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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2022
- A side-by-side comparison of the first Barbie (2023) teaser trailer vs. scenes from Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
Original trailer: • Barbie | Teaser Trailer
#barbie #2001aspaceodyssey - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
A genius opening sequence that had us cracking up in our seats.
Yeah, It’s funny, I didn’t know this was a reference at all until later AFTER I first watched 2001: A Space Odyssey a couple weeks after seeing this film.
Right? This scene is how I knew I was going to love this movie.
@@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343 O….k.
@@tazinboor3913 You got a problem?
@@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343 No no, I guess in the moment when I uploaded the comment, I was just reacting to a different film view. Because I didn’t think I was going to love the movie because of the clip. I didn’t even watch the trailer with the clip in it.
2001 is a favourite movie of mine. I saw Barbie yesterday and it took me a couple of moments to see what was happening at the start but I was laughing out loud by the time this piece was done. Amazing!
Same, I even started to giggle before I saw Barbie.
There were eighteen people in the small cinema I took my good lady to see the film on its opening day. I laughed out loud at this, but nobody else did. I had to explain it to my partner afterwards, but, like a joke left too long, the magic had gone. 2001: is one of my all time favourite films, and it was so cool to see Barbie honour it. And it wasn't a bad film after all.
i was doing the ric flair WOO!!! whenever the music was on. i loved what greta gerwig did. 2001 is a masterpiece and barbie is right now one of my favorite films of the year.
Jep. That was a great move. Loved it!
Good job editing the right bits from 2001.
Thanks!
@@JH31videos but... jeez, this all has to be deliberate on the part of the filmmakers.
@@carnotantonioromero3024 I mean, for the avoidance of doubt, yes. This is a very clear and direct shot-perfect homage to one of the most famous sequences in cinema history. It's not a secret.
@@carnotantonioromero3024 rrrrrrreeeeeaaaallllyyyy? You think so? I thought it was heckin coincidence
@@carnotantonioromero3024no way man
A brilliant parody/homage to the iconic original. Based on this, I am inclined to go see the movie.
Don't. Thank me later.
Was worth it, Ryan Gosling is literally me. Don't listen to @thebossman60
it’s good you should watch it. don’t listen to the weirdo
Ok, Mason, go see Barbie and let us know your thoughts.
@@thebossman60 how about i break it down just so that he knows why you don’t like it. If you think women are inferior to society, then you won’t like this film. If not, then you will most likely enjoy it.
After just seeing 2001 space odyssey, I now have huge respect for the makers of the Barbie movie. What a world.
Didn't see any trailer, so it was funny to see movie start like this 😅
Me too. Missed trailer and it blew me away at the cinema. The irony/parallel that the match cut in 2001 is to a orbital super weapon and in Barbie it's Barbie logo was not lost on me. Pretty funny and probably no accident.
Same :D
i don’t get why people are mad at this movie for a homage of an iconic scene in cinema, many other movies have made a homage to this scene.
This is why.
th-cam.com/video/cKp-A6BBg-E/w-d-xo.html
Because those people are saying that the scene, and the overall messaging of the movie, is about how being a normal, regular woman with mother instincts is primitive, while being a strong, independent, empowered woman fighting the patriarchy, and dominating men because they’re stupid and for no other reason than being men is how women should be.
I disagree, gloria, the main mother character, tells mattel that there is nothing wrong with wanting to be a mother or to care for children. I think this beginning scene is just how mattel sees feminism rather then seeing it as you can be strong and independent but also a mother.
I think people are more pissed that this scene is apparently bashing motherhood.
People getting triggered over it.
@@spacelinx it is not about that at all.. it is about the fact that Barbie was a REVOLUTIONARY doll that changed the market forever - hence girls playing with the old dolls, dressed in beige, colorless clothes UNTIL the new doll is introduced and the industry is never the same as the girls destroy the old toys to play with the doll and dolls that came with the brand.. simple as that.
55 years appart, still great.
This is hilarious. 😂😂😂😂😂
I always love a good 2001 reference.
0:41 After seeing this, I now realised that one scene from 2001 Space Odyssey was used in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in the TV scene where Charlie pulls out a Wonka Bar in the scene with monkeys
I'm thinking, this is the best time to restart HAL 9000...
