Humanity finds a mysterious object buried beneath the lunar surface and sets off to find its origins with the help of HAL 9000, the world's most advanced super computer.
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Watched it in theatres. Despite the audience being really annoying, this is still the best movie I’ve ever seen. If you ever have the chance to catch it in a theatre do it.(my dream is to build a theatre in my house and watch this on a big screen but without audience members laughing at random points in the film.
Would go for 0 if I could, genuine fucking torture. Easily the worst fucking thing I've ever seen.
嗚嗚嗚我看不懂 但整體配樂和畫面呈現 以那個年代看起來真的很前衛XD
nao entendi bosta nenhuma do filme e confesso que não prestei atenção em uma boa parte do filme mas gostei yaoi
its an space odyssey but in 2001
someday i'd like to understand, understand this movie.
i get why this has been talked about nonstop since 1968. what i didn’t expect though was the horror. not in a jumpscare or monster way, but this eerie dread, this terrifying emptiness that just sat with me. i don’t think i’ve ever felt that from a movie before. usually, i get scared and then it’s gone once the credits roll, but this left me with a weird void i can’t even explain. it’s wild how a two and a half hour movie with less than 40 minutes of dialogue can still hold you completely. and the hal scenes? incredible. kubrick basically nailed the essence of ai decades ago. that whole sequence where hal gets unplugged… absolute perfection.