2001: a Space Odyssey
dal 19/12/2001 al 2/1/2002
Segnalato da
19/12/2001
2001: a Space Odyssey
Egyptian Theatre, Los Angeles
The American Cinematheque presents a two-week engagement of Stanley Kubrick's landmark science fiction classic 2001: a Space Odyssey (1968, Warner Bros. Classics, 139 min.), projected on the Egyptian's giant screen in a brand new 70 MM print for the first time in 30 years!
Shown for the first time in 70mm in 30 years!
HOLLYWOOD - The American Cinematheque presents a two-week engagement (Dec.
20-Jan. 2, 2001) of Stanley Kubrick's landmark science fiction classic 2001:
A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968, Warner Bros. Classics, 139 min.), projected on the
Egyptian's giant screen in a brand new 70 MM print for the first time in 30
years!
"I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that," murmurs supercomputer HAL
9000 as it attempts to eliminate bothersome human astronaut Keir Dullea in
master filmmaker Stanley Kubrick's literally mind-blowing meditation on the
inherent dangers (and wonders) of technology, the limitless vistas of space,
and the future of the human race itself.
Based on a 1948 short story "The
Sentinel" by Arthur C. Clarke, "2001" was reconceived by Kubrick himself,
working with author Clarke to create the ultimate Journey into the Unknown.
But if you think you've seen "2001," think again - until recently, the film
was only available in a 35 mm. version that reduced Kubrick's legendary
visuals (and the spectacular 6-track stereo sound) to a pale shadow of their
true glory.
Before his death, Kubrick oversaw a painstaking, frame-by-frame
restoration of the film in 70 mm. - resulting in a version that looks and
sounds as good (if not better) than the original 1968 release!!
THE PROGRAM IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Showtimes: Monday-Friday: 3:00 PM; 6:00 PM; 9:00 PM
and at Noon on
Saturday, Sunday & Christmas Day (Dec. 25).
Midnight show on Sat., Dec. 29.
There is no matinee discount price.
There will be a special ticket price for
this program only, of $9 General; $8 Senior/Students; $7 Members.
All
screenings are at the newly renovated Lloyd E. Rigler Theatre at the
historic Egyptian
in Hollywood.
American Cinemtheque at the Egyptian Theatre
Movies on the Big Screen As They Were Meant To Be Seen!
American Cinematheque, 1800 North Highland Avenue, Suite 717, Hollywood, CA
90028
(tel) 323.466-FILM (fax) 323.461.9737
Lloyd E. Rigler Theatre
at the
Egyptian Theatre
6712 Hollywood Boulevard
between Highland and Las Palmas, Hollywood CA