Interesting and fascinating experience

Rating: 8/10 (18 November 2019)

I heard a lot of things about '2001 A Space Odyssey' since I started to interest Sci-Fi genre. Film always approach subjects with beauty and harmony in cinematographic aspect. I have maybe one or two arguments what Kubrick and Clark performed in this film, otherwise watching this film still an interesting and fascinating experience, independent from which year you watch.
My first argument about on the long screenplays. I understand the 1968 expectations for spaces and It's good for them to saw all thing oblong. I'm also ok with the most of these scenes, but I expected more about the 'monolith' and the event occurred between moon monolith and Jupiter mission. Film briefly showing and telling some information about these questions especially for real purpose of Jupiter mission. My expectation rise in second half of the film because film bombarded to audiences on first half; first of all monolith than monoliths effect on evaluation, match cut telling to bone-club and orbiting satellite are just a servants of humans (they are same thing on fundamental level even how they disunites them self for purpose), Pan America space plane, Hilton office in space station, moon base, moon monolith etc.
When second half started with Jupiter mission, all I saw our murder computer HAL 9000, Discovery One and Jupiter Crew. Kubrick also implemented many details in this part of film most obvious one interview scene. It gave a brief observation on HAL. I also want to mention happy birthday scene, dialog scene HAL talking about moon monolith and argument scene that crew talking about HAL in a pod but HAL seeing they lips and realize what they are planning. I waited to something reveal in second half of film but except to final scenes my expectation not fulfilled completely. By the way I loved the ending of film. My only additional comment for ending is about long colorful psychedelic sequence. Kubrick did amazing film with 1968's cinema techniques and I really appreciated but, this sequence never got me.
Conclusions, I always evaluate something with own time conditions and this film amazed me in many aspects.