Bridges wrote:
In 1968 a lot of people were on drugs!
Yes I know but today even in this thread so many think it's a great movie. I can't understand that.
Burtzy
Loc: Bronx N.Y. & Simi Valley, CA
frankco wrote:
I've seen the movie 2001 and seem to remember reading 2010 about 50 years ago. Was 2010 the one with towers on earth so tall they were beyond gravity's reach?
No. That was the second sequel, 2061. There is a fourth book, 3001, which I haven't read myself.
Be careful what you say. HAL may be listening.
jerryc41 wrote:
I had never heard of this movie from 1984, but I began watching it last night. In the beginning, it had a couple of scenes from "2001: A Space Odyssey." It's a continuation of that film. The credits show that it was based on the book by Arthur C. Clark. There is a scene in the beginning with Roy Scheider and another character sitting on a bench in front of the White House discussing the up-coming mission. Several feet away, is an old man feeding pigeons. I swear it was Arthur C. Clark.
I began watching it on YouTube last night.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nNiUBVwF-o&t=1097s2001: A Space Odyssey is hailed as a masterpiece, yet its sequel, 2010: The Year We Make Contact, is an underappreciated, all-around better movie. 2001: A Space Odyssey, released in 1968, broke new ground with its inspired, grounded special effects.Super Weird! I wanted to post the scene with Arthur Clark, so I tapped PRT SC. When I pressed Ctrl-V, I got everything but the movie scene. That doesn't happen with other YouTube videos.
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I saw the 2010 sequel many years ago. I think I have a VHS cassette of it. But I don't have VHS player set up. It is a rather strange movie as well.
These days, Alexa and Google are the ones listening...
I remember seeing 2001 twice in the Boston Cinerama theater. The first time there was a jerk and his girlfriend behind me. Through the whole thing they were complaining... "Where are the monsters?" "I want to see the monsters!" and so on. The second time there was a pretty lady beside me, and, her kids plus most of her neighborhood's kids, or so it seemed. All single digit age kids, from what I could tell, so they weren't getting it at all, and needed a lot of calming, snacks, explanations, etc. But I still liked the movie.
The part of the 2001 movie was the segment where the shuttle was traveling from the space station to the moon while the Blue Danube Waltz is playing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbsxNwSOzRIIf you didn't like "2001 - a Space Odyssey" how about this one. If you recognize the movie. It was out a few years before "2001".
BBurns
Loc: South Bay, California
Actually, it was quite a few years before.
I haven't gotten back to 2010. I've gotten hooked on 1950s sci-fi movies. "Leonard Nimoy" and "Leonard Nemoy" was listed as a minor character in The Brain Eaters, but I didn't see him. He was supposedly a "professor."
These old movies are like a time capsule of that era. The way the people dress (jacket and tie for the men and dresses and pearls for the women), the errors in science, the cars - it's all like a flashback to a more primitive time. Women were frightened and had to be protected.
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