Kubrick’s 2001 a Space Odyssey: Ultimate Behind Scenes Photos on Set inc Deleted Scenes & Commentary
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Rare photos accompanied with insightful original commentary regarding them and film’s production, and observations about the classic sci-fi movie itself.
See the special effects, storyboards, concepts, models and deleted scenes from this iconic Stanley Kubrick film.
Director Stanley Kubrick. Original screenplay Arthur C Clarke.
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I thoroughly enjoyed that video. Thank you.
I remember seeing 2001 in theater when it came out. I was 16. It was an experience I will never forget and it literally changed my life. I had no idea that film could have such profound power, only entertainment. I remember being too numb to even get out of my seat when the film was over. I made it my life to find out everything about this man Stanley Kubrick and cinema in general. I was hooked for life.
I’m sure he would have been very pleased to have read what you wrote, seems like his desired effect! Here is the playlist of our other 3 Kubrick videos czcams.com/play/PL3JIwaA9fHXu1sQNhYmAco1dTMTq6CBW7.html&si=04imNHMajnOEHkDT
Fantastic material!
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The big revelation for me was definitely the polka dot aliens! I totally understand why he dispensed with any depiction of alien life at all, but I gotta say that concept was pretty damn slick! Wish we could see it totally ironed out.
min 8:20 thats a Macbook Air, dude... envisioned by Honeywell in 1965.
Did I read it in the novel? The main ship is called Discovery, right? And I read somewhere the three space pods were called the Santa Maria, the Nina, and the Pinta … 😮😮
No wonder NASA used Kubrick.
It's wonderful to see all these photos. As I watch this, a question comes to mind.
Some observers note that the shape of the monolith is present in many ways throughout the movie. Some seem obvious, others less clear: The rectangular IBM button on the arm of the space suits; the black field around HAL's eye, even the shape of the movie screen at intermission (after which, the monolith/stargate was shown horizontally until the final scene), and in a few other spots. To me it seemed intentional, but then it may be like seeing teddy bears in the clouds. But what struck me here is that if the monolith was originally a tetrahydron, or translucent, weren't the all these other props and sets already built? So maybe no connection?
Kubrick seemed to sneak a lot of easter eggs or societal statements in his movies. Did he do that with 2001?
Hello Mr Niam,
This is very important to me. You have previously published a different version of the “Behind the scenes: Eyes Wide Shot” video with a particular background music. The music then got replaced with another version to which you deleted again later on. You can hear a part of the music here in the first 1 minute: czcams.com/video/eCIYMzASsUI/video.html
Unfortunately I am unable to find it anywhere else. I would appreciate it enormously if you could provide it. It’s the most beautiful piece of music I have ever heard in my entire life.
Great video, well researched and name checked, but the BBC is not owned as such by the British Government!! It has a govt imposed charter, but it is not owned by anyone! And I’m a bit confused why you would consider the use of the BBC in the 2001 interview sequence as a curious choice ( with references to licence fee and imprisonment). I mean how else do you fund a national broadcaster other than for everyone to pay an equal share in it. Who in 1966 didn’t watch the BBC …apart from Alf Garnett! ( made by the BBC!)
At the time when 2001 was made there were 3 TV channels in the U.K., BBC 1 , BBC 2 and ITV. The whole point of the sequence showing BBC 12 is projecting the idea that in future there will be more channels.
( which there now are …though not BBC 12).
I remember watching this sequence in a cinema in the mid 70’s and people were amused by the BBC 12 logo appearance.
But great compilation of stills!
Glad you enjoyed! We could probably have a good discussion on the British Bull--t Corporation, but where would it get us! Yeah 12 channels for the “free” British people to pay for, or else! Why not 250 channels? “How else do you fund ze nazional broadcaster?” is a circular question fallacy. However there are alternatives to funding such as advertising being paid to a 3rd party firewalled separate from the BBC, and the BBC receives a set sum, guaranteed by the government so that fluctuations or increases do not cause bias. Or… money coming from anything at all the government gets as income, just like all government projects do! But the point were not allowed to own a TV without being threatened and possibly jailed, which is not freedom, is not in accordance with basic common sense, and the government made no simple clear safe path for those not wanting to be subject to being taxed to fund their project. The icing on the cake is after all that money paid anyone who wanted to watch the media outside of broadcast had to pay handsomely for it all over again at STANDARD retail rates. Must go now, to watch David Attenborough on the BBC lying about polar bears and sealions falling to their deaths because we are evil because we haven’t paid carbon taxes and voted correctly etc. And although being publicly funded, the BBC has no obligation to be unbiased politically and does not have to give proportional or fair equal coverage of politics.
Visceral, ephemeral. Great commentary otherwise, but pronunciation.
Keir Dullea is pronounced doo-lay
pseudonym is pronounced SU-DE-NIM
lmfao as soon as I heard that I scrolled down to the comments