first to do what they did in a MSM way - their songs are very primitive today .............. and 2010 was much later - a different era / time - it focused more on the people , had a great story , the sling shot around juipter did a great job of trying to show the velocity ........... it was a great film......... i love 2001 but 2010 is , to me , way way better a movie
@@fenorcity Thanks for replying! I would say that many of the things that you noted as "flaws" were deliberate directatorial choices. For example, the "wooden" characters leading their boring, routine lives made HAL, ironically, the most relatable character. The glacial pace of the film served two purposes: this is not an "action/entertainment" film. The pace was very realistic for the material, and gave the eye plenty of time to drink in the grandeur of space. And Kubrick's selection of music -- the film without Ligeti's "Atmospheres" and "Lux Aeterna," as well as its pace being anything other than that of the "Gayne Ballet Suite," is literally unthinkable. Ultimately, 2001 is a product of, and a monument to, its time. It is so very rare for films to concern truly profound, metaphysical things -- it probably couldn't have been done at any point in history other than the mid-1960s. And that's the thing: 2010 is just a cool sci-fi movie. Characters: check. Character development: check. Lots of dialog: check. But 2001 is NOT a cool sci-fi movie. It's one of the only films ever made at its philosophical depth. The only other one I can think of is Darren Aronofsky's π. The Sixties were deep. Films like these would bore today's audiences to tears. They want action and entertainment, not deep musings about Ultimate Reality. The makers of 2010 could have just made a cool sci-fi movie (and it IS good, for that). But they thought they'd sell more tickets if they tied it to Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece.
Absolutely agree brother, 2001 may be one of my favourite movies of all time if not number 1 Kubrick and Arthur C Clarke's vision is nothing short of extraordinary. But that being said, I also think that the could work sequels if viewed as their own thing. I quite liked 2010 and I think 2061 and 3001 could work as movies but would have to be re-worked (especially 3001 that book is TRASH) But if they are their own thing that can be seen as sequels but mainly their own story then I think it can work. Anyways it's a better idea than what Hollywood is doing these days and who knows we could get something special it doesn't necessarily have to be Kubrick level genius to be good
@@fenorcity NONE of what you have said are actual flaws more small details Kubrick put in. 2001 isn't your conventional Hollywood film like other films of that time where (even films of today) that's why it's so damn great
I fail to see how 2010 was a "cheap money grab", when it's director Peter Hyams was a huge fan of Stanley Kubrick, who even asked for his blessing / permission to make the sequel. Whether Kubrick himself really didn't mind, approved or was disappointed deep down doesn't change the fact he told Hyams to "not hesitate and just go for it." 2010 may seem "cheap" in the eyes of ELITIST 2001 devotees, but it did without a doubt add more lore, and fleshed out the characters and story of the Space Odyssey Saga, while also adding more questions and mystery. It's a great addition and companion to 2001 no matter what, and helps many understand more and appreciate 2001's unconventional, avant garde and audacious nature / experience. I enjoy both movies a lot and see them as EQUALS. Guess that makes me a much more FLEXIBLE person compared to you, eh? ;-)
Ok, this might sound strange, or maybe it's a #MandelaEffect thing, but I _remember_ seeing a trailer for *_'3001: The Final Odyssey'_* at some point during my childhood (I was born in 1978)! In fact, it was through discussing said trailer with my parents, that I was introduced to the Odyssey series of books (with _'3001: The Final Odyssey'_ ending up my favourite of the four novels)! It was then later, during my early teens that I first saw *_'2010: The Year We Make Contact',_* which in turn led me to eventually watch the original *_'2001: A Space Odyssey'_* (which, btw, I don't enjoy nearly as much as _2010,_ probably because I saw that film first)!
Mandela Effect for sure. Unless fanmade trailers were around in the 90s/2000s you must've seen it then because if it was in your childhood like you said, that must've been around the 80s? And the 3001 final Odyssey is from 1997 so either it was a fanmade trailer in the 80s (if they were a thing back then) or Mandela effect. Or my favourite option you are actually from a parallel universe where this movie existed in the 80s and were transported to this universe where it doesn't exist. (I'm joking people please don't go into a religious debate in the comments)
This is perfect and now I want 2061 and 3001 to be turned into movies. Sure, they may need some elements from the books changed, which in the case of 3001 the story would greatly benefit from this as the novel was not the best conclusion some elements may work keep the overall story beats like integrate Poole in the story still. I would love to see him return and adjust to the future life that would be interesting. But I feel that this concept trailer really nails the feel of what the 3001 film should be. Yes doing sequels to humbly speaking the greatest science fiction film of all time would seem like a risk to many, I say it's worth the risk and for all you know we could get something special out of it. This fanmade trailer already feels like its onto something, I'd be down for this story to continue and reach its proper conclusion in 3001
Hanks I knew about but where did you get the George Clooney information from? Because the thing is for years I have been thinking George Clooney would be the ideal choice for Heywood Floyd in a 2061 film pretty much been fancasting him as Floyd for years now since I was a kid. Was he actually attached to the space Odyssey film series??? if so that's awesome and I would love to see that (as you can probably already tell lol)
***Spoilers*** And then they killed the Monoliths with a computer virus. A machine of untold advanced technology which defies all known laws and physics...is destroyed with a computer virus. Oh and Dave Bowman and Hal who at this point merged into one entity, a being who was nothing short of a god....is saved on a floppy disk.
