2001 played at some Cinerama theatres for over a year. Very popular film.
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Well, in the case of 2001, you
Zulu. Get the UK Blu-Ray version it's region free. 4,000 Zulu's against 140
British soldiers. This was after the Zulu's massacred 1,500 troops. True story.
Roland
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joke, the brilliantly
photographed BORE called "Last Year at Marienbad."
--- On Sun, 7/12/09, Richard Auras wrote:
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To piggyba
t's the best western ever made, but we just don't see it. Can
someone convince us?
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Well, in the case of 2001, you kinda had t
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> As for the incredibly wooden acting, even at the time everyone
did recognize that as a weird flaw and it was something harped on
by every reviewer. It's still hard to understand why Kubrick
deliberately went that route with the acti
I think 2001 is very cool and atmospheric. Does it rival THE IRON GIANT? For
me...no.
Toochis
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Yes, and it's one of the few genuine science fiction films that isn't
another genre dresssed up as science fiction.
Phil
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Yes, and it's one of the few genuine science fiction films that isn't
another genre dresssed up as science fiction.
Phil
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i only saw 2001 when it was first released. i was young. but i did like the
classical score and bought the album.
..and, i have no desire to watch it now. SORRY.
michael
Summer
JR is right in that you had to be there. Seeing this film today, even
on a nice flat panel high def TV just does not
speak to the event-quality nature of seeing the CINERAMA release of
this film in a great 70mm house like the Windsor
Cinerama in Houston. It was new, it was futurist, when 2001
sacrilege
any cineast worth his mettle needs to watch this film (along with Ben
Hur) every so often.
I watch it about once a year and I still find something new in it..
it is a remarkable film
At 02:33 PM 7/12/2009, Michael B wrote:
i only saw 2001 when it was first released. i was young
As for the incredibly wooden acting, even at the time everyone did
recognize that as a weird flaw and it was something harped on by
every reviewer. It's still hard to understand why Kubrick
deliberately went that route with the acting style, as his other
films clearly demonstrate that he was c
i only saw 2001 when it was first released. i was young. but i did like
the classical score and bought the album.
..and, i have no desire to watch it now. SORRY.
michael
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Well, in the case of 2001, you kinda had to be there at the time it was
first released in 1968. It contained the greatest space travel special
effects ever seen up to that point, and was the first big-budget
Hollywood film since Destination Moon that had a reasonably serious plot
that wasn't bu
At 12:14 PM 7/12/2009, Richard Auras wrote:
To piggyback on Michaels great question. What film does
everyone seem to like and you just don't get it? Some of you will
hate me but my choice is 2001 A Space Odyssey.
i 2nd that one
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n the other side of the coin.
To piggyback on Michaels great question. What film does everyone
seem to like and you just don't get it? Some of you will hate me but my
choice is 2001 A Space Odyssey.
Rick
www.ilovefilms.com
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From: Franc
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To piggyback on Michaels great question. What film does everyone seem to
like and you just don't get it? Some of you will hate me but my choice is 2001
A Space Odyssey.
Rick
www.ilovefilms.com
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