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What about 3001, and the rest of the series?

Here are a few audios of HAL to enjoy.

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I had read the book before I went to see the movie

sixyearsleft wrote: 2001 Space Oddity

This is one of my favourite films, i was only young when i watched it the first time, although i didn't understand what the hell was going on i knew it was trying to say something, i knew it was trying to evoke many emotions.

Watch this neat animation the space odyssey explained,

make your own opinion

http://www.kubrick2001.com/


It was a film beyond any of our personal computer years.............:wah:

St Ives wrote: I had read the book before I went to see the movie
There are multiple books Clarke wrote afterwards, and they only get better.

This is so true

I would so love his last one in that series to be true - life on Europa. Would give a whole new meaning to neighbours

sixyearsleft wrote: 2001 Space Oddity

This is one of my favourite films, i was only young when i watched it the first time, although i didn't understand what the hell was going on i knew it was trying to say something, i knew it was trying to evoke many emotions.

Watch this neat animation the space odyssey explained,

make your own opinion

http://www.kubrick2001.com/


You should read the story by Arthur C. Clark that this movie is based on and it will all become much clearer than even this video can make it. Especially if your read the book of the movie.

The story is called the "Sentinel"

I recommend all the books in series, which takes it beyond 2001.

Great music in the movie, all that lovely Strauss.