2001 A Space Odyssey - Space Sequences Tribute Part 4of4

[eunectes2007]

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[AngstFisch]

You mute it and put on pink floyd it's basically a music video.

[MassTransit999]

damn, wheres my weed when I need it.

[holdrbtoflipmongoose]

IMM... HAVING... A... SEIZURE!!!!!

[TheDeJureTour]

BEST MOVIE EVER!!!

[MetalMonarchy]

i dare ANYBODY to get high and watch this video fullscreen with headphones on beginning to end. i cant even begin to imagine what would happen LOL

[borvo7]

i'm imagining tha is would be a journey in to the black hole!!!!

[clockwerk35]

Why the fuck did Dave turned to a baby?

[charlyfariseo84]

@clockwerk35 it's like a metaphor (in the movie), he was re born as an entity without body, like the aliens that placed the monolith in the first place, waiting for mankind to develop and achieve inmotality.

[gyzfr6]

I can't remember, was Bowman sucked into the monolith or was his brain being probed by it ? or both ?

[fitarmyguy1987]

@gyzfr6 he got sucked into it, just like max did on 2010 the odyssey 2. =D

[lokom123]

lsd trip without lsd :D

[MikenIke652]

Would have been way easier the first time around watching this scene with a Pink Floyd soundtrack.

[rankaratar]

I bet he made this just to screw with the people who would try to understand what it is.

[SolidGold1980]

I read that hippies in the 60's used to drop acid and lay down on the floor in front of the theater while watching this

[BestestMoron]

@SolidGold1980

WoW.. i can only imagine the visual & auditory bliss they would have experienced.

[miss9starr7]

hmm... we're all eggs in the womb of the universe?

[iliKoy]

Yes, yes... Thank you!

[Hobonoob100]

Spore. ^_^

[panqueque445]

I'd love to see this in a cinema

[todd291022]

What a trip!! No one did it better than Stanley Kubrick.

[glennjgd]

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[randomvideowatcher]

any moment it will go plaid.

[alterIWNet]

So this is what it's like taking LSD? :)

[dinguedutitanic]

pour un film de 1968 sa m'ébloui toujours autan en plus cette scène ou Dave et " aspiré " dans le monolithe avec le musique c'est superbe

[omgtkseth]

Wow, all this time and I didn't knew it was Ligeti's music...

[flakanakis]

pelicula de kulto¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[Natsirt4]

Stanley Kubrick is a master !

[borvo7]

it's would be a blak hole! to trip in the space and time!

[ghhgtfr]

so this is the inside of a vagina

[RHCPKK]

@ghhgtfr Menacing music included

[minutor39]

If you want understand the end of this movies, you can read the novel of Arthur Clarke "2001 A Space Odissey". It is the novellisation of this movies and all that explain inside.

Sorry for my awfull English...I 'm French, and what you see my level isn't very good.

[estupido7490]

How I wish I could've seen this movie on the big screen.

[chubbsuperfly]

@estupido7490 It was pretty mind blowing...this part was a trip. And the sub woofers took a beating, lemme tell you. The audience pretty much couldn't grok the meaning of this sequence. Best thing to do is get a good video projector for your house, invest in some xlnt speakers and ballsy subs and a bad ass amp, like a QSC RMX series, seat yourself close to the screen and burn a fatty about 5 minutes before you hit play. You won't wanna answer the phone or get a drink or interrupt the film. mout

[Burn121212]

wow yea art !! fuck love this part!!!!

[MproductionsMovies]

Looks like a INSANE mind trip.

[kirsten1989]

@MproductionsMovies No, this is what you see when you travel through the galaxy at relativistic speeds...

[MproductionsMovies]

I know, i just commented on what it looks like. ;)

[Zabek2006]

it´s a death

[narrator89]

2001 was 15 years ahead of it's time. Not even Alien which came 11 years afterward, could match the SFX in 2001.

[chomonland]

¿que le parece este final ministra Aido?

[SuPaMaNallday]

why the fuck is a giant baby floatin in the middle of space!!! what the fuck is this shit

[TeoTanek]

@SuPaMaNallday

yer 're so fucking plain ter understand it, do u?

[SuPaMaNallday]

yea i am plain..ima nigger im an uneducated black nigger

[AnteojosdeFanny]

it's allegorical, for fuck's sake.

[jasonsgroovemachine]

You guys know Clark co-wrote the screenplay right? Says so in the book.

[VenusinFurs90]

For 1968, This is completely AMAZING.

