2001: Una Odisea En El Espacio

1968 • 148 minutos

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Es una de las deslumbrantes obras del ganador de un Oscar* Stanley Kubrick. Una inolvidable lucha del hombre contra la máquina que cuenta con una apasionante combinación de la música y el movimiento. Kubrick (que escribió el guión junto con Arthur C. Clarke) descubre un pasado prehistórico de ancestros simios, y, por último, lleva al astronauta Bowman (Keir Dullea) por el desconocido mundo del espacio, quizás incluso hasta la inmortalidad. Abre la puerta de la nave HAL. Este increíble viaje se distingue de cualquier otro comienzo.

Calificaciones y opiniones

One of the best films ever made. Every shot is perfect. Kubrick set out to make 'a serious SCI-Fi film' and it was clearly a massive inspiration on film makers such as Lucas/Spielberg/Tarkovsky/Nolan.. Some may argue that it is too slow and there is no plot. This isn't film that tells you what to think but to get you thinking and exploring for yourself Life's big questions: What is our purpose? How and why is God guiding us? How do we stop ourselves becoming more like the machines we build and keep our humanity? What are the impacts of AI? The acting style is deliberately flat and robotic to show how dehumanised we have become and that the computer: HAL sounds more human and real. This is even more relevant today than it was in 1968.

For its time this movie has amazing special effects and how they did them was very intuitive and unique. I watched this is media class in school when I was 12 and I was so impressed.

True 4k this film was shot on a format that at the time wasn't used so much not on 35mm but 70mm film so it caught a perfect amount of detail. Hence why it's a such a feast for the eye's