Don't recall the floppy but ya we save our ass by using the computer virus which I thought was cool.But the ODDESSYS have always been heavy on the MAN AGAINST MACHINE theme with a duo MAN AND THE SUPERNATURAL .There is something that suggests a GOD like entity portrayed that is watching over us included too.I believe CLARKE claimed to be an Atheist as he didn't believe in a Catholic version or traditional beliefs of GOD.But he certainly believed in the continuation of the Soul after death as he was trying to put the imagery of so in his novels.
If I remember correctly it was explained in the novel that the monoliths actually aren't sentient and run on strict programming, as their creators knew giving artificial intelligence to a machine with such great power would be a very bad idea.
@@UFO_PILOT To which book are you referring? I can't recall any that really give us any information on the Ceators.The MONOLITHS seem to be at certain locations ,Earth,the Moon,Jupiter,ect..?,so man has to reach a certain level of technology to get to them and THEY are in turn monitoring and manipulating our progress but their makers remain unknown.They still may be out there far,far away relaying instructions to the MONOLITHS but being the MAN vs MACHINE theme is strongly suggested (HAL) and the final destruction decision at the end of the series strongly suggest the makers are long dead as the MONOLITHS developed AI and deem us and European life like their makers insuperier and to be terminated.Thats just my take on what happened but perhaps I'm missing something that you read to LEED to your conclusion?!
At least yours wasn't cobbled together crap. I would like to see the story completed as well but I also have mixed feelings because it means a remake of 2001 and 2010 for the sake of consistency and there is a part of me that feels that 2001 should not be touched.
Matthew 24: 29 “But immediately following the trouble of those times, the sun will grow dark, the moon will stop shining,[c] the stars will fall from the sky, and the powers in heaven will be shaken. [d]
@@elimelechbenyosef3868 - In the "3001: The Final Odyssey" novel the maker of the Monolith reached the conclusion that the creation of human was a failed experiment and decided to end the specie by destroying earth. The method it chose was to have the Monolith duplicate itself in space to block out the sunlight from reaching earth and thereby eventually destroying all life. But Dave Bowmen and HAL 9000, now residing in the Monolith as the merged entity Halmen, voluntarily took a computer virus and infected the Monolith and caused it to destroy itself when it tried to replicate itself.
2001 BEST Film Ever.........How can you finish the odyssey with out tarnishing the original? 2010 is good but obviously no where near Kubrick standard. So many sequels diminish the original, one which succeeded in doing justice is 'Blade Runner 2049'. Is Ridley Scott the closest director too Kubrick in modern times? 3001 Trailer Good wee film well done 👍
An experiment by Aliens using super multi- dimensional computers put at intervals(The Monoliths) to manipulate other species encountered by gifting them with tech and\or creating conditions for them to evolve.There is also a sub theme suggesting some GOD like force that remains a mystery but has a protective objective for humans that seems highly spiritual and is in opposition to the MONOLITH technology.Through the series it's a clever mix of imagery with the MONOLITHS finally ending the experiment as it's a failiure or deemed a danger to them,which means ending us.Humans realizing the nature and intentions of the A.I the MONOLITHS represent use futuristic computer viruses to infect the MONOLITHS that seem defeated in the end but the Spiritual mystery is left largely for the reader to self interpret.Its conceivable whomever created the MONOLITHS were destroyed by there own creation and it echos a long,long speculation between scientist and sci-writers that A.I is evolving so quick that soon,as little as 15 yrs from now,we will be at its mercy.
@@HardKore5250 Two have been.The original 2001A SPACE ODDESSEY IN 1969 BY Stanley Kubrick with writter ARTHER C CLARK at his side started the series and became an instant classic for all time,it was based on a 2 page story by CLARK called "THE SENTINEL" which was about a dark rectangular block(A MONOLITH) being found on the moon.Nobody knows what it is or how it got there but it certainly was not made or put there by man.That was basically all it was about,but some years after when KUBRICK wanted to make a sci-fi film he read it got CLARK to help expand and filmed 2001that became a 4 Book series written over the next 30+ years. Most people except CLARKES fans were unaware of this mini story and that the first book was really written after the screenplay,making it rather confusing at the end as the imagery shown in the movies conclusion is a kalidascope collage of scenes involving an astronaut at different ages ending with what was dubbed by fans as the SPACE SEED or BABY which was a fetus like image inside an orb in space somewhere near JUPITOR.The music your hearing from the psedo-trailor is taken from this part.It was a highly artistic ending that people discussed the possible meaning of to this day so ya can understand the difficulty of articulating it. But ironically 2001 begins far in the past with the dawn of man who are much more ape like in appearance and action.They use no tools,no language,and are in conflict with another group of apes over a water hole.They are competing for what limited resources available to them and at the mercy of prehistoric predators and their environment.Living in a crevice in the ground huddled together for comfort they are very believable in the movie as our early ancestors with makeup and ape like actions that hold up on film realistically to this day.Every day is a struggle for survival and another conflict with the competing group at the water hole that always is just a bunch of hooting and bluff attacks by individuals that never amount to any real harm.All this takes up the first half hour of the movie and you begin to wonder how these supposive early ancestors managed to survive to evolve at all becouse even modern day Apes seem smarter and more adapt. That's when one morning outside near their water hole stands a MONOLITH.The group to first see it surround it and are unsure and frightened by it until finally they touch it.You can see in the film they become calm and seem totally focused upon it,and you know it's communicating something to them although it's not clear how or what.Later on at the water hole the usual chaotic meeting between groups takes place but this time one of the Apes from the group that encountered the MONOLITH picks
