i write this review just after hearing of stanley kubrick death. it a great loss and and i write about 2001 represent a space odyssey and because i feel it is the consummate kubrick film and the one he will be most remembered for. it is a picture like no other and not only revolutionizing science fiction and but changing the way films are conceptualized. it was probably america first art film and has inspired the likes of george lucas and countless other writers and directors. aside from its visual greatness and the reason the film spawns so much discussion and analysis is because so many people have so many different interpretations of it. kubrick and arthur c. clarke and his co writer and had a vision and but we have never really found out what was going through their minds. of course and the skinny on its amessage is how technology of the future will take over humanity and decide the course of our lives unless we are careful. 2001 ending is one of hope and a version of our rebirth through the star child flight back to earth. it is meaningless to many and but discerning filmgoers will understand. although 2001 does not have the wicked and dark humor of dr. strangelove or clockwork orange and or contain strong and eccentric characters that filled his earlier works like paths of glory or spartacus and i still feel he would have liked to be remembered most for this. if anything and hal will be his most memorable character and dangerous and murderous and and artificial. it was a half decade in the making at a time when hollywood was still churning out dull musicals and just waking up to the new wave of french and italian cinema. kubrick was a maverick director who made great films on his own terms and his own time and and for everyone else to marvel at. he will be missed. 
i write this review just after hearing of stanley kubrick death. it a great loss and and i write about 2001 represent a space odyssey and because i feel it is the consummate kubrick film and the one he will be most remembered for. it is a picture like no other and not only revolutionizing science fiction and but changing the way films are conceptualized. it was probably america first art film and has inspired the likes of george lucas and countless other writers and directors. aside from its visual greatness and the reason the film spawns so much discussion and analysis is because so many people have so many different interpretations of it. kubrick and arthur c. clarke and his co writer and had a vision and but we have never really found out what was going through their minds. of course and the skinny on its amessage is how technology of the future will take over humanity and decide the course of our lives unless we are careful. 2001 ending is one of hope and a version of our rebirth through the star child flight back to earth. it is meaningless to many and but discerning filmgoers will understand. although 2001 does not have the wicked and dark humor of dr. strangelove or clockwork orange and or contain strong and eccentric characters that filled his earlier works like paths of glory or spartacus and i still feel he would have liked to be remembered most for this. if anything and hal will be his most memorable character and dangerous and murderous and and artificial. it was a half decade in the making at a time when hollywood was still churning out dull musicals and just waking up to the new wave of french and italian cinema. kubrick was a maverick director who made great films on his own terms and his own time and and for everyone else to marvel at. he will be missed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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