He could call you Betty ,and Betty. When you call him, you could call him HAL
Filmmakers basically acknowledging that Kubrick's ideas remain the pinnacle of moviemaking even to this day.
very very clever parallel, it basically says that the Barbie doll meant for the women empowerment/feminist movement what the monolith meant to the spark of human evolution: a starting and reference point
which is not true by the way but still a appreciate the reference, it's mind-boggling how man people dont understand this trailer
In the movie it is not a side by side version so if you are not familiar with the previous Space Odyssey movie it makes little sense.
@@Mybeforenafters this is true for every reference lol, this is a nod to movie enthusiasts
@@Mybeforenafters It was an experience watching it drunk and without having seen 2001
That is actually funny and very well thought out.
You dropped this quick af.
This is so brilliant. Like it really fit so well
Thank you very much for this, these two films are of my highest regard. Kubrick would have loved "Barbie", it's surreal realism or realistic surrealism at it's finest.
this was the entire reason I went to see Barbie.
HOOK, LINE, SINKER!! I went to see #Barbie with my lady friend and the movie started with one of my favorite movies. I started to like it
This is amazing.
Beautiful. Brilliant
I was hooked and laughing from this moment on... Sadly not many in the theatre got the reference... I suppose there aren't many old 2001 nerds around nowadays, let alone wanna see Barbie.
Dios tenga en su gloria a Stanley y a Richard strauss
Diffrwnce being 2001 is actully a good movie
They’re both good movies.
@@checkoutmyyoutubepage barbie is a soulless drivel in comparison
This is how Hollywood should Be, iconic!
Went to see it last night with my wife. The moment this scene came on I was laughing like a maniac. Very few people caught the reference…or the one to Dr. Strangelove…or the one to Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I never realized those other two until reading about them somewhere else. Haven’t laughed to tears this much at a movie in ages.
when i was watching barbie i was like this looks familiar
Ficou impecável!!! Pena que no Brasil algumas batatas ambulantes acharam que essa cena era apologia ao aborto ou que estava incentivando garotinhas a não serem mães no futuro.
É difícil pensar diferente quando você nota que o filme é basicamente uma palestra feminista e que a maioria das mulheres envolvidas na produção do filme são feministas. A própria Greta disse que a cena em que chamam a Barbie de fascista não foi uma piada
Ficou incrível mesmo! Esse trailer com essa cena me vendeu o filme todo! Pra mim que sempre achei que brincar com boneca bebê era uma chatice, essa cena fez todo o sentido! Hahahaha! A Barbie tinha casa, carro, roupas, namorado, profissão, amigas...tãããão mais legal!
@@amandafranco9264 SIMMM eu nunca brinquei de boneca assim bebezinha kakak minha mãe chegou a me dar, mas eu n brincava e preferia até ursinhos de pelúcia... Amava brincar de Barbie
Uma verdadeira porcaria isso sim
@@embalagemdesucrilhosEu vi uma pessoa não relacionada com o filme, dizendo que o poster de promoção ao dizer "Barbie é tudo" também pode ser visto como considerando coisas ruins tb, por exemplo a Barbie pode inspirar, mas tb dxar insegura etc, e querendo ou não ela realmente foi usada como arma por machistas, por ser essa figura feminina perfeita, o padrão. Só que tb sofreu mto machismo, por ser uma figura feminina que tinha uma mensagem deq a mulher pode ser oq quiser.
E sim, o filme é feminista, a Greta é conhecida por isso, e ela fez um otimo trabalho monstrando isso com os Kens, que não são respeitados pelas Barbies, vivem em desiguldade igual mtas mulheres viveram e ainda vivem
Can anyone make a list of all the original clips for the space odyssey one in order? Thanks
The doll is 1 by 4 by 9 like the obslisk the square of 1, 2, and 3.
Just watched the movie and immediately picked up on the 2001: A Space Odyssey parody. I thought it was well done, and the movie was great as well.
🎉🎉
Brilliant. Thanking my boyfriend for all the Sci fi movies he has had me watching with him. I'd have never had known the relevance.
That's so funny you mention that, reminds me of that scene in the movie where the Ken's are making Barbie watch their favorite movies 🤣
I thought that was cool!
