This wasn’t the first science fiction I’ve watched before. I’ve watched newer movies like Interstellar, and I can say that this movie doesn’t feel old. It’s timeless.
Last night, I watched the movie while high all the way through. At 5:07, I almost broke down in tears because this piece of music made me so emotional.
ironic how the most suiting music for a Sci-Fi/futuristic space film is classical music... brilliant. its a typical Kubrickian Irony right there, but works so fking well
Kubrick made movies to create masterpieces. Most movies these days are mass produced to make the most amount of money possible. I miss when people could make things good instead of money
Also brings back memories of the autonomous docking in the original C64 Elite. Beautiful and tranquil music played while you let your ship twitch around by itself till it was lined up with the rotating docking bay of a station... then 20 seconds of sheer terror as the autopilot swung your ship around and afterburnered into the bay at max acceleration... missing an ore carrier by centimeters...
@@PapaSmurff660 I think it's cool that you are willing to discuss philosophically with others. I would not mind a chat myself, if you are fine with that.
@@PapaSmurff660 Hey. I'm reading this from a few years in the future :). I'm in my mid-fifties now, and only a couple of years ago I was just 28. That is what it is like as you grow older. . . The years pass like months, the weeks pass like days, the hours pass like quarter hours and so on and so forth. When you are a small child, things seem almost motionless, as if the hours are forever. When of that age, you might remember looking out your window and not being able to discern any movement whatsoever from the sun as it passes toward the west, or the clouds in the sky as they supposedly move and morph along their trajectories - and the minute hands of a clock can never be seen moving. It is only when you forget it's there and look again a few hours later and notice it is only ten minutes past what it was before. By the time you hit your late teens, early twenties, you might just begin to notice those things you couldn't only a decade ago, but very often you won't have the patience or concern to think about it anyway. Your future is either just beginning to form itself, or may still be somewhat off in the distance, or so it will seem. That distance may only be two, three, or four years down the road, but it will seem as if twice that long. Then from here on in, everything will seem at times as if you are starting over and over again. As you move from one change to another, it will always be a new beginning. Each time as fresh and unpredictable as those before them. The day is upon you when you will be able to refer to things a decade or more ago and marvel once again that you have lived long enough now to not only be able to say things like that, but to actually know and understand what the hell you're talking about. In your thirties, you will most definitely notice those changes that earlier you never noticed. You will see the sun set, and marvel at the fact how you never noticed its movement before. You will recognize the shifts in shadows on the ground, as the Sun makes its way from one hour to another. But mostly you may be either deeply entrenched in the busiest time of your life, either with a career, family, a business, maybe. . . But you may not yet hear yourself say the words "There just doesn't seem to be enough time." or "I wish I could make the clock slow down a bit!" By the time your mid and late 40s descend, you will without a doubt feel the pressure of time as it becomes apparent that you may have either reached the mid-point in your life, or possibly passed it by. Days will begin to blur into weeks and anything you try to do, whether it be attempting to slow down your life or paying less time to the clock mentally trying to slow things down will only serve to frustrate. You may even feel a bit of desperation when you think back to when you were between 5 and 10 and time seemed to be frozen in place, hoping if not wishing for a way to get that sense of time's slow passing back. By the time your fifties are entrenched, Christmas will have been on the horizon in September, arrive and pass by so quickly, you will begin to feel the stress of needing to prepare for it again by April. Important dates will come upon you so quickly, you will lose yourself often in the anxiety of trying to figure out how to remind yourself well enough in advance that you will be ready in time. The days of having two weeks before someone's birthday as enough time to prepare, will be looooooong gone. The days pass so fast now, that your alarm wakes you for work early Monday morning, and by the time you've finished the day, it's already Friday. Forget weekends, they're just a short handful of hour's gap between the Monday and Friday. As for the seasons. . . well. They pass far two quickly now too. You will hardly be done with winter, when the dog days of summer will be upon you. The greening of the grass, blossoming of the daffodils, and the leaves bursting from their buds will pass in the blink of an eye. If you've had children, they