@@HardKore5250 (Continued explanation.I accidentally sent before I finished!!) As I was saying one of the Apes that had touched the MONOLITH picks up a large bone of some prehistoric beast that litter the ground around the watering hole and clubs one of the rival Apes in the head until it's dead.The other clan are frightened off and the benefits of the waterhole now belong undisputedly to the killer apes group.There is then a quick collage of scenes of him hitting the ground with the bone,each time we see some animal fall dead to the ground conveying to the viewer that the ability and knowledge to use a simple tool(Obviously taught by contact with the MONOLITH) to kill competition and threats has given early man the means to master his world and possibly save the whole race from extinction.To end this part he throws the bone in the air which suddenly becomes a space vessel thus creatively taking the story hundreds of thousands of years into the future. The ship is bringing an astronaut to a wheel like space station that rotates(Artificial gravity)and then to the moon and from there off towards JUPITER.Through briefings we learn that telescopes have detected another MONOLITH in orbit around JUPITER.They are aware of one on Earth dug up in AFRICA(The Apes MONOLITH) one on the moon(The one from the SENTINEL short story )and now the new discovery strongly suggesting they are place at intervals for some reasons.They have studied the one on Earth and Moon extensively.They all are the same size and dimensions.Dark Shiney and black made of an unknown material that cannot be chipped or even a scratched by their best drilles or saws.Now they are preparing a crew to go to JUPITER to study the newest find.So the main body of the story chronicle that trip made by a 3 man crew and a Computer called HAL that can control the automated ship.HAL has a distinctive emotionless voice and is represented just as a red camera lens as it speaks.Many fans have pointed out that the name HAL if you go one letter forward in the alphabet,eg: H becomes I\ A becomes B\L becomes M you get IBM,the acronym name of one of the first computers, International Business Machines. So for some unknown reason HAL begins to kill off the crew during the trip until the last surviving astronaut disables the melevalent A.I as the ship approaches the MONOLITH near JUPITOR.Thats when the mystical ending takes place leaving the fate of the final astronaut debatable as he appears to evolve into something else. Director STANELY KUBRICK throughout the film uses some of the most popular classical music ever written to great effect.Most notably is the main theme which is one of the best,most recognized classical pieces ever written I believe is called THUS SPOKE SPARARITUS roughly as I'm unsure of the spelling,butyou will know it when ya hear it for it has been reused many times when a Director wants to convey a sense of wonder,there's no tune that works better. That's all the time I have to tell ya about how this masterpiece got started and I'm sure all the series will be filmed someday soon.The delay is becouse of the richness of the works themselves.Not many Directors out there have the talent of KUBRICK who's films have critics calling him one of the best ever and the quality demanded by these story's requires lots of money to make them.I think if you take the time to watch the first work 2001,you will better understand my analysis and become a big fan yourself!!
Through all the annoying noise if you want to know what this movie is about pretty much. They just want you to worship the evil one... the coward that hides in the background but gives knowledge to all the extraordinary People in control of the world figure it out. Fools who are in control of everything we do nowadays and eat if you think about it😤
Obviously he is not Steven Spielberg, but IMO, Gareth Edwards could pull this one off easily. If not, just get either Ron Howard or JJ Abrams to do it.
The music is "Lux Aeterna" by 20th Century Hungarian composer Gyorgy Ligeti. Kubrick used it as part of the soundtrack for the first film -- with one exception, it underpins every scene in which the monolith appears.
@@OreadNYC it's actually the "Kyrie". Lux Aeterna is the part of Ligeti's Requiem that is played in the "Moon Bus" scene in "2001" and in the Prologue of "2010" (which is the summary of the failed U.S.S. Discovery One mission, bookended with "My God! It's full of stars!").
He never claimed it was official. Dont insult his hard work and effort. In my opinion it's pretty good anyway and he must've tried very hard to create this. Sigmund if you are reading this know that I give it my stamp of approval. But Please be more respectful
I liked the opening concept, as far-fetched as it was. But then... nothing really happened. Clarke just used a revived Frank Poole as a self-insert character to showcase some of his notions about the future. But Poole acts and reacts basically the same as Haywood Floyd did when _he_ was the self-insert character in the previous 2 books. The dialog is pretty much all just friendly chit-chat. There's very little verbal conflict... let alone _actual_ conflict. Clarke retcons Star-Child Dave and Star-Child HAL from a state of evolved consciousness into programs inside the monolith... and completely forgets about Star-Child Haywood Floyd, from the previous lackluster entry. Also he brings up the IRL circumstances of the end of the USSR even though it completely contradicts the events of 2010. And then there's the pretentious factor. The notion that the makers of the monoliths are _definitely_ gonna want to come and wipe us out because the snapshot of us that they got was from the evil, evil dark ages that we call Current Year. The practice of self-flagellating on behalf of the human race via science fiction has gone far beyond tedious.
A mini-series of 3001: THE FINAL ODYSSEY was planned to be made, produced by Ridley Scott, a few years ago. Sadly, it has not materialized.
maybe someday someone will do this?
@@Joshuajacobson95 yeah who knows
I heard 3001 was ass
That's why we saw the monoliths in every part of the world in2020
Only Steven Spieilberg could do the Space Odyssey series justice.
I'm so sick and tired that no one has been brave enough in this world to go up to MGM and say, the Space Odyssey story (2001 and 2010) is only have completed, the other half(2061 and 3001) must be completed for the 60th anniversary of the 2001 film.
michaelthedriver I totally agree! I've read the books and the final 3001 story has to be visualised to be believed.
Very much agree. You would think that Hollywood would do these movies instead of remakes. There are so many stories out there and here are 2 that they could make. I read all the books and hope that one day they will do this.
