Jim Barg
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Yep. Honestly, at first I enjoyed 2010 more than 2001, but I think that's mainly because I wasn't in the mood to ponder 2001's deeper ideas. It took me 3 separate library borrowings of 2001 to make it through the film, and I preferred Clarke's novel (and 2010) at the time only because the reader is told what's going on, instead of the viewer making his own conclusions.
Since then I've watched it again, I've gained a better appreciation for the film outside of its groundbreaking FX. Greatest SF Film of All Time? No arguments from me, as I'd happily buy 2-disc versions of both films...
Since then I've watched it again, I've gained a better appreciation for the film outside of its groundbreaking FX. Greatest SF Film of All Time? No arguments from me, as I'd happily buy 2-disc versions of both films...