2001: A Space Odyssey (see description)

why is there a small cut on 0:04? seems a little messy to me

...i mean the bone changes the spin from counter clockwise to clockwise...which is unnatural

dude... Keep your comments simple and short...

that should be the most famous match cut....wow.

I'm not sure why people have marked you down for your comment, other than they didn't understand what you meant. For people that don't know, 'the dog's bollocks' or 'the mut's nuts' is British slang for saying something is good, great or excellent. Simse01 was just saying that 2001: A Space Odyssey looks great and that the film 'Cocoon' doesn't compare to it. I agree with him/her completely.

Thanks dude/dudette :)

No problem mate.

wooo! I found out that this movie will be played at a nearby theater, I can see it on the big screen as it was ment to be seen

best cut scene ever. it signifies the importance of pre-historic man's brain, for the first time ever, to evolve and think of the bone as a tool. With the discovery of tools, empires and civilizations were created. the space station is the ultimate symbol of the evolution process, and now, we use the space station (bone) as an instrument to further evolve ourselves. The Star child at the end of the movie represents this next stage of evolution process for mankind.

Yes, the discovery of using the bone as a weapon allowed pre-historic man to perpetuate, just as he was on the brink of extinction, (covered better in the book). The monolith was the communicator for the unseen tutors.