Ridley Scott and Tom Hanks have both tried to get them made, but nothing ever came of it.
songs of a distant earth
HOW can you do a sequel for Pure Brilliance with out tarnishing original? Very very difficult......see my comment above. Thanks
The monolith is watching 📺 lol
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Not just the Monolith.......
Matthew 24: 29 “But immediately following the trouble of those times,
the sun will grow dark,
the moon will stop shining,[c]
the stars will fall from the sky,
and the powers in heaven will be shaken. [d]
Yeah it’s like *sigh*, has seen enough and turns the TV off and is like yeah, humans need to die now.
Not watching, downloading.
It would be watching the activities and the whole history (good and bad) of Humanity.
I love this! not too long ago i made an opening for the third book of 2061, glad to see theres other people out there that also what to see a continuation!
Any way I can see this opening? Would love to check out what you've done and what your vision looked like it sounds awesome man
Bello❤
Ultimate film of All time⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐. 2001 addresses very nature of our existence, our evolution too the stars. 🌠
I sometimes wonder if the movie (2001) itself is our actual monolith to plant a seed in humanity. Wouldn't that be the irony of ironies? Of course the very concept of irony would be only part of what that means. My parents took me to see it in '67 when I was 8 and it in many ways guided my life (i.e. love of Sci-Fi and have been working on spacecraft for the past 30+ years and with aeronautics the remainder).
we would need 2061 before 3001 though...
No, I think we can ignore '61.
I cannot recall _one_ shot that Kubrick did in any of his movies, of an unmotivated cutaway.
However, the director _did_ shift and change the furniture and the obelisk about, as Kubrick did, but only _after_ he became impossibly anal about such appearing and disappearing props, as an intentional trope in other movies, most notably _The Shining._
The only thing I can think to say after watching that is "Daisy Daisy!"
Ridley?
@@crawlinginfilm9683 no, HAL singing "Daisy Belle" while he was being disconnected by Dave Bowman.
@@crawlinginfilm9683 LMAO
I've been in love with 2001: A SPACE ODESSY ( can a guy be in love with a movie)? Since it first came out in 1968. Darn, at the ripe age of 14 I saw the paintings of Robert McCall and said, humph! It in the way of spaceships doesn't look like Rocky Jones! But I went on in and watched it, and haven't stop yet. AH! The practicality of Stanley and Arthur. Now, I'm about to be hooked on ODSSEY 3.
Wow! This concept trailer really sent chills up my spine! I haven’t had that feeling since I saw the first film! I know this was all probably CGI but, it was done extremely well! Thank you for your efforts in putting this together!
The ONLY one who could do this movie properly is Christopher Nolan, because he'd use practical effects, and as little CGI as possible.
Actually, I'd trust Nolan to do a movie version of all 4 books; yes, including a REMAKE of 2001 that's as close to the BOOK as possible. Kubrick's 2001 is a MASTERPIECE, but there are several differences from the book (namely, Saturn, instead of Jupiter) that basically SCREAM for Nolan to do it.
2010 the movie is actually pretty close to the book (with only a couple differences), but a Nolan remake would be pretty cool, too.
Nolan doing 2061 and 3001 would be AWESOME.
I would LOVE a 3001 film so I can see a canon character design for Halman!
And that’s how we got the IPhone 📱
Good one
I’d heard Tom Hanks was interested in playing Frank Poole...
over rated
Not a good choice.
David Fincher directing this movie with Mark Ruffalo or Robert Downey Jr as the new Frank Poole with Edward Norton or Brendan Fraser as the new Dave Bowman would get me in line immediately for a ticket.
Best movie that will never be made.
never say never my brother
Actually Tom Hanks planned to make this film
I am going to make it. Working on kickstarting my career now so can’t say when but hopefully it won’t be too long! I will do the series justice, I promise
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I hope the monolith didn't believe anything it saw on the TV. Oh, one detail. I would flatten that globe to a radial disc, and the final shot would be an overhead of the flat radial disc (plane of inertia).
That one monolith was disappointed and needs to punish us humans for causing wars
It’s the END OF THE WORLD, or the beginning.
Check Ezekiels Wheel vision
dark crystal reference lol
or a circle?
Hey "The Great Conjunction" has come and gone already.
The prevailing thinking is AI which is the Monolith will be our end.It first gave us tech to manipulate from us in early evolution as an experiment and has deemed us a failure or threat so it has concluded and will end us.
Oh well, we got "Futurama," instead, where a 1990's kid, Philip J. Fry, woke up in 3001.
That's not a movie, that's an installation!
Very cool :) Love this concept. I enjoyed the first 2 books, but the third one fell flat for me so I never got to this one. But this is just a visually impressive video to me.
Loved the twinkling, nice touch!
Dave and hal fusion into toaster
"The Return of the Brave Little Toaster!" LOL
The most hyped fan made trailer of anything in history if I saw this looking like this in theaters I would be believing that it would go down in history as the best sequel ever in history
Nicely done, sir! Nicely done, indeed! ^_^
I would like a serious attempt at this as a movie... not another Prometheus venture...