Barbie was so weird and so good.
agreed !!!
both
いやサイコー、大笑いｗｗ
0:08
Brilliant parody of 2001!
do you think Stanley Kubrick himself would like it if he had lived to see it?
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr yes I think he would have.
What the hell is brilliant about this lol?
@@sj4632 its brilliance lies in how closely the parody follows the original
@@trevorayson7593 So her copying it 100% is brilliant? It would be more brilliant if it was subtle…
This is silly because Mattel made baby dolls too.
Awesome!!
Neil deGrasse Tyson told me about this!
Genius🤣🤣🤣
Movie of year 2023 for ape
Mitsubishi Eclipse also was in Fast and Furious🤔
I wonder how many people accidentally threw away their babies because of this movie
were the makers of barbie legally allowed to do this reference?
warner bros. owns both movie so yeah
First movie, a psychological, artistic and futuristic masterpiece.
A scene you just witnessed is the greatest cut scene of all time, portraying our ancestors ability to recognize the advantage of a human bone used as a tool fueled by a survival instinct, displaying a primitive very beginnings of a technological realization, that scene is cut to several million years later to a space shuttle, the highest technological achievement of a mankind, a period of our evolvement so advanced in which we are not only able to explore our own planet, but the vast space of the universe.
2001 Space Odyssey portrays a unique writing style of Arthur C. Clarke, which came to life through genius lenses of Stanley Kubrick.
The other movie... there's a blonde actress playing in it.
I get the irony of the Barbie scene and I dont mind it, just wanted to give my opinion to few people in the comment section debating "which movie is better."
In 2001, part of the premise is that coming into contact with the obelisk helped start the chain of progress of society that took us to the space age.
The implication of the reference is when little girls come into contact with a Barbie doll, a similar transformation happens in their minds which will lead to dramatic progress in our society in the long term.
Just found what Barbie did... 😢
@Análise Espiritual dos Filmes By Sarah Sheeva
are they(modern filmmakers) completely brazen?...
For making homages?
@@rmnxg3538 Yes, mister. Exactly. I can understand, when it's about relative thing or when the whole movie is an hommage (Interstellar). But here it looks like "Ooooh, we can make a parody of Kubrick's classics, we're gonna be noticed hoo hoo" Look! Margot is like black monolith. Well certainly....
@@sid_6.716 It doesn't look like anything but a reference. A smart one because Barbie was indeed like the black monolith for the female toy industry. That's all there is to it. Art appreciation. It doesn't always have to be serious and snobby.
@@rmnxg3538 at this point it becomes pointless because you are comparing toy industry and art in one time. 'Art appreciation' he said. When the talking is about commercial project dealing with no art but using form created by other artists just to use. Because they didn't understand how to make their own. Have a nice day
@@sid_6.716 No, I'm not comparing. What I'm saying is pretty simple. This scene is brilliant. Not only it pays homage to the opening scene of one of the most fascinating films ever done, which is always nice to see, but also conveys a perfect clever parallel between the monolith, the monkeys and the primitive tools from Space Odyssey and Barbie, little girls and baby dolls from reality.
That's all there is to it. If it bothers you that a light tone comedy about a doll that you apparently consider yourself too smart for makes a reference to Kubrick's magnificent work, then perhaps the problem is that you're being a bit pretentious and not the film.
Greta Gerwig is a great director, btw! You should see into her work.
Have a good one.
Nasty
Barbie Movie is not baby friendly, nor this opening scene. Barbie's image and swimsuit body is not about children and the staving in of the baby's skull suggests its medical equivalent. No babies, no us. But hey, we'll have more shoes and bags, cute outfits and only fans. Funny opening and laughable ending for us all.
I think that reference was lost on many - and it creeped me out with them smashing babies. No one else?
Not babies, dolls. Are you ok?
They were dolls…it was stated many times over by the narrator them being dolls…
if you can answer the question what the dolls represent in this scene (not that hard because the solution is in the 2001 movie you just have to translate the reference) you understand why the girls are smashing them
Difference is the barbie movie wont be filled with things like 3 mins of darkens with humming, 18 minuets of monkeys, alot of long shots of ships spinning, men running in circles and 10 minuets of flashing lights. hey space odecy might be important but its still the most boring movie to watch of all time.