will have grown slowly at first, perhaps, but by the time they've reached their first decade, those last eight to ten years or so you've had with them will seem like only a few months. So remember, it is true what they say - they do grow up very quickly, and you will never ever get those years back should you decide to sacrifice them to a career, a job, or something else you think far more important. Now, as I am only 56 at the time of this comment, I can go no further. But I will tell you that whether you succeed at slowing your life down (as in simplifying it) or not, you will not succeed at slowing down time or your perception of it for that matter. The only thing you can do is try to make long term decisions with the utmost care. Do not let externals steal what time you have left from others, providing you have others you care about -- not everybody does you know. Those you love will age too, and quickly. I have already entered into that stage of my life where family members and friends have begun to age, sicken, and die. Your friends, will begin to leave you slowly at first around this time of your life. The body does not last long, despite our culture's disdain for aging. You will never be 50 years young, 60 years young or whatever years young. That is just a ridiculous cultural form of denial at best, or a delusion at worst. It is a further example of just how terribly inappropriate our views are concerning aging, as well and more importantly, our attitudes about those who have aged. Whatever the pressure you encounter, mostly via popular culture, try not to fall for it. It is largely fiercely instigated by Madison Avenue, Influencers, or anyone wishing to sell you something. They will use your own fears and insecurities against you, tell you that you "deserve it" (which if you did, why should you pay for it?) or worse condemn you for not striving for a younger and firmer buttocks. If you listen to them, fall victim to their manipulations, and give in, you will more than likely spend the next decade or two forlorn and in mourning over your lost youth, supple glowing skin, and once fast metabolism. But you will only rob yourself of whatever possible chance at contentment and wisdom in the time you have left. Therein lies the key. Wisdom. Something rare amongst the young, and these days in our culture amongst the elderly as well. Nothing is sadder than encountering an old person who tries desperately to be as if they're thirty years younger. Thirty is not the new forty, nor is fifty the new seventy - you are what you are. Time waits for no man, so they say. Sadly, it is true. So, use what time you have left, share it with those who are important to you, and leave some for yourself. If you have a job that demands your loyalty, your time, your mind 120%, drop it. That is, unless you are still thoroughly in love with it, because of course. . . that is possible too. But don't give others your time, or let them hold things over your head for it, either. Decide if "things" are that important that you must work so hard, and so long, just to afford them. We can't all be wealthy, not that it matters, because no amount of cash can another minute buy.
Great music for dancing and dining, Vienna New Years, Synchronized swimming (probably the #1 synchronized swimming selection), ballet and of course, getting a filling at the dentist's office.
Before you say this movie is boring you should know that it gave birth to numerous great movie and anime intentionally and unintentionally like 1.Terminator 2.Predator 3.Star Wars 4.Jurassic Park 5.Alien 6.Akira 7.Neon Genesis Evangelion 8.JoJo Bizarre Adventure 9.Star Trek Tell me what I miss in the list
I don’t think anyone could say Space Odyssey is boring, do you know any? For me it’s one of the most interesting film ever made, I watched it twice only in one months and the second time I couldn’t take my eyes off the screen...
Those and 2001 all have all pulled from the creativity of Jodorowsky's Dune--literally intended to have hallucinatory experiences without the LSD. czcams.com/video/m0cJNR8HEw0/video.html
Me, watching with a friend who's never seen 2001: "Wasn't that amazing! The dedication to those long shots and to work to the music instead of hacking it to bits for the sake of brevity?" My friend: "So... basically, there are no black people in the future?"
Kubrick should have included a scene where Floyd sits next to a rapper on his flight to the moon who complains about how long it took him to get through voice print identification. 'Diddy, P. Moon.'
I love Sci-fi. And even tho there's a lot of works that look like they were made by 6 year-olds in the genre, we still get masterpieces like this, Interstellar, Eureka SeveN and NieR (even tho NieR is more post-apocalyptic)
Such a wonderful and timeless song When this was released our country was experiencing what was known as a "crack in time" because of the Vietnam war and the assignation of Dr Martin Luther King,and Robert Kennedy.Will we survive this crack?
This wasn’t the first science fiction I’ve watched before. I’ve watched newer movies like Interstellar, and I can say that this movie doesn’t feel old. It’s timeless.
