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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
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Overview
Humanity finds a mysterious object buried beneath the lunar surface and sets off to find its origins with the help of HAL 9000, the world’s most advanced super computer.
Rated G | Length 149 minutes
Actors
Keir Dullea | Gary Lockwood | William Sylvester | Douglas Rain | Daniel Richter | Leonard Rossiter | Margaret Tyzack | Robert Beatty | Sean Sullivan | Frank W. Miller | Bill Weston | Ed Bishop | Glenn Beck | Alan Gifford | Ann Gillis | Edwina Carroll | Penny Brahms | Heather Downham | Mike Lovell | John Ashley | Jimmy Bell | David Charkham | Keith Denny | Jonathan Daw | Péter Delmár | Terry Duggan | David Fleetwood | Danny Grover | Brian Hawley | David Hines | Anthony Jackson | John Jordan | Scott MacKee | Laurence Marchant | Darryl Paes | Joe Refalo | Andy Wallace | Bob Wilyman | Richard Woods | Maggie d'Abo | Chela Matthison | Judy Kiern | Vivian Kubrick | Kenneth Kendall | Kevin Scott | Martin Amor | S. Newton Anderson | Sheraton Blount | Ann Bormann | Julie Croft | Penny Francis | Marcella Markham | Irena Marr | Krystyna Marr | Kim Neil | Jane Pearl | Penny Pearl | Burnell Tucker | John Swindells | John Clifford | Stanley Kubrick | Harry Fielder
Viewing History (seen 3 times)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02/28/2016 | Movie Screen | Film | Theater | 9 stars |
| 07/15/2014 | Movie Screen | Film | Theater | 8.5 stars |
| 02/21/2013 | Movie Screen | Film | Theater | 9 stars |
| (Average) 8.83 stars |
Viewing Notes
Yay! So great to see this AGAIN in 70mm at MBT and on their new giant screen. Once again another sold out show (all the weekend 2001 screenings sold out). Was able to persuade Alexis and Hector to join me for the viewing and since I was already there from the previous movie, we got the best seats. They enjoyed it which I wasn’t sure they would but that was good.
Not sure what it is about this movie but each time seeing it is almost like seeing it for the first time. Not totally of course since there are so many memorable sequences but some things always seem to surprise. This time it was the intense sound design and shrill of the monolith and alarms. So damn loud with the new sound system. I’m still amazed with how beautiful this movie looks.
Wish I could recall where I originally heard that sample “X-ray delta one this is mission control” the first time way before seeing this movie.
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