Johann Strauss II The Blue Danube 2001 A Space Odyssey version

[@SchuchDesigns]

I love the way the film ends and the music keeps going.

[@JaxenRossisback]

They should've cut it about 4:02 or 4:13.

[@RetroClassic66]

That was common back in the 1950s and 1960s with big roadshow theatrical engagements, where there was an overture, an intermission, and exit music, which would play as the audience exited the theater auditorium. Here the exit music played over the end credits, then kept playing as you (the audience) would presumably be exiting the theater. That's why it keeps playing after the credits themselves finish.

[@thomasw2096]