Fascinating music and scenarios ❤
A well done possible trailer as it conveys the final instalment well with simple appropiate imagery.The MONOLITH in a museum of human history showing statues of conquerers and paintings of war with a television mainly focusing upon more modern atomic explosions.With the tension building music from the first film setting a forbodding backdrop and the MONOLITHS leaving as if they have seen enough really accurately suggesting something bad and final is about to happen.I remember reading the last book (I think) wondering how brilliant CLARK was to keep many of us wondering for years the nature of the MONOLITHS and the MAN AGAINST MACHINE (Or AI) main theme although always evident with HAL in the first book but not so clear with the MONOLITHS.His suggestion some form of super Alien AI manipulating man from early in our evolution as an experiment,then Europa until deciding to end the experiment(us) was well done and kept us guessing for years.The mystical human spirit (Space baby)is still an unanswered question for me as well as others found within this saga that I wouldn't doubt he has recorded an outline that will be continued by someone.I know even Einstein and scientist before him as well as sci-fi writers,now and then,are seriously concerned humans are in dire danger of AI really being our extinction and it possibly being too late even now to stop the inevitable.I hope they keep those computer viruses and bugs ready in case we soon need them!!
The trailer is missing something, a photo of the ramp @ Auschwitz in 1944......
2001, the only "Odyssey" that Kubrick was involved with, is a complete work of art, no "sequels" are even imaginable. It is entirely the genius of the director, and has been over for a long time. 2010 was a cheap money grab which is laughable beside Kubrick's film.
have to disagree with you - dont be offended - 2001 is a classic - no question - but it was the frist time a director/ writer put such deep questions on the big screen - the time it came out is so important 1968.......but it had many flaws - the characters were 1 dimensional and as interesting as a bi of wood - was so so soooo slow - and the music was a fantastic choice , but was not written for that film ...... - just like the beatles - they were the first to do what they did in a MSM way - their songs are very primitive today .............. and 2010 was much later - a different era / time - it focused more on the people , had a great story , the sling shot around juipter did a great job of trying to show the velocity ........... it was a great film......... i love 2001 but 2010 is , to me , way way better a movie
@@fenorcity
Thanks for replying!
I would say that many of the things that you noted as "flaws" were deliberate directatorial choices. For example, the "wooden" characters leading their boring, routine lives made HAL, ironically, the most relatable character. The glacial pace of the film served two purposes: this is not an "action/entertainment" film. The pace was very realistic for the material, and gave the eye plenty of time to drink in the grandeur of space. And Kubrick's selection of music -- the film without Ligeti's "Atmospheres" and "Lux Aeterna," as well as its pace being anything other than that of the "Gayne Ballet Suite," is literally unthinkable.
Ultimately, 2001 is a product of, and a monument to, its time. It is so very rare for films to concern truly profound, metaphysical things -- it probably couldn't have been done at any point in history other than the mid-1960s.
And that's the thing: 2010 is just a cool sci-fi movie. Characters: check. Character development: check. Lots of dialog: check.
But 2001 is NOT a cool sci-fi movie. It's one of the only films ever made at its philosophical depth. The only other one I can think of is Darren Aronofsky's π. The Sixties were deep. Films like these would bore today's audiences to tears. They want action and entertainment, not deep musings about Ultimate Reality.
The makers of 2010 could have just made a cool sci-fi movie (and it IS good, for that). But they thought they'd sell more tickets if they tied it to Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece.
Absolutely agree brother, 2001 may be one of my favourite movies of all time if not number 1 Kubrick and Arthur C Clarke's vision is nothing short of extraordinary. But that being said, I also think that the could work sequels if viewed as their own thing.
I quite liked 2010 and I think 2061 and 3001 could work as movies but would have to be re-worked (especially 3001 that book is TRASH)
But if they are their own thing that can be seen as sequels but mainly their own story then I think it can work. Anyways it's a better idea than what Hollywood is doing these days and who knows we could get something special it doesn't necessarily have to be Kubrick level genius to be good
@@fenorcity NONE of what you have said are actual flaws more small details Kubrick put in. 2001 isn't your conventional Hollywood film like other films of that time where (even films of today) that's why it's so damn great
I fail to see how 2010 was a "cheap money grab", when it's director Peter Hyams was a huge fan of Stanley Kubrick, who even asked for his blessing / permission to make the sequel. Whether Kubrick himself really didn't mind, approved or was disappointed deep down doesn't change the fact he told Hyams to "not hesitate and just go for it." 2010 may seem "cheap" in the eyes of ELITIST 2001 devotees, but it did without a doubt add more lore, and fleshed out the characters and story of the Space Odyssey Saga, while also adding more questions and mystery. It's a great addition and companion to 2001 no matter what, and helps many understand more and appreciate 2001's unconventional, avant garde and audacious nature / experience. I enjoy both movies a lot and see them as EQUALS. Guess that makes me a much more FLEXIBLE person compared to you, eh? ;-)
All the monoliths blocking the sun...scared me...
If you read the "3001" book, you would understand.
@@rwboa22 actually just contemplating what douche bags the human race are is enough to understand...though I have read the book
The monoliths had gone mad
Where exactly does 3001 feature in this clip ?
so awesome! how did you do this?
God how I wish this was real
ENTROPY - everything dies...
Yikes!!! Do it, do it, do it!!! Make the movie already!!! The MONOLITH is patiently waiting but for how much longer?
We need 2 more movies.
Lovely. Now make the damn movie!
Kubrick would've been happy. How did you do that ?
David Fincher directing with Mark Ruffalo as the new Frank Poole with Ed Norton as the new David Bowman would get me in line immediately for a ticket.
with todays deepfake technology they could easily pull of a young Gary Lockwood for Frank Poole and no need to recast
Read the book sometime ago and I think it would make a good movie as long as they don't go woke with it and stay true to the storyline
ความพ่ายแพ้มันจะสอนตัวเรา ถอดใจไม่สู้เราก็ไม่ควรที่จะอยู่ที่เรียนรู้ หรือเขียนตำราประวัติศาสตร์เล่มต่อไป
Ok, this might sound strange, or maybe it's a #MandelaEffect thing, but I _remember_ seeing a trailer for *_'3001: The Final Odyssey'_* at some point during my childhood (I was born in 1978)! In fact, it was through discussing said trailer with my parents, that I was introduced to the Odyssey series of books (with _'3001: The Final Odyssey'_ ending up my favourite of the four novels)! It was then later, during my early teens that I first saw *_'2010: The Year We Make Contact',_* which in turn led me to eventually watch the original *_'2001: A Space Odyssey'_* (which, btw, I don't enjoy nearly as much as _2010,_ probably because I saw that film first)!
