2001: A Space Odyssey

Possibly the greatest film ever made. In terms of spectacle, unmatched by anything.

One of the best, if not THE best, sci-fi films of all time. A certified classic, and a must-watch for anyone who enjoys watching movies.

One of the greatest science fiction films of all time that has set the tone for so many films afterwards

It’s truly amazing to me how Stanley Kubrick never won an Academy Award for directing. The film is a masterpiece, blew me away then and now.

I liked the scope & visual effects. My g/f said "only a naive, unsophisticated goofball could like this movie." Go figure.

The sci-fi film. Exceptional visual effects with a complex story that leaves a lot for the viewer. Very advanced for its time.

A super amazing and very foreboding Si-Fi with probably the greatest sound track ever, a super amazing movie!

As soon as it started I couldn’t turn away it’s so hypnotic an mesmerizing! Definitely one of the greats

Great cinematography and great scenes I love kubrik

Kubrick’s eye brings you into an epic ballet - the next frontier of human travel, long before any of the technology existed

This movie is kinda confusing af, but visually it is STUNNING for the moment it was released and it's still is visually great.

My all time favorite movie. A marvel in movie making when you consider there were no computer graphics back in 1968. Still stunning to see!

Are you watching this high? You should really be high for this.

More of an experience than a movie, but truly an influential feat in cinema

THE essesntial sci-fi movie. A film everyone should see before they die.

one of the greatest movies of all time, some people hate it’s slower pacing but, you have to expect that from stanley kubrick.

Amazing sci-fi space opera movie, brilliant story and production design / special effects for this time. Must see groundbreaking masterpiece

The first time you notice the filmmaker is way ahead of you.

Amazing visuals and entrancing sound design overshadowed the slow pace and kept me mesmerised. It's an acid trip of a film.

It's all interesting, but it's the first and last 15 minutes that give it its power.