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2001: A Space Odyssey (2001, l'odyssée de l'espace)
	Réalisateur:	Stanley Kubrick
	Acteurs:	Keir Dullea (as Dr. Dave Bowman), Gary Lockwood (as Dr. Frank Poole), William Sylvester (as Dr. Haywood R. Floyd), Daniel Richter (as Moonwatcher), Leonard Rossiter (as Dr. Andrei Smyslov), Margaret Tyzack (as Elena), Robert Beatty (as Dr. Rolf Halvorsen), Sean Sullivan (as Dr. Bill Michaels), Douglas Rain (as HAL 9000 (voice)), Frank Miller (as Mission controller (voice)), Bill Weston (as Astronaut), Ed Bishop (as Aries 1B Lunar shuttle captain (as Edward Bishop)), Glenn Beck (as Astronaut), Alan Gifford (as Poole's father), Ann Gillis (as Poole's mother)
	Pays:	UK
	Catégorie:	Sci-Fi
	Année:	1968

Résumé:	This movie is concerned with intelligence as the division between animal and human, then asks a question; what is the next division? Technology is treated as irrelevant to the quest - literally serving as mere vehicles for the human crew, and as a shell for the immature HAL entity. Story told as a montage of impressions, music and impressive and careful attention to subliminal detail. A very influential film and still a class act, even after 25 years.
Commentaire:	On a rating scale of 0 to 100; I rate 2001: A Space Odyssey a score of 97. The…greatest…science…fiction…film…ever…made? Could be. 2001: A Space Odyssey is a film that explores the planets and does it beautifully, and is a grand scale epic that will be forever remembered by moviegoer's and critics alike. It's simply a little mastermind of an adventure sci-fi flick that gets more intriguing with every movement of the characters. The monoliths have been watching us. They gave us the "evolutionary kick in the pants" we needed to survive at the Dawn of Time. In 1999, we discovered a second monolith on the moon. Now, in the year 2001, the SS Discovery and its crew, Captains Dave Bowman (Keir Dullea) and Frank Poole (Gary Lockwood), and their onboard computer, HAL-9000 (voiced by Douglas Rain), must discover what alien force is watching us... 2001: A Space Odyssey is an ultimately confusing film the first time you watch it, but after you see it a couple more times (you will see it more than twice, guaranteed!) you'll start to hook on to the odd but endlessly amazing story-line. The special effects are truly extraordinary for Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film, and Kubrick himself does a brilliant job of trying to show the world his vision of the future in science with his stunningly put-together script, that's always open to frightening and new ideas. There are many more reasons to see this great film, like to watch Keir Dullea's ignored but excellently controlled performance, for Douglas Rain's voice portrayal of HAL-9000's evil, which is bound to send a chill down your spine, and last but definitely not least, Kubrick's unexplainably great effort in directing such a memorable piece of film. Impossible to miss, impossible to forget. See it immediately.
Langue:	English
Sous-titres:	English
Durée:	139 Min
Format vidéo:	DivX 5.x
Format audio:	AC3
Nombre de CD:	2