Oooooo the interstellar...
Interstellar has already aged more than this movie
Oh this movie definitely aged
Last night, I watched the movie while high all the way through. At 5:07, I almost broke down in tears because this piece of music made me so emotional.
Agreed :)
It really touches the soul, I have been there with you
ironic how the most suiting music for a Sci-Fi/futuristic space film is classical music...
brilliant. its a typical Kubrickian Irony right there, but works so fking well
thanx too you for seeing it. remember a clockwork orange
Because the music is timeless just as space is.
No this is the best part 1:43
Music fits everywhere !
Kubrick made movies to create masterpieces. Most movies these days are mass produced to make the most amount of money possible. I miss when people could make things good instead of money
One of the greatest movies of all time
Thank you Stanley Kubrick
Docking request granted: Welcome to our station, commander.
Delacy Echo India Golf
This is amazing. I can just imagine myself floating in space
Or getting a filling at the dentist's office
That is what KUBRICK felt
Wireless earbuds
5:06 My favorite part of the music
The best part of The Blue Danube...
The crazy and melodious part 😌
i just closed my eyes and let my imagination free, best 6 mins ever
Weird
@@ThatGuy-vi6cjwhat the hell are you even talking about
I like to think this is what a coma feels like.
You just floating around in a black void.
Is this what Nolan listens before filming any film? Now I know why. Perfect.
Nolan?
@@me_is_hobo Christopher Nolan
This music holds me and makes me cry.
1:34 Imagine myself floating in space.
Me too.....
Or getting a filling at the dentist's office
Also brings back memories of the autonomous docking in the original C64 Elite. Beautiful and tranquil music played while you let your ship twitch around by itself till it was lined up with the rotating docking bay of a station... then 20 seconds of sheer terror as the autopilot swung your ship around and afterburnered into the bay at max acceleration... missing an ore carrier by centimeters...
The must have music for orbital capture & docking in Kerbal Space Program.
This was my first science fiction in college.It was amazing,music takes me back.My life has passed like this movie I am now pushing on my 70’s.
I'm 21 and reading this makes me feel incredibly uncomfortable, as if I'm going to wake up tomorrow and be 70... Any regrets?
@@PapaSmurff660 I came here to listen to one of my favorite movies soundtracks I didn’t come here for deep conversations lol
@@KTTstudios that's ok. if you ever want to have a deep conversation just let me know :)
@@PapaSmurff660 I think it's cool that you are willing to discuss philosophically with others. I would not mind a chat myself, if you are fine with that.
@@PapaSmurff660 Hey. I'm reading this from a few years in the future :). I'm in my mid-fifties now, and only a couple of years ago I was just 28. That is what it is like as you grow older. . . The years pass like months, the weeks pass like days, the hours pass like quarter hours and so on and so forth. When you are a small child, things seem almost motionless, as if the hours are forever. When of that age, you might remember looking out your window and not being able to discern any movement whatsoever from the sun as it passes toward the west, or the clouds in the sky as they supposedly move and morph along their trajectories - and the minute hands of a clock can never be seen moving. It is only when you forget it's there and look again a few hours later and notice it is only ten minutes past what it was before.
By the time you hit your late teens, early twenties, you might just begin to notice those things you couldn't only a decade ago, but very often you won't have the patience or concern to think about it anyway. Your future is either just beginning to form itself, or may still be somewhat off in the distance, or so it will seem. That distance may only be two, three, or four years down the road, but it will seem as if twice that long. Then from here on in, everything will seem at times as if you are starting over and over again. As you move from one change to another, it will always be a new beginning. Each time as fresh and unpredictable as those before them. The day is upon you when you will be able to refer to things a decade or more ago and marvel once again that you have lived long enough now to not only be able to say things like that, but to actually know and understand what the hell you're talking about.
In your thirties, you will most definitely notice those changes that earlier you never noticed. You will see the sun set, and marvel at the fact how you never noticed its movement before. You will recognize the shifts in shadows on the ground, as the Sun makes its way from one hour to another. But mostly you may be either deeply entrenched in the busiest time of your life, either with a career, family, a business, maybe. . . But you may not yet hear yourself say the words "There just doesn't seem to be enough time." or "I wish I could make the clock slow down a bit!"