[euchanels]

one must be nuts to sit for 2 hours and watch visualizations! what a uncreative cheap ass director

[williamshank]

Does anyone make this remind you of the Ark of the Covvenent>

[Darkn335]

If I remember correctly, this scene was actually footage of a herd of buffalo migrating, but with a whole bunch of filter effects added to it.

[thevillin13]

yes, if only people would appreciate hip hop in the same expression. milk is for babys. meat is for men.

[jimmyj1969]

Apart from any explanations given (including clarke's own book), the grateness of Cubrick's work consists in ommiting ANY explanation whatsoever! If the film was not so OPEN to interpretation, it wouldn't have survive as a timeless classic!

[IfIfsandands]

Kubrick put in a lot more in to the film's meaning than Clarke put in to the book. Kubrick did that in all his movies. He would use the bare bones of a book & then use it to make his own story with it's own message. The many, many themes Kubrick hinted at can be read about in Kubrick's corner, a fan site & robag88's analysis videos here on youtube. This movie is highly complex in it's layers and made even more obscure and intriguing because Kubrick tells us nothing, apart from watch the movie!

[jimmyj1969]

I agree. By omitting "explanations", Kubrick creates a genuine "piece of art", leaving the viewer to FEEL and (at the same time) FILL IN the movie with meaning. Actually, is the same as a work of orchestral music: whatever the "title" or the "synopsis" is, it's up to the listener's psychology / character / memories / attitude how to interpret the music or what he/she 'd feel about it.

[IfIfsandands]

he did say he wanted a movie that spoke directly to the sub conscious mind, which is what music does. Not only did he want movies to feel like music, he used tricks that composers use as well. Take an orchestral piece, the piano plays the signature phrase, but later you may hear it played on tube, violin, flute ect. Kubrick did that with pictures. The bone in the air cut to the space ship being an obvious example of that technique. He was an outstanding artist, underestimated i think.

[TeoTanek]

@IfIfsandands

well I think the best thing kubric did actually was holding some mistery, not explaining people by dialogs whats happening, something that 2010 awfully does.

[IfIfsandands]

Agreed. In fact, think of another movie, Blade Runner. The intended version didn't have a voice over or a 'happy ending' (taken from off cuts from the Shining too!). Take out those and we have an intriguing movie that makes you think. I wouldn't have someone that didn't make me think as a friend. By the same token, I wouldn't watch a movie that didn't give me something back.

[Benishe]

Disturbing... this is always disturbing...

[rish987]

agreed

[SuPaMaNallday]

definitely

[SuPaMaNallday]

same here

[rileyphillips88]

so did everyone on earth live?

[wherestheunity]

beautiful imagery

[EpHyxCore]

Great movie. The people like it because of its special effects, but not the argument (too abstract). I think that's a great fact to see this movie, something not like the others.

Awesome scene...

[Nugget2064]

I like the song even if it sounds creepy. Anyone else does?

[Darkn335]

Isn't that the same song that plays right before Hal kills Frank?

[IfIfsandands]

I don't think so. It is the music you hear when the apes look and touch the monolith for the first time. You hear it at the very start of the film and then in the interlude. You could say that the music is the theme tune of the monolith.

[OldWaysFollower]

these scenes are absolutely incredible and mystical. Thank you. I have first seen them being a child and it gave me many nights of amazing dreams that are hard to describe. It opened my mind to mystical experiences.

[Ishtelte]

This is time travel or light speed travel. 2.nd movie proves it.

[SeikOner]

i was high when i see this shit for first time....just imagine what happens

[Aktuvor]

just like my windows media player radom accu

[sparrowlt]

If i donr renember bad the book mentions that at some point in this "trip" Dave shees ships.. could be those things in 4:37 ?

[LucaTurilli89]

As I remember they are not exactly ships but something like 7 segments from something bigger. Don't remember good enought through.

[jakespick]

I think that's just one of the differences between the book and the film. in the book, Bowman also says "it's full of stars!"

[randlemcmurphi]

Amenazadora y exitante, espiatorio viaje del Universo hasta el lado mas profundo del Ser Humano.

[habla1447]

LSD!!

[kakipipimoki]

Ah why did you cut the face scenes, eliminating things from a movie brilliantly made like this is against everything since everything was made for a reason in this film :)

[saxrider]

totally agreed. dave's facial expressions, and the camera vibration.... it hits me like a ton of bricks. imagine seeing something like that in real life. his face made me believe he _was_ actually seeing it. not to mention seeing the effects reflect off his helmet.

[raposofan]

Greatest

Movie

Ever

[bonnie43uk]

amazing scenes, esp considering this was many many years before CGI. Awesome cinematography.

