2001: A Space Odyssey • Theme/Also Sprach Zarathustra • Richard Strauss
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Soundtrack from the 1968 Stanley Kubrick film "2001: A Space Odyssey" with Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, William Sylvester & Douglas Rain. Based on the novel/short story by Arthur C. Clarke. "Also Sprach Zarathustra," was originally a tone poem composed in 1896 by Richard Strauss. -- HD Film Tributes is a channel with over three hundred movie homages currently posted. We make zero money from UA-cam as obviously none of these edits will ever be monetized by us. Any and all ad revenue from these videos goes directly to Google as well as to the various copyright owners, just as it should.
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Film was made in 1968 and music was composed in 1896. I love Kubrick's films for that kind of magic.
Genius ❤
Ditto! 😊
They are the same numbers, in different order. 1968 1896
Actually made in 1965 -1967. Released in 1968.
Thank you that comment actually really helped me. Because I'm watching the nanny season 3. And they played the opening from space Odyssey and I was so confused considering I know that movie came out later. Then the show.
Perhaps the most important movie ever made....
Simply beyond its time and still so
Still beyond this time, yes
Back in 2018, I saw 2001 in 70 mm at Village East Cinema in New York, and it, unsurprisingly, blew me away. In 70 mm on the big screen, 2001 is truly a force to be reckoned with.
“Whether you like it or not, learn to love it because it’s the best thing going today!” - WOOOOOO!!! Ric Flair
Idiot!
Elvis Presley
To be the man, you gotta beat the man. WOOOOOOOOO@@jamesphoenix7381
Never gets old...the music or the movie.
As we.
Yup!
Exactly, It is and always will be a Magnificent Masterpiece.!
The music is better
This is THE version of Also Sprach Zarathustra. One of the most powerful songs I have ever heard. It’s invigorating. Thank you Richard Strauss for this masterpiece like no other. And for the orchestra who performed this version over 59 years ago. Wow!!
The orchestra was the Vienna Philharmonic, and the conductor was Herbert von Karajan.
Just saying 😉@@allenjones3130
The greatest film ever made
😂😂😂😂😂 no it was pure garbage
@@ThatGuy-vi6cj no It wasn't. How was It garbage?
@PolishGod1234 he's surely a troll
He is, and don’t call me Shirley.
@@ThatGuy-vi6cj what's it like having bad taste
that was the whole movie... great job!, and better than when I saw it in the theater.
Always gives me chills. Magnificent
😲 😲 😲 one of the most MAGNIFICENT pieces of music 🎶 ever written and played thanks bunches APSOLUTELY WONDERFUL movie
I am so glad I gave this film another chance. When I first saw it in high School, I didn't like it much. Mostly because I love the book by Arthur C. Clarke. I felt it didn't resemble the book enough, especially with how the movie changed the planet David finds the monolith at was Saturn in the book and Jupiter in the film.
However, it has always stuck with me and I always found myself coming back to certain scenes, especially after seeing more of Kubrick's other films(The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, and A Clockwork Orange being the others). I had been thinking about it a lot recently, so I decided to give 2001 another try.
It's now one of my favorite films. And every major sci-fi film today, from Star Wars to Blade Runner, to Avatar to Interstellar owes their success to this movie.
RIP Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke. Thank you for allowing all of us to dream.
Masterpiece
Beautiful. Thank you Master.
The greatest science fiction epic of all time. Bar none.
Mass Effect 😎
An Ipod?
No, Ii's a Zune.
@@darkstar9480 Dune?
I year before we actually walked on the Moon..That event was july 21 1969. No monolith found.. which precluded "epic transitions in the history of human evolution", Landing on the moon was epic enough !
It was unfair how Kubrick handled this theme and it’s original composer, but it’s so timeless and important to the history of movie composing that I’m glad it happened.
I don’t think this masterpiece would be anywhere near as prevalent as it is if Kubrick didn’t use it in one of his best films
Timeless.
Yes.👍.
Beyond beautiful. so hard to find the words and feeling and speechless to discribe what kind of a movie it was. ☺More than 10 star
Kubrick was one of the greats. My favourite? Barry Lyndon ❤
Fantastic music and amazing movie of our time ! ❤
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This short vignette is, by far, the best montage of 2001 scenes. And there are many out there. You absolutely nailed it.
Looks really good thank you.
It is wonderful.
This movie is not complete without another video featuring the Blue Danube Waltz. Good job.
This was the first science-fiction movie I saw before Star Trek the motion picture as a kid growing up just was got me interested in space program I was born at the right time we went to the Moon back on June 20th 1969 I was born April 9th 69
July 20.
Una Obra maestra que es fue inmortal en todas las referencias que se hizo Pixar ejemplo en Wall-E
Meu filme favorito de todos os tempos
Um dos meus.
And the fact that the film was made without CGI and looks better than most movies today.
Ok, but how did they create that space baby?
I am going to play this during the eclipse tomorrow 😊
WOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Tatsächlich hervorragend - na, eben ein Münchner Komponist 😊
Timeless!
Woooooooooooo!!!
Tis is moving art!
“Open the pod bay doors, please, HAL.”
“I’m afraid I can’t do that Dave”
I will have this theme in my head tomorrow during the solar eclipse!