By the time your mid and late 40s descend, you will without a doubt feel the pressure of time as it becomes apparent that you may have either reached the mid-point in your life, or possibly passed it by. Days will begin to blur into weeks and anything you try to do, whether it be attempting to slow down your life or paying less time to the clock mentally trying to slow things down will only serve to frustrate. You may even feel a bit of desperation when you think back to when you were between 5 and 10 and time seemed to be frozen in place, hoping if not wishing for a way to get that sense of time's slow passing back.
By the time your fifties are entrenched, Christmas will have been on the horizon in September, arrive and pass by so quickly, you will begin to feel the stress of needing to prepare for it again by April. Important dates will come upon you so quickly, you will lose yourself often in the anxiety of trying to figure out how to remind yourself well enough in advance that you will be ready in time. The days of having two weeks before someone's birthday as enough time to prepare, will be looooooong gone. The days pass so fast now, that your alarm wakes you for work early Monday morning, and by the time you've finished the day, it's already Friday. Forget weekends, they're just a short handful of hour's gap between the Monday and Friday.
As for the seasons. . . well. They pass far two quickly now too. You will hardly be done with winter, when the dog days of summer will be upon you. The greening of the grass, blossoming of the daffodils, and the leaves bursting from their buds will pass in the blink of an eye. If you've had children, they will have grown slowly at first, perhaps, but by the time they've reached their first decade, those last eight to ten years or so you've had with them will seem like only a few months. So remember, it is true what they say - they do grow up very quickly, and you will never ever get those years back should you decide to sacrifice them to a career, a job, or something else you think far more important.
Now, as I am only 56 at the time of this comment, I can go no further. But I will tell you that whether you succeed at slowing your life down (as in simplifying it) or not, you will not succeed at slowing down time or your perception of it for that matter. The only thing you can do is try to make long term decisions with the utmost care. Do not let externals steal what time you have left from others, providing you have others you care about -- not everybody does you know.
Those you love will age too, and quickly. I have already entered into that stage of my life where family members and friends have begun to age, sicken, and die. Your friends, will begin to leave you slowly at first around this time of your life. The body does not last long, despite our culture's disdain for aging. You will never be 50 years young, 60 years young or whatever years young. That is just a ridiculous cultural form of denial at best, or a delusion at worst. It is a further example of just how terribly inappropriate our views are concerning aging, as well and more importantly, our attitudes about those who have aged. Whatever the pressure you encounter, mostly via popular culture, try not to fall for it. It is largely fiercely instigated by Madison Avenue, Influencers, or anyone wishing to sell you something. They will use your own fears and insecurities against you, tell you that you "deserve it" (which if you did, why should you pay for it?) or worse condemn you for not striving for a younger and firmer buttocks. If you listen to them, fall victim to their manipulations, and give in, you will more than likely spend the next decade or two forlorn and in mourning over your lost youth, supple glowing skin, and once fast metabolism. But you will only rob yourself of whatever possible chance at contentment and wisdom in the time you have left.
Therein lies the key. Wisdom. Something rare amongst the young, and these days in our culture amongst the elderly as well. Nothing is sadder than encountering an old person who tries desperately to be as if they're thirty years younger. Thirty is not the new forty, nor is fifty the new seventy - you are what you are. Time waits for no man, so they say. Sadly, it is true. So, use what time you have left, share it with those who are important to you, and leave some for yourself. If you have a job that demands your loyalty, your time, your mind 120%, drop it. That is, unless you are still thoroughly in love with it, because of course. . . that is possible too. But don't give others your time, or let them hold things over your head for it, either. Decide if "things" are that important that you must work so hard, and so long, just to afford them. We can't all be wealthy, not that it matters, because no amount of cash can another minute buy.
Great... Thanks... 2001: A Space Odyssey the best..
Great music for dancing and dining, Vienna New Years, Synchronized swimming (probably the #1 synchronized swimming selection), ballet and of course, getting a filling at the dentist's office.
I agree
Time to get a filling and a drilling!