It would have been smarter if the girls broke cooking sets or stuffed animals instead of baby dolls.
I think the baby dolls part is to pay homage to every baby doll a girl had, before Barbie came out that is all that little girls (mostly) played with. I think it’s smart they stuck with baby dolls
bashing in the heads was pretty disgusting in my mind, even if just dolls and reference. No wonder "Great Gerwig and hubby quietly welcomed second child" last month.
the best part of the barbie movie was the least like the barbie movie.
I feel like they didn't really follow their own marketing chart. The team forgot who their target audience was.
Man si en bod sponja aparece esa obra de arte
I think they had a different target audience than you think they had.
not so much. it's a film from a director known to make movies with satire and social criticism. the target audience is not just children
It’s a greta gerwig movie so the audience is smart cultured women who like fun
No, they just successfully took people like me who would never see this movie and made us go ‘Hey, wait a minute.. now I kinda wanna see this..’
I wonder if Stanley Kubrick is turning his grave, unless he had a wicked sense of humour he probably would like it
What this suppose to mean? That is bad for little girls to play to be a mom? 😒
Because before the creation of Barbie the girls only had baby dolls to play with. The boys could have had more toys at their disposal, but in those time the girls did not. When Barbie first appeared, girls no longer had to play mommy and could express themselves in Barbie.
@@Naomomos I've never played with Barbie in my childhood, so that's bs.
@@Emy-fv5nywell guess what Emy-fv5ny, I never played with legos when I was a kid, but you don't see me going out of my way to call all the people who played with legos and went to see the Lego movie and their childhoods bullshit just because I didn't play with them right?
@@cady6525 Please do some reading comprehension because I didn't call other ppl childhood bs. So go make some drama somewhere else.
@@NaomomosSo little girls ONLY had baby dolls? They didn’t have stuffed animals or play houses, tea sets or play doh?
Unfortunately, anyone who hasn't seen the greatness of "2001: A Space Odyssey" is not going to understand the historical value, narrative value, and significance of Kubrick's greatest work of science fiction. Sorry Barbie, Kubrick beat you to it by over half a century.
...Why are you comparing Barbie to 2001?
@@rmnxg3538 Ask that to the Barbie movie, not me. They did the comparison in the first place. I was very clear in the previous comment. No problem with the homage at all to a masterpiece created by A MAN. It had to be said, and it was said. 😉
Are you stupid? Obviously when you're paying HOMAGE to something, that thing had to come first.
@@Joaksji97 You're a bit confused. Barbie did no comparison at any moment; it only paid a homage. You're the only one who felt the need to compare 2 completely different movies. Also, why is it important that it was created by a man?
@@Joaksji97i mean the Barbie was to girls what the monolith was to the monkeys in the 2001 scene. It changed the trajectory of femininity. The point of the scene is not to say Barbie is better than his work… it’s using inspiration to make significant point. Watching Kubricks film is not necessary to understand the point being made
They just didn’t need to smash the babies like they did.
In that case you didn’t get the reference
Not babies, dolls. How thick can one be?
@@bcnmanhattan5022you know exactly what they were doing, stop pretending to be even more stupid.
When I saw this crap "homage" I was about to leave the cinema.
I feel so very bad for Stanley Kubrick 😢.
Worry not, the man is dead
Yes, but «Barbie» is shit
Stanley Kubrick is rolling over his tomb.
at the fact he couldn’t make a film better than barbie #barbiesweep #barbilliondollars
@@Pickleman9000 Not really. I mean that Stanley Kubrick is pissed off that they manipulate the famous clip of his movie.
No way, he would have appreciated this cinematic masterpiece.
One of master Kubrick's favourite movies was White Man Can't Jump. I'm absolutely sure he would appreciate Barbie
I seriously doubt that.
I like the reference but what ever happened to being original
have u ever heard of satire?
It’s an homage. The movie itself is original. That’s why people are excited to see it.
Originality and boldness are long dead.
There's nothing wrong with being referential.
@@Emy-fv5nyYou didn't check the movie nor what came out this year.
man make movie about the great mistery of life and humanity
woman about themselves
0:41 I just can’t get over at how pretty she looks.
Get over it
The legacy of 2001 lives on,even when it's embarrassingly used to sell Barbie dolls. 🦴🦧