WOOOOOOO!
Spectacular. Saw it in 1968, maybe May. Will never forget walking home after, makes you think. I do remember the Dawn of Man portion was the "long version" and after an hour of that you get to the point where you wonder when they will learn. Every second was spectacular.
0:25 when our ancestor uses a tool... evolving into us in a spaceship. The reference to AI. A hope of jorneying to the stars. A powerful urge, a restlessness with unanswered thoughts. Oh where will humanity be a million years from now? A billion?
Hal the computer to Dave: " What are you doing Dave " ?
Adorei obrigado grande estrela HDFiml tRIBUTES BJS
Que horror!
Epic!
Wonderful movie. The best.
Wao nice
It's amazing to think we were going to Jupiter 22 years ago.
Goosebumps
Putting the the right cuts together ... for that great piece of music ...
chills....
Awesome ⭐SUPERRR STAR!!!⭐⭐⭐
The Film of Films, or So Spake Stanley Kubrick.
UN VÉRITABLE CHEF D'OEUVRE CINÉMATOGRAPHIQUE.MERCI À MR.STANLEY KUBRICK AINSI QU'À TOUS CEUX ET CELLES QUI ONT FAIT DE:2001-ODYSSEE DE L'ESPACE,UN CLASSIQUE DU CINÉMA.😊
ADOREI 👍🏻👍🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Meus pêsames.
Vc mora no Brazil?
Vou 🙏 por e para vc todos os dias e noites.
The descovery of the monoliths and music marks thre milestines of man's development: 1) man's first use of tools, 2) space exploration to discover new worlds and 3) the descovery of a new world.
A true magnificent classic movie
Iconic for the timpanist
Awesome share. 👌
Que horror!
It took me until 2020 to figure out what the monolith was about and what Stanley Kubrick was trying to tell us
Gracias Kubrick,sos dios!
Aż przeszły mnie dreszcze!
O take da Aurora do Homem é a melhor cena de filmagem já produzida. 2001: Uma Odisseia no Espaço é a maior Obra de Arte já concebida. Nunca será igualada.
Wonderful.
bit of trivia: tibia thrown into air by our ancestor 'transforms' into spacecraft is a nod to a scene in the 1944 Powell / Pressburger film A Canterbury Tale. 04:00' ( ua-cam.com/video/acH2x7M4ef4/v-deo.html ) In this film one of our medieval ancestors sends a hawk into the sky to attack its prey...this hawk transforms into a WW II Spitfire cutting thru the sky. I am one of a generation , who at ten years old was able to see this film in 1966. Over my seven decades i have been so lucky, excited to be able to witness and experience the thrills of: Bay of Pigs invasion, John Glenn , cassette tape, VTOL jets, Hovercraft, first Moon landing, radial ply tires, LCD watches, my first iPhone...the list expansive and hopefully continues until I have to tap out one day. Many things that i do miss, being able to run along side a London bus and jump on / off while its moving and being able to drive in the family car onto a plane at Lydd airport in Kent England fly over the channel, drive off in Le touquet France for a day trip !!!
Still love the movie and this song! 💥💥💥💥💥
The Nature Boy!!!! Wooooo
This is the song to watch the eclipse to.
i love how this song is also in Barbie
Freak-Out Brilliant!
Dawn of Kubrick
Fake news.
I really question why the main character of 2001 reincarnates into a baby before we are born? Yes I know its represent new life but how come?
I see it as he made himself worthy. Unlike Frank and other members of crew he survived and defeated HAL 9000. The Monolith and higher forces saw him as worthy, and actual proof that humanity deserves chance, As It didn't fully fell to the technology and forgotten their old ways. Monolith transported him into a weird room outside of time and space where he could make his final transformation, kind of like butterfly or second life. Thats my interpretation at least
Also Sprach Zarathustra moment
Nice 😍💘17亿
From Charlotte North Carolina weighing 243 lbs the NWA world heavyweight champion NATURE BOY RIC FLAIR Woooh
Goosebumps all over💥
Magnifico
Esse filme é uma obra prima
Como eu tb sou.
🌎👍❤
@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 😂😂😂😂😂
Cine en estado puro
💙
❤
Nice 👍🏾
WOOOO
This was Elvis’ introduction song at his concerts in the 70s.
Godlike.
The Nature Boy Rick Flair :D
Is this the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra version with Herbert Von Karajan conducting ?
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Woo!
0:49
Make Humanity Great!
Y el hombre descubrio las herramientas.....
What a horror, my Allah! Does it exist?
This sounds like the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Pure DMT in my pineal gland
La triste realidad de 1 país que auxilia a todo el mundo 🌍 y no lo valoran
was that first shot in south Chicago ??.
Sounds similar to Superman's theme
that's no moon.
Nietzsche would approve.
I see when I´m 10, with my father!🥰🤩😍🤪
Fridom dyn ta da ta da
Johann Strauss II 🎶🎵, Richard not ⛔
Non ho mai visto questo film,anche,perche',mi hanno detto che e' 1 polpettone tipo The tree of life...
One of the best match cuts in film history and you butchered it, great "tribute".
Megamind
わけが、わからない