[dudefrombelgium]

dude why did u cut out the scenes where u can see his face scramble cause of al the ultracosmic Vibe's ?

[annuitcoetis]

The Monolith created the wormhole for his POD.

And the destination is unknown but what the book says is that there is an artificial environment there for him to live. everything from the bed to a box of cereal is artificial. All recreated by the what ever sent the monolith in the first place. What do you make that ? ^.^

[ZkinandBonez]

Acoording to the reviews Ive read, this final scene is the monolith helping Bowman, evolving mentally and getting a better understanding of the universe. In a symbolic sense he is reborn at the end, and sease to exist in a physical form. He becomes the next step in human evulotion, he "acends" sort of speak.

[SUPERBENDER143]

GREAT COMMENT MAN

[jakespick]

yes, and the hotel room scene represents the final stages of the process. where the "others" have sent him so they can finish evolving him - to a place that is familiar and contains a sense of comfortability for Bowman.

Kubrick is a genius. he's the only director, ever, to be able to translate beautiful music in film-form.

[GameOST]

Alot of people dont understand the movie. but thats what makes Kubrick films so great and above what anyone else was doing at the time. I believe the ending was brillantly made, thats all part of the science part of it, it doesn't have to make sense.

[44excalibur]

@GameOST The ending makes sense if you read the original novel by Arthur C. Clarke. He pretty much explains everything.

[Watcher3223]

@GameOST

IMO, what's done makes sense in a way and the choices had reasons.

One of Mr. Kubrick's intentions for "2001" were visuals just for the sake of their beauty.

But, as space is largely inaccessible for people to experience for themselves, this approach can inspire awe like actually being in space. So, things that seem pointless or nonsensical actually have a meaningful emotional impact that's important for driving the story in cinema format.

Feeling is just as important as thinking.

[bobo007xx]

@GameOST do they kill the mother alien?what laser weapons do they use?

[killamonkey]

Did he accidentally travel into a worm hole or something?

[cosmojairzinho14]

magic !

[TyRiders2]

Trippy

[shivaboyd]

You're missing the best part - the actual effects on David's face!

[MetalApe]

I thought about it a long time, using Davids Face and Eyes scenes while traveling through the Dimensions for this SFX Tribute. But decided against it. Davids reactions are more superior acting and excellent editing, than special visual effects.

[AshleyTisdaleLover07]

The colorrrrrrs :D

[Blokechest]

Drop your bible & give the theory of evolution a nice soak! That is exactly what this scene represents.

[Franciszek64]

He had some LSD in that time

[videogamer568]

When i saw this I was like what the fuck!!!!!!! They were on drugs when they made this scene. Great movie wiers scene

[jillybob]

actually Kubrick never took drugs, he was just a great visionary :)

[morbentfel]

really? wasnt kubrick a hedonist

[Goldberg1337]

I don't get the last part of the movie. I saw this film first when I was about 8 and I thought that the confrontation with Hal was cool and that the space stuff was cool, but then it just went into an acid trip with a white room, and old man, and then this huge baby being spawned in outer space. I was like, "Well, it was cool until all that random crap happened."

[herbienbrian]

I had that same experiance?

[Goldberg1337]

I read that Kubrick didn't know what to do after Hal was defeated... and it shows!

[herbienbrian]

hm, that could possibly be true

[Goldberg1337]

This must be what it's like to take acid.

[cosypeter]

Try acid, looking at those scenes on your TV and having Motteke! Sailor Fuku! (Redalice Remix) playing in your speakers.

After 2 minutes, I couldn't hang on. Was totally shook off. Then, I cried for an hour.

[Goldberg1337]

Uh, what? I don't think that doing acid is such a good idea in the first place...

[LoKimLinProject]

shame on you

[Goldberg1337]

Isn't dropping acid like rewiring your brain the wrong way?

[rm2551]

its more like "heightening" your brain. Can be very instense and interesting, but there is a price. There is a reason we are not naturally in that state of mind. We would be drooling vegetables by age 10 if it were so.

[jillybob]

i love you! aha :D

[rm2551]

Thanks! LOL

[MortAuPat]

this is some classic shit, kubrick forever

[Geo77551]

Is it just me.. but i think Technology is mans way of undoing him self?  I was just wondering. I mean Tehnlogy is great and all, but too muych is gonna have robots trying to kill us and ECT.

[Zeesterling1]

Get what you can. Visual poetry at least.

