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Back then, the year 2001 seemed so far into the future.
the best way of predicting the future is to invent it.
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Yuuuuuup!!!!
futuronomy
THIS IS A GOLD MINE
What a wonderful advertising pitch! This is a real gem from the archives. Thank you for posting it.
4:10 dude casually walks by wearing underware and a labcoat.
+BigAlNaAlba That's Keir Dullea, I believe, sporting the lab coat and shorts combo. The perks of stardom?
+BigAlNaAlba IS THAT WHAT U TOOK AWAY FROM THIS?
It's actor Keir Dullea, in costume (see scene in movie where he's wearing those shorts while jogging inside the Discovery)
The jogging in the Centrifuge was Gary Lockwood.
The dude is Keir Dullea, most likely on the way to meet the journalists; the actual interview is shown later in this video (in the wide frame you can see him dressed in lab coat and shorts combo). While the jogging in the Centrifuge was performed in 2001 movie by Gary Lockwood, most likely Kubrick filmed Keir Dullea too on the Centrifuge.
3:10 I love it that the way you read text in the "office in a suitcase" prop is to watch it being typed out by a golfball printer somewhere else, via live video. Now THAT'S multimedia.
I didn't see a future of mass killings. In 1968, after seeing 2001, I thought and hoped that the future might really be like this movie. I'm very disappointed. Best Wishes to Everyone. Sincerely, Tom
I'm transmitting my thoughts across space, electronically.
:p
Technically, you're transmitting them through Space/Time. From 5 years in the past to be precise
@@sandy_the_hippyand you, three years
If you must predict the future, predict often.
04:18 even back then they were putting stickers on their laptops.
The future never looked as bright and awesome as in the 60's
Except for the cold War.
never seen this one before! Just awesome, thank you for sharing!
What a treasure! The world of tomorrow - 2001 - great stuff. The narrator smokes cigarettes throughout, which is humorous now but "sophisticated" then. Even if you do not watch the whole thing, the introductory bit at 2:14 with the office-in-a-suitcase typewriter/(full-size)telephone/television is hilarious, and worth a minute to examine. The production artwork for the film is also interesting, such as the "aerodynamic space craft of 2001" at 7:52 that looks strikingly similar to the Space Shuttle. Thanks for uploading.
I always get a kick when people label past predictions as hilarious. 100 years from now people will look at your slavish devotion to the collective, paranoid, self-loathing prediction of catastrophic global warming as hilarious. They will be as condescending toward your ignorance as you are toward previous generations.
Wild River Tom
You sound like the inspiration for Deliverance Part Deux. Please don't create any more gov't dependent rugrats with your sister. It would be better for western society if you keep trying and failing with your brother instead.
Wild River Tom
We all know you're trying to track me down Hillbilly. Back to your survivalist websites you pontificating, condescending, unevolved freak.
James Bond Are you still trying to chat with me? What are you, queer for me or what?
Wild River Tom
"chat"? Either your last name is Sandusky or you're a 12yr old female troll. We're all starting to pity you.
The Look editor sounds like Al Franken.
Wow... Such high expectations of the future! I wish we still lived in such a society! Nowadays everyone just thinks that there will be no more civilization in the next decade... Excuses I say! We have to picture the future as we want it to be, not as we think it will be!
People on the 50s and 60s thought that they would have moon stations by the year 2001... And they put a man on the moon not 10 years later! Just goes to show that the future is what you want it to be. From now on, when people ask me what I think of the future I will say that it's going to be good, that it's going to be more interesting... And I will tell them to think the same!
Don't worry, be happy!
I grew up in the 80's and just like the 60's before it we had the same dark pall hanging over everything. While there will always be incidents like 9/11 but humankind will always come out of it on the other side. Nolans Interstellar is going to show that I think.
Tim Tringle Jr. Well, we still had "Duck and cover!" drills in grade schools in the 70's, so I find it hard to believe that anybody today is any more fatalistic than people were back then.
Ronnie Raygun had most Americans thinking he was ready to go "Toe to toe with the Ruskies!"
(That's how we got punk rock, by the way.)
I for one am definitely looking forward to 2001, both the year and the movie. Should be amazing!!!!
Movie making is AWESOME!
This was an extra bonus feature on the blue ray version of the movie. It clearly illustrates the maxim: Never make predictions - especially about the future!
This special must have made all the fanboys drool... but it never gave away the insane story line of the actual film.
I'd bet Kubrick wasn't too happy about his methods being exposed - especially before 2001 came to the screen.
