2001: A Space Odyssey - The Dawn of Man

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  • Опубликовано: 3 апр 2015
  • This scene shows the beginning of the Paleolithic Era, and reveals that, by the usage of tools, man could stop being a victim of the world to become an active element, who has the power of action over nature.

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  • @Gonzalouchikari
    @Gonzalouchikari Год назад +1

    "Barbie movie brought me here" is not something I thought I'd say.

  • @anonimniprofil3816
    @anonimniprofil3816 8 лет назад +2

    It's like watching my wife's relatives.

  • @Maladjester
    @Maladjester 4 года назад +3

    I saw this when I was young and even at that age the bone sequence really resonated with me. We are shown the most significant event in the history of the planet when that monkey does something no other Earth life has ever done: he

  • @sethharrell6463
    @sethharrell6463 9 лет назад +1

    i first saw this movie in 1999 on a whim. i was 21. the other 5 people in the room [girlfriend/random acquaintances] fell asleep right away. within the first 15 minutes I remember realizing that I was watching the greatest film I'd ever seen.

  • @zs23100
    @zs23100 7 лет назад +2

    This is how you open a film. This is the kind of stuff that leaves a lasting impression and really sticks with your audience. Kubrick was phenomenal at opening his films and setting the tone.

  • @cookiemonster3066

    barbie did it better

  • @jimpoellinger8021

    First MAGA rally.

  • @manospondylus4896
    @manospondylus4896 7 лет назад +3

    Basically the RUclips-comment-section.

  • @MyoclonicJerkCough
    @MyoclonicJerkCough 8 лет назад +6

    It's crazy to think we could have gone from bone tools to smartphones, space travel, cloning. Yet on Black Friday this shit happens all over again

  • @ianalvord3903
    @ianalvord3903 7 лет назад +2

    When God leaves his smart phone behind.

  • @aidanmercer9422
    @aidanmercer9422 2 года назад +352

    It’s crazy how we’ve gone from hitting each other with bones to threatening each other with nuclear weapons.

  • @librarysong8617
    @librarysong8617 Год назад +435

    Ah yes, one of the greatest sci-fi film sin existence starts with 3 minutes of blank screen and a further 9 minutes of

  • @youcantleavethisempty8872
    @youcantleavethisempty8872 4 года назад +627

    Knowing Kubrick, he probably filmed the ape-gets-attacked-by-leopard shot fifty times.

  • @snitchbstudios
    @snitchbstudios Год назад +170

    I never noticed until just recently that the leader of the apes who touched the monolith and discovered weapons stands. Different. He keeps his arms to the side and doesn't jump around to show dominance. He moves like a human. It's brilliant and terrifying.

  • @zenga55
    @zenga55 2 года назад +75

    This movie was so ahead of its time that it's still ahead of its time.

  • @TanoBrati
    @TanoBrati 7 лет назад +1

    How could you miss the bone-spaceship jump?! That's the crux of this entire segment.

  • @elainacatalina5152
    @elainacatalina5152 3 года назад +310

    This scene explained the theme of the entire movie. Fear, discovery, development, violence/war, hope

  • @johnnyjohnny6174
    @johnnyjohnny6174 3 года назад +132

    People say the stargate scene or HAL is their favorite part of the movie, but mine is when that single ape is looking at the bone and tilts his head. That eureka moment when the music kicks in. Magical. It all stems from that one moment.

  • @R0NYFL0NY
    @R0NYFL0NY 5 лет назад +1

    Grug feel old, Grug remember when monolith first came.

  • @adenizenabroad9593
    @adenizenabroad9593 2 года назад +146

    This scene pretty much is the duality of us as a species: flawed (due to our destructive nature) but also flourishing (in our ability to turn an idea into reality)