You’ll find it rather fascinating, if a bit long. It has its “wacky baccy” moments when you might be tempted to zone out, but the work that went 2001: A Space Odyssey is absolutely amazing. The shots on the Discovery Spacecraft blew my mind. The attention to detail was astonishing and still holds up to scrutiny today. I just watched it in the middle of the night last week, and I found it surprisingly enjoyable iPhone 6s +
I see what you did there . Incidentally, I recall reading a copy of Mad Magazine in my youth, which exquisitely sent up “2001: A Space Odyssey”, with the black monolith being discovered by the proto-humans, and promptly called....; “A Dawn of Man Tape Deck”.....!!! It sounded much funnier back then. And yes, I DID roll on the floor laughing at that gag! iPhone 6s +
Just watched this on the news in London UK right now. Hope y’all okay and safe out there! iPhone 6s +
We had to evacuate, but returned and things are still there. Air quality is bad right now . Just hoping the lightning that had a small percentage of happening does not. That's what got this all started and if it passes, allows the firefighters to focus on containment of what is already occurring .
When we are leaving we saw the smoke plumes rolling over the next ridge. And it took us 45 minutes to get the 3/4 mile from our development to the freeway. Thankfully no structures destroyed in the city I live in, but others aren't so lucky. My thoughts are with them.
Wild fires, pandemic. two near hurricanes coming into the gulf at the same time, and now a 6.5' asteroid scheduled to hit earth the day before the big November election. DAYUM.
We are at a wine event in Napa this morning and the air quality here is much better than the other side of the mountains where we live: So a nice break for a bit.
I've been on the Napa Wine train. Hope you're not driving yourself home. . . . PS, Napa was on fire the last time we were there.
Nope, I have my wife as the DD. One of her more redeeming qualities . But the wine train is a nice experience.
Considering Kubrick's attention to all things gravitational, he really dropped the ball in the on-the-moon conference room scene. Maybe just took some license? It looks nothing like 1/6 gravity.
Yeah I think they just said screw it, take license for the moon scenes. Too: the various zero-gravity cues that are shown, start to get tiresome.