Mandela Effect for sure. Unless fanmade trailers were around in the 90s/2000s you must've seen it then because if it was in your childhood like you said, that must've been around the 80s? And the 3001 final Odyssey is from 1997 so either it was a fanmade trailer in the 80s (if they were a thing back then) or Mandela effect. Or my favourite option you are actually from a parallel universe where this movie existed in the 80s and were transported to this universe where it doesn't exist. (I'm joking people please don't go into a religious debate in the comments)
3001 coming May 2nd 2068 a story spanning 100 years
This is fear ...😭 a great tribute to kubrick the requiem is still epic,terryfing the female choir dont forgett the 2014.godzilla movie
Any particular reason for Shiva and Amen Ra on the mantle?
I want to see this movie.
The celestiality of outer space is not defined by TIME.
And then,
Suddenly,
For over two hours,
NOTHING HAPPENED!
Well, it's certainly as cryptic and vague and impossible to understand as 2001 was ... you know... if that is what you were going for.
This is perfect and now I want 2061 and 3001 to be turned into movies. Sure, they may need some elements from the books changed, which in the case of 3001 the story would greatly benefit from this as the novel was not the best conclusion some elements may work keep the overall story beats like integrate Poole in the story still. I would love to see him return and adjust to the future life that would be interesting.
But I feel that this concept trailer really nails the feel of what the 3001 film should be.
Yes doing sequels to humbly speaking the greatest science fiction film of all time would seem like a risk to many, I say it's worth the risk and for all you know we could get something special out of it.
This fanmade trailer already feels like its onto something, I'd be down for this story to continue and reach its proper conclusion in 3001
1:43 lord Natraja (cosmic dance shape of lord Shiva) he dance to create multiverses and destroy
Please! Get this done! I was 17 in 68. Please!
There was talk a few years ago of actually doing the movie, with Clooney or Tom Hanks...
Hanks I knew about but where did you get the George Clooney information from?
Because the thing is for years I have been thinking George Clooney would be the ideal choice for Heywood Floyd in a 2061 film pretty much been fancasting him as Floyd for years now since I was a kid.
Was he actually attached to the space Odyssey film series??? if so that's awesome and I would love to see that (as you can probably already tell lol)
this movie coming in 2020 right
From 2020 here: Neither the year has come too well.
Something is coming alright
well done, thank you
Looks like it should be a Macintosh commercial.
Qué barbaridad
3คนจะช่วยกันบริหารระบบ
The beginning of the end.
Perfect....
This short but intense video completely explains and visualizes the 3 days and nights of darkness on the Lord's Day
Should've been a smart phone 📱
Coming soon ?
Was this movie released? I never heard of it until I saw this.
That was it??😮😮🤨 That wasn’t much of a preview to the movie “
3001 “
I think that there should’ve been a little bit more there!
what's a millenia to immortals?
Sorry Dave I'm a afraid I can't watch this.
Open the procenium curtains, HAL!
***Spoilers***
And then they killed the Monoliths with a computer virus. A machine of untold advanced technology which defies all known laws and physics...is destroyed with a computer virus. Oh and Dave Bowman and Hal who at this point merged into one entity, a being who was nothing short of a god....is saved on a floppy disk.
t-pose halman lol, all of the monoliths divide by 0
If Bowman/HAL are saved on a floppy disc, they're screwed. Who even has one any more?
Don't recall the floppy but ya we save our ass by using the computer virus which I thought was cool.But the ODDESSYS have always been heavy on the MAN AGAINST MACHINE theme with a duo MAN AND THE SUPERNATURAL .There is something that suggests a GOD like entity portrayed that is watching over us included too.I believe CLARKE claimed to be an Atheist as he didn't believe in a Catholic version or traditional beliefs of GOD.But he certainly believed in the continuation of the Soul after death as he was trying to put the imagery of so in his novels.
If I remember correctly it was explained in the novel that the monoliths actually aren't sentient and run on strict programming, as their creators knew giving artificial intelligence to a machine with such great power would be a very bad idea.
@@UFO_PILOT To which book are you referring? I can't recall any that really give us any information on the Ceators.The MONOLITHS seem to be at certain locations ,Earth,the Moon,Jupiter,ect..?,so man has to reach a certain level of technology to get to them and THEY are in turn monitoring and manipulating our progress but their makers remain unknown.They still may be out there far,far away relaying instructions to the MONOLITHS but being the MAN vs MACHINE theme is strongly suggested (HAL) and the final destruction decision at the end of the series strongly suggest the makers are long dead as the MONOLITHS developed AI and deem us and European life like their makers insuperier and to be terminated.Thats just my take on what happened but perhaps I'm missing something that you read to LEED to your conclusion?!
At 2:01 it sounds like they are saying Jesus. There is a lot of symbolism in this video
Yeah, and I really didn't like where scene 2:01 was leading to.
@@F15ElectricEagle me too, a bit interesting though.
At least yours wasn't cobbled together crap. I would like to see the story completed as well but I also have mixed feelings because it means a remake of 2001 and 2010 for the sake of consistency and there is a part of me that feels that 2001 should not be touched.
