We're still children, taking our first baby steps into the greater universe. More importantly, the Unknown is so vastly beyond us that even our seeming advancement seems quaint compared to it. There's the great Unknown - represented by the Monoliths - that seems to have been guiding us along.
Or, for a slightly less convoluted explanation, it talks about the evolution of mankind - how far we've come from the initial spark that created us into a sentient, tool-using species, to the global civilisation that is able to leave its world and reach for the stars. The Blue Danube - Hervert von Karajan, 10:44 At least I know I will be viewing the correct OAR, the picture as the director intended.Īn der schönen blauen Donau, Johann Strauss II, 1866 A good reasion why we should see it at home on Blu-ray despite destractions from family and friends. If the movie is too wide to fit the screen, the sides are masked or cut off by the projector. Now, all to often we have to contend with a fixed screen size, a simple piece of plastic hung above two ugly exit doors. It was back when they had drapery controllers not only above and behind a stage, but also on the sides that changed the aspect ratio by moving further in or out depending on how the movie was shot. People actually dressed up for the event.
It helped get one in certian mind set and got us get all excited the someting big was going to happen.Ģ001 goes back when movie going was much more elegent then it is in this world of cheep plastic cup holders and bagged popcorn. The music playing without seeing the picture dignified the movie. The overture, meaning opening, is an instrumental introduction. Can someone tell me if it's normal for the first few minutes to be nothing but sound and a black screen? When I fast forward, it then brings me to a blue MGM logo, then the moon starts popping up. Never seen the film and I am watching it now.
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