Kubrick authorized this film. He had been a photographer for Look magazine, which produced it to jointly promote the movie and invite advertisers to place ads in the Look's upcoming section on space.
Amazing!
Wouldn't be great to go back to the mid 60s and tell them what they got right and what they got wrong. Would they consider the smart phone a marvel or a novelty? Would they think that the real 2001 and 21st century delivered on their vision?
Love to find some decent scans of that pre-production artwork.
Great video...👍
Space X was here to steal the designs for their space suits
They thought they were getting an indoctrination film to get the public excited about space. Stanley cleverly made the opposite in a subtle way. Genius!
Who advised Stanley on the bone 🦴 and the satellite 🛰️ comparison?!? This whole thing is like 2001 is an expensive publicity motion picture for NASA. Of course it’s always ironic that SK died in the last year of the 20th century
I especially like the cigarette touch...
This doc gives up the whole game and it's right here for everyone to see and almost no one cares
In the 1960s, email was a video of a teletype printing your response. Datapoint in San Antonio to the rescue!
Cut to 2001>The president of the largest superpower in the world still writes with crayons
Masterpiece of cinematography
Vernon Meyer would seem like hoot today -- but in the mid-1960s, the prominent smoked on camera, were tutorial and formal in their deliveries, and said we must "indoctrinate" the public without sounding arrogant. Different time.
I eagerly look forward to Selectric typewriters small enough to be integrated into wireless voice communication devices.
Preposterous!
I miss the future...
Very poignantly put! I feel that way too.
@17:31 why does dave bowman wearing a maskmof Dave Bowman?😂
*¡watched at 6:56 am Pacific Daylight Savings Time on Friday, 22 April 2022 Common Era or CE formerly known as Ano Domini or AD!*
ehmm right...
'Was' awesome lol :T
How much yall wanna bet that german guy was a paperclip dude
Notice the sw as tik a in the first 5 seconds. Then a discussion about wernher van Braun. Operation paper clip runs the world folks.
9/11 at 7:23
Clark's comments were interesting, using the analogy of spaceflight to air transport. However in his excitement for the future of spaceflight he failed to factor in one thing of importance...economic viability.
It took almost 50 years for aviation to become commercially viable. Manned spaceflight is beginning to approach that right now. Unmanned spaceflight and related services has been booming commercially for decades.
@@EricIrl
Mining of asteroids may be feasible, and that would open things up. But one huge possible limit to the development of space is the amount of carbon this would put into the atmosphere. It could be sone, but only in a economy which is based mainly on low carbon emissions
@@adampeters7947 Many rockets do not emit any carbon.
@@EricIrl
Really? Which ones are they? I find that hard to believe, but I might be wrong.
@@adampeters7947 Rockets powered by liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen produce water as their exhaust gas.
genius visionary
One effect of the movie was to encourage our taking a longer view.
Agreed, it really made space and technology look scary.
They are scary! 🤪
An office in a suitcase with a television screen? - that simply will never be possible - you could never fit all the electronics into such a small space. The computer in my building takes up a whole floor so how could that be miniaturized to fit in? Films like this are so outlandish that they lack any credibility. My guess is that by 2001 we will all commute in flying cars and have our own Walkie Talkies for personal communication. There will be no more wars or famine. All of mankind will be brothers and the North Korean capital Pyongyang will be home to the largest Disney World on the planet staffed by willing and friendly Korean peasants.
Going back to computers I firmly believe that by 2001 they maybe small enough to fit into your study at home. From there you may be able to communicate via your telephone cable to any of your friends - not just by speech but also by a teleprinter over which you could exchange both pictures and books. Just imagine being able to show your neighbours your latest holiday snaps without having to invite them round to your home - which often means having to provide expensive refreshments. Now that's a believable future worth waiting for!
Mark Martin Well good luck with your mechanical computer (The iBabbage) and if you need any help smashing up the homes of people who own typewriters - please let me know.
Now - if you'll excuse me too - in the light of you shoveling in some coal - I need to let off some steam.
ewaf88 Two of the funniest comments of 2014! Lol. I smell comedy duo. Now if you will both excuse me I'm late for my routine trip to the moon via space bus.
futurespells Don't forget that due to copyright issues the docking maneuver music will be provided by AC/DC not Strauss.
"There remains a much needed job of indoctrinating our public with the consequences of cosmic communication and the inevitable changes in our life, in our culture, our philosophies, our economy, our markets. Radical revisions in our total society. Now our means of preparing ourselves for the future is to educate by entertaining." So it was propaganda! Lol.
Folks still accepting it as reality....convincing the gullible public to "muzzle up" is no great feat.