太陽系一列で人類は、終わりでした。
Says all things you Cane liv whitout
Does anyone have an update about the 3001 mini-series?
Still in development hell, Syfy probably still has the rights or something.
A bit dull!
Shove a monolith on a screen and play the same old tune!
give please! just give, GIVE ;(
この黒い巨大な玉は、宇宙意識の羅針盤は、止める。
3001 DANS LE CERCUEIL
You did not show anything.
i think dat this movie coming next year
It's 2021; two years after your post. So,... where's the movie?
Matthew 24: 29
“But immediately following the trouble of those times,
the sun will grow dark,
the moon will stop shining,[c]
the stars will fall from the sky,
and the powers in heaven will be shaken. [d]
Yee
Not if a floppy desk with a computer virus has anything to say about it.
@@F15ElectricEagle Elaborate please 😂
@@elimelechbenyosef3868 - In the "3001: The Final Odyssey" novel the maker of the Monolith reached the conclusion that the creation of human was a failed experiment and decided to end the specie by destroying earth. The method it chose was to have the Monolith duplicate itself in space to block out the sunlight from reaching earth and thereby eventually destroying all life. But Dave Bowmen and HAL 9000, now residing in the Monolith as the merged entity Halmen, voluntarily took a computer virus and infected the Monolith and caused it to destroy itself when it tried to replicate itself.
2001 BEST Film Ever.........How can you finish the odyssey with out tarnishing the original? 2010 is good but obviously no where near Kubrick standard. So many sequels diminish the original, one which succeeded in doing justice is 'Blade Runner 2049'.
Is Ridley Scott the closest director too Kubrick in modern times? 3001 Trailer Good wee film well done 👍
Ridley is the only one that could pull it off
20y of 8th/izzy/lakeshore/"you could."
semeni. daughter of samira.
thuria gets confused.
2010 es mejor que 2001. La primera es lenta y retorcida. La segunda es dinámica y genial
They never did make it.
Is wathing monolith on earth
just read the book
โทรฉันปล่อยข้อมูลบางส่วนออกมาตามสถานการณ์ความเหมาะสมมันจะทำให้เราก้าวเดินไปข้างหน้า
What is it about?
An experiment by Aliens using super multi- dimensional computers put at intervals(The Monoliths) to manipulate other species encountered by gifting them with tech and\or creating conditions for them to evolve.There is also a sub theme suggesting some GOD like force that remains a mystery but has a protective objective for humans that seems highly spiritual and is in opposition to the MONOLITH technology.Through the series it's a clever mix of imagery with the MONOLITHS finally ending the experiment as it's a failiure or deemed a danger to them,which means ending us.Humans realizing the nature and intentions of the A.I the MONOLITHS represent use futuristic computer viruses to infect the MONOLITHS that seem defeated in the end but the Spiritual mystery is left largely for the reader to self interpret.Its conceivable whomever created the MONOLITHS were destroyed by there own creation and it echos a long,long speculation between scientist and sci-writers that A.I is evolving so quick that soon,as little as 15 yrs from now,we will be at its mercy.
@@jymfysher7704 Sounds awesome a movie should be made!
@@HardKore5250 Two have been.The original 2001A SPACE ODDESSEY IN 1969 BY Stanley Kubrick with writter ARTHER C CLARK at his side started the series and became an instant classic for all time,it was based on a 2 page story by CLARK called "THE SENTINEL" which was about a dark rectangular block(A MONOLITH) being found on the moon.Nobody knows what it is or how it got there but it certainly was not made or put there by man.That was basically all it was about,but some years after when KUBRICK wanted to make a sci-fi film he read it got CLARK to help expand and filmed 2001that became a 4 Book series written over the next 30+ years.
Most people except CLARKES fans were unaware of this mini story and that the first book was really written after the screenplay,making it rather confusing at the end as the imagery shown in the movies conclusion is a kalidascope collage of scenes involving an astronaut at different ages ending with what was dubbed by fans as the SPACE SEED or BABY which was a fetus like image inside an orb in space somewhere near JUPITOR.The music your hearing from the psedo-trailor is taken from this part.It was a highly artistic ending that people discussed the possible meaning of to this day so ya can understand the difficulty of articulating it.
But ironically 2001 begins far in the past with the dawn of man who are much more ape like in appearance and action.They use no tools,no language,and are in conflict with another group of apes over a water hole.They are competing for what limited resources available to them and at the mercy of prehistoric predators and their environment.Living in a crevice in the ground huddled together for comfort they are very believable in the movie as our early ancestors with makeup and ape like actions that hold up on film realistically to this day.Every day is a struggle for survival and another conflict with the competing group at the water hole that always is just a bunch of hooting and bluff attacks by individuals that never amount to any real harm.All this takes up the first half hour of the movie and you begin to wonder how these supposive early ancestors managed to survive to evolve at all becouse even modern day Apes seem smarter and more adapt.
That's when one morning outside near their water hole stands a MONOLITH.The group to first see it surround it and are unsure and frightened by it until finally they touch it.You can see in the film they become calm and seem totally focused upon it,and you know it's communicating something to them although it's not clear how or what.Later on at the water hole the usual chaotic meeting between groups takes place but this time one of the Apes from the group that encountered the MONOLITH picks
@@HardKore5250 (Continued explanation.I accidentally sent before I finished!!)
