Re:“Close to tears, he left at the intermission”: how Kubric...
by KingEllis on Monday April 09, 2018 @12:11AM
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> the faux screen jump when Bowman nearly touched the edge, and instead shattered the glass. It really is brilliant, a movie within a movie.
> that the upright position of the monolith as it is presented is incorrect.
Can you provide references for either of these?
Re:“Close to tears, he left at the intermission”: how Kubric...
by lobster_johnson on Sunday April 08, 2018 @02:53PM
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Can you elaborate on the "fix"? It's not in IMDb's list of alternate versions.
It's a shame so many re-releases "fixed" the faux screen jump when Bowman nearly touched the edge, and instead shattered the glass. It really is brilliant, a movie within a movie.
All through the film there are so many rotating monoliths it's incredible that we never get the hint that the upright position of the monolith as it is presented is incorrect.
Even the actual end leaves us starting at the monolith, with the profound music.
If you dig for interviews you'll see that Kubrick always said that the simple surface story is the simple alien device that transforms man.