@@nssteampunk4865 You are starting to sound like Alex DeLarge. 😂
Before you say this movie is boring you should know that it gave birth to numerous great movie and anime intentionally and unintentionally like
1.Terminator
2.Predator
3.Star Wars
4.Jurassic Park
5.Alien
6.Akira
7.Neon Genesis Evangelion
8.JoJo Bizarre Adventure
9.Star Trek
Tell me what I miss in the list
I don’t think anyone could say Space Odyssey is boring, do you know any? For me it’s one of the most interesting film ever made, I watched it twice only in one months and the second time I couldn’t take my eyes off the screen...
The first Star Trek show came out two years earlier
Those and 2001 all have all pulled from the creativity of Jodorowsky's Dune--literally intended to have hallucinatory experiences without the LSD.
czcams.com/video/m0cJNR8HEw0/video.html
Close Encounters
@@JamesNerdMan85 I think he means the first feature film directed by Robert Wise, it was trully inspired by 2001
0:00-1:28 cleaning, numbing, novacaine
1:32 begin dental filling procedure
This music reminded me of elementary school when my music teacher would play this type of songs we will just sleep and i will imagine this movie
If there is one song that perfectly represents space it's this one...
1:10 Makes you feel like your floating if you close your eyes!!!
Pro tip: you can also get a sensation of floating by jumping off a building.
No no no no hell no, why didn’t you just say take a tab of acid and pretend you’re watching Fantasia
I think I listen to this to much
Old Hattie just like ive seen the movie too many times lmao
me too
I can listen to this song for the rest of my life and it’ll never get tired.
I can just see the absolutely Beautiful shots!
Me from Elite dangerous when docking in station.
For those wanting the full version: czcams.com/video/iyG2iBRDSVI/video.html
by Herbert von Karajan
2:27 - 2:43 best part
Mi más grande sueño es viajar a Egipto, siento que un día lo lograré y cuando vaya llegando va a sonar esta melodía en mi cabeza
wonderful ..
Me, watching with a friend who's never seen 2001: "Wasn't that amazing! The dedication to those long shots and to work to the music instead of hacking it to bits for the sake of brevity?"
My friend: "So... basically, there are no black people in the future?"
Did you call your friend a racist by their excluding Asians, Latinos and Persians?
Kubrick should have included a scene where Floyd sits next to a rapper on his flight to the moon who complains about how long it took him to get through voice print identification. 'Diddy, P. Moon.'
I’m watching the space x dragon dock with iss listening 👂 ;)
5:22 I imagine me dancing with June in the glass slipper ball *sigh* ☺️☺️
Or being put in a dentist's chair getting ready for a filling
Little Einsteins also brought me here
Not just 2001
2:59 is the best part
4:21 to the end is my favorite
Absolutely agree, this section sticks in my head, it's so hauntingly beautiful
Dr Manhattan creating life in Europa
Purchased the record when it first came out.
So that why we need listen this music in the space! Because this is first movie about the space by Stanley Kubrick and need listen this!
1:29
"Das Ei ist Hart"
has anyone seen the movie?
yes
it was the most seen film of 1968 wikipedia.org/wiki/2001:_A_Space_Odyssey_(film)
I just saw a free showing of it on the big screen tonight. The final act is pure ketamine.
Yep
Liked it a lot
I love Sci-fi. And even tho there's a lot of works that look like they were made by 6 year-olds in the genre, we still get masterpieces like this, Interstellar, Eureka SeveN and NieR (even tho NieR is more post-apocalyptic)
All these comments about space and no-one has mentioned Homer Simpson eating potato chips
Time for me to get my dental filling
People will now associate this music with squid game but I always associate this music with 2001 space odyssey
Who plays Elite Dangerous thumb here.
All the royal balls that danced to this....
Where can I get the complete version of this? I love this version.
Most probably in google
czcams.com/video/iyG2iBRDSVI/video.html
Karajan!
AUTO DOCK IN PROGRESS
Such a wonderful and timeless song When this was released our country was experiencing what was known as a "crack in time" because of the Vietnam war and the assignation of Dr Martin Luther King,and Robert Kennedy.Will we survive this crack?
Synchronized swimming?