Well, what you except from company called Warner Bros Entertainmentin
Amazing... What was thought of as "crazy" future could not even come close to reality.
The cell phone now has a myriad of "accessories" that make the ENTIRE suitcase no longer needed.
We now do more with less, the definition of advancement.
Where will we be in another 50 years?
Impossible to know.
But one safe bet: CRAZY improvement in medical care, space travel, energy efficiency, digital capacity and so much more that people are unable to grasp.
The same statement could be made in every decade for the last 70 years, since the end off WW2.
No one could have even presumed to know what would have resulted in the few decades after this film.
Again, people are unable to know what comes from the next 50 years.
AI and quantum computing will accelerate future tech.
We'll be lucky to make it to 2050. I put our chances, being optimistic, at 50/50
What does he say at 13:23? Is it "Arthur, here we are in the _Raumschiff_ "?
"Arthur, here we are in the LEM ship." (LEM is Lunar Excursion Module)
@@spinav8r Oh, of course.
@@rorypenstock1763 - But it would be cool if he had actually said "Raumschiff" because of all the German engineers working in the US space program at the time. Also, The LEM was a true "Raumschiff" because, unlike the Command Module" it was never meant to operate anywhere other than the vacuum of space.
@@spinav8r
correcto mundo
Sorry, for not or.
I never saw this great movie as a big NASA commercial to attract investors... Now I know.
Makes one think of what and why the modern Hollywood movies are made.
I don't see what makes this comment offensive. It's a great movie, if it brings laughter to someone that watches it, that's fine.
14 years later, what a let-down....
Unless you're from the Future, your post is highly ironic.
@@blazinchalice
Now I'm posting in December 2020...
I hate to admit the way things have been going for the past 4 years under President Trump...it seems that Trump is going to refuse to leave office after being defeated in the elections, as the new President Biden is taking over...
Now nearly 20 years later it seems that the real year 2001 in retrospect was rather archaic in our past predictions for this current 2021... We're still dragging behind in space exploration, but now looking forward to what Elon Musk is doing for us, with his new SpaceX program.
Deluded.
well they didnt get that part right,or that bit or........
"Let's get some classical music and make a slow-moving pretentious stoner flick."
Watch it again.
solid gold auto hoax nation
Missed it by that much 😅😅😅 nice brainwashing
What they failed to realize when predicting the future was the tendency of societies to trend toward their more base pursuits. America was advancing rapidly in technology and at the same time relaxing societal norms. It doesn't take a genius to understand which will win out.
The film does make sense; if your feeble mind cannot comprehend,try reading Clarkes novel version;Secondly since we do not know what form alien intelligence would take,how do we know if we would or would not understand it?
You do know that the novel isn't the same story, right? Kubrick's movie is decidedly different because he constantly fucked with Clarke, showed him clips that would never be included in the movie, and deliberately cut parts to change the themes. Cause yeah, the book wasnt written before the movie, it was written alongside, and Kubrick had final say what was put in the book. Just cause YOU think you understand it, doesn't mean you do.
Just a thought, before you start accusing people of being feeble minded
YIEP.. NOT EVEN A SINGLE WORD FROM KUBRICK.. GOOD JOB DIRECTOR FROM THIS REALLY OUT OF FOCUS DOCUMENTARY..
Kubrick probably refused
I love this movie but give the kid a break, he's not a piece of shit or laughing at a documentary.
👎👍✔️📴,,,,, ⏳kept waiting for something but nada to be........ duh !?
And what has become of it all besides Armstrong and Aldrin indeed walking on the Moon? Barely nothing. These golden years seeking expan
sion in space most likely will never return. Depressing thought.
WEIrd ! ... so... why was the kubrick LEM merged with the nasa LEM? What is this film? Its weiRD
I Used to live near Borehamwood Know it well.
The simple minded are easily amused
You sure are
What a lot of cheese.
This must be the bull***t film released to the sponsors!
I got two things out of this: INDOCTRINATION and to "educate" by USE of ENTERTAINMENT Bahahahahaha #LIES #NASAlies
There it is right there, all in a nutshell!
Greta - get back to us when you graduate from 10th grade
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Had to fast forward past that droning, sedating Look magazine dude. That guy is unlistenable..Actually the rest of it isn't so easy to tolerate either, & that Look mag guy comes back again! I'm bailing.
+Hermesacat the Look mag guy is awesome.
Love the Editor at Look. And what a magazine he produced!
I farted while watching this...electronically. of course.
I for one am definitely looking forward to 2001, both the year and the movie. Should be amazing!!!!
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