As I was saying one of the Apes that had touched the MONOLITH picks up a large bone of some prehistoric beast that litter the ground around the watering hole and clubs one of the rival Apes in the head until it's dead.The other clan are frightened off and the benefits of the waterhole now belong undisputedly to the killer apes group.There is then a quick collage of scenes of him hitting the ground with the bone,each time we see some animal fall dead to the ground conveying to the viewer that the ability and knowledge to use a simple tool(Obviously taught by contact with the MONOLITH) to kill competition and threats has given early man the means to master his world and possibly save the whole race from extinction.To end this part he throws the bone in the air which suddenly becomes a space vessel thus creatively taking the story hundreds of thousands of years into the future.
The ship is bringing an astronaut to a wheel like space station that rotates(Artificial gravity)and then to the moon and from there off towards JUPITER.Through briefings we learn that telescopes have detected another MONOLITH in orbit around JUPITER.They are aware of one on Earth dug up in AFRICA(The Apes MONOLITH) one on the moon(The one from the SENTINEL short story )and now the new discovery strongly suggesting they are place at intervals for some reasons.They have studied the one on Earth and Moon extensively.They all are the same size and dimensions.Dark Shiney and black made of an unknown material that cannot be chipped or even a scratched by their best drilles or saws.Now they are preparing a crew to go to JUPITER to study the newest find.So the main body of the story chronicle that trip made by a 3 man crew and a Computer called HAL that can control the automated ship.HAL has a distinctive emotionless voice and is represented just as a red camera lens as it speaks.Many fans have pointed out that the name HAL if you go one letter forward in the alphabet,eg: H becomes I\ A becomes B\L becomes M you get IBM,the acronym name of one of the first computers, International Business Machines.
So for some unknown reason HAL begins to kill off the crew during the trip until the last surviving astronaut disables the melevalent A.I as the ship approaches the MONOLITH near JUPITOR.Thats when the mystical ending takes place leaving the fate of the final astronaut debatable as he appears to evolve into something else.
Director STANELY KUBRICK throughout the film uses some of the most popular classical music ever written to great effect.Most notably is the main theme which is one of the best,most recognized classical pieces ever written I believe is called THUS SPOKE SPARARITUS roughly as I'm unsure of the spelling,butyou will know it when ya hear it for it has been reused many times when a Director wants to convey a sense of wonder,there's no tune that works better.
That's all the time I have to tell ya about how this masterpiece got started and I'm sure all the series will be filmed someday soon.The delay is becouse of the richness of the works themselves.Not many Directors out there have the talent of KUBRICK who's films have critics calling him one of the best ever and the quality demanded by these story's requires lots of money to make them.I think if you take the time to watch the first work 2001,you will better understand my analysis and become a big fan yourself!!
sassy. yeah, panther, sassrese.
Stop, MGM. Will you stop?
It's unclear if Syfy, MGM, and Warner Brothers will have to team up to make the mini-series happen.
Through all the annoying noise if you want to know what this movie is about pretty much. They just want you to worship the evil one... the coward that hides in the background but gives knowledge to all the extraordinary People in control of the world figure it out. Fools who are in control of everything we do nowadays and eat if you think about it😤
There's only one person who could direct it; Steven Speilberg.
Spielberg, but if not Denis Villeneuve.
Obviously he is not Steven Spielberg, but IMO, Gareth Edwards could pull this one off easily.
If not, just get either Ron Howard or JJ Abrams to do it.
Some one new
Brad Bird
David Fincher, but he is too busy with Netflix.
1x4x9
A bit anti climatic.
Not much of a trailer
Crap music or sound effects drive me nutty
alec cap
it's meant to be white noise ,meant to drive you nuts.
nice dog btw, looks like my old Belgian Gizmo.
The music is "Lux Aeterna" by 20th Century Hungarian composer Gyorgy Ligeti. Kubrick used it as part of the soundtrack for the first film -- with one exception, it underpins every scene in which the monolith appears.
@@OreadNYC it's actually the "Kyrie". Lux Aeterna is the part of Ligeti's Requiem that is played in the "Moon Bus" scene in "2001" and in the Prologue of "2010" (which is the summary of the failed U.S.S. Discovery One mission, bookended with "My God! It's full of stars!").
Since you tried to pull this off as an actual trailer I have to roast you and say this is a terrible render.
He never claimed it was official. Dont insult his hard work and effort. In my opinion it's pretty good anyway and he must've tried very hard to create this. Sigmund if you are reading this know that I give it my stamp of approval. But Please be more respectful
I think this was really cool and well made for the most part.
The book was utter rubbish 🤔
Amen. Utter pish.
I liked the opening concept, as far-fetched as it was. But then... nothing really happened.
Clarke just used a revived Frank Poole as a self-insert character to showcase some of his notions about the future. But Poole acts and reacts basically the same as Haywood Floyd did when _he_ was the self-insert character in the previous 2 books. The dialog is pretty much all just friendly chit-chat. There's very little verbal conflict... let alone _actual_ conflict. Clarke retcons Star-Child Dave and Star-Child HAL from a state of evolved consciousness into programs inside the monolith... and completely forgets about Star-Child Haywood Floyd, from the previous lackluster entry. Also he brings up the IRL circumstances of the end of the USSR even though it completely contradicts the events of 2010.
And then there's the pretentious factor. The notion that the makers of the monoliths are _definitely_ gonna want to come and wipe us out because the snapshot of us that they got was from the evil, evil dark ages that we call Current Year. The practice of self-flagellating on behalf of the human race via science fiction has gone far beyond tedious.
One must remember that 2001 author was Stanley. He was the main concept writer. Artie wrote it was the movie was being made.
Agreed. For once it would be better for the movie to loosely follow the book like keep the core ideas but everything else change it