[rickypwnz]

i don't get this movie

someone explain it to me

[AblePumper]

Until 1981, this is exactly what mant Scientists thought it would look like if FTL and Trans Dimensional Travel couold be done. Unfotunately, Reality is not as "Cool & Colorful."

[blindandwatching]

I saw this on a big movie screen in a theatre with good stereo sound and I nearly had a heart attack watching this scene.

[FlickerFilmPictures]

yea no "Radiohead" for me thanks...

Moonlight sonata or Mozart's Requiem will do it but Kubrick's choice of the music is just as well

[eisenvater1000]

2001 stars from me.

[rinca92]

magnifique!!!!

[SolerBros]

5* ;-)

[sinsin92]

why did you cut Dave's face?

you also cut some incredible scenes of the trip to infinit

why ?

[MetalApe]

It's all about "Handmade Visual Effects" in my Tributes. Nothing else. No Plot. Sorry!

[fromunder73]

the greatest scene of movies history

[sinsin92]

one of the deepest of all movie history

it give many ways, U can almost understand it the way you want

[RYNB909]

is there anyway to view it in HD?

[DonutSSF]

wtf o.0

[AGWittmann]

Odyssee 2001 sequenzes + Radiohead - Sail to the moon = feeling the possible kind future of the mankind

[sveikauskovich]

Please don't compare anything of Kubrick's to Radiohead.

Radiohead sucks.

[Muenchies]

Did you cut out the parts where the camera flashes to Dave's face? I know you skipped the whole room sequence because it's not really in space.

[MetalApe]

Yes. Sorry, my Tributes are mostly about Visual Effects in Space without CGI.

[hoodedhumanhero]

travelling faster than the speed of light, changing time and becoming reborn.

[Firefox9895]

How did they do all those effects in the time before computer-made effects?

[joejumps4fun]

slit-scan photography

[onehandraisinbransam]

Greatest movie ever made.

[thinwristsx]

Too perfect.

[PHANTOMZ0NE]

Is the film about evolution and the constant search for knowledge and understanding?

[PHANTOMZ0NE]

This would make for a great screensaver.

[keemer08]

it would lol

[PHANTOMZ0NE]

What exactly is happening here with all the coloured lights?

[Mezzurchadnezzah]

Beautiful.

[UnrealSlayer92]

I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!

[PGHolmes]

Whats there to fucking understand, just a stupid hippie movie. Put Stanley Kubricks in the hood and he will become a real man instead of crying about how the universe never goes his way.

[underdriverz]

The book goes into great detail about this sequence, there is a lot of detail that is left out actually.

[system0system]

terrible

I tried But its just terrible !

[owndeath13]

IT SUCKS

[windowsfuck]

Wow

[BillytheT19]

This scared the hell out of me the first time

[BillytheT19]

but i still consider it my favorite movie

[CtrlRm]

There are no words..

[0neCleverName]

I cried the first time... not sure why. Just fell into a trance.

[enemyofbohemia]

Gah, sometimes I just can't stand it when people say "I don't get it" or "this is weird". but that's just me, movie veiwers these days only want to have the meaning shoved right in their face, they don't want to have to think about it.

[ultimatesupermario]

I damn agree,that's why I get the feeling that the people these days are down right retarded.

You basically have to hold their hand and walk them them.

It's movies like this that get replaced with stupid humor and violence like blood and gore.

For example: EPIC MOVIE period.

[UnrealSlayer92]

1:45 The Big Bang...?

[seinfeld1006]

Hmm idk, I guess it's a possibility; Bowman in the book does go basically to the dawn of the universe and fast-forwards to 2001, but that's after he becomes the Star Child.

[RainbowSixShooter]

I don't get the ending? What is happening?

[WeedEatinFlyinCougar]

i think that he is reborn into a starchild

but im not sure

[inocentito]

Sublime! Sublime! Magnífico. Es todo cuanto puedo decir.

[nightimer5]

El multiverso es una matriz, por eso le llamamos "Matrix".

[JODQ11]

q viene de madre n latin

q wonito

xddd

[BullShitMeter]

Too cool for words!

[ADemonChewsMyEye]

Fookin' amazing, dudes and dudettes!

[BestOfTheBestNumber9]

4:15 shows the sperm dropping into the Ovas...

[throttlelever]

I get completely stoned just by watching this sequence.

[FalconKPD]

The Star Gate opened. the Star Gate closed. In a moment of time too short to be measured, space turned and twisted upon itself. Then Japetus was alone once more, as it had been for 3 million years- alone, except for a derelict ship, sending back its makers messages which they could neither believe nor understand.

[HowIQuittheForest]

I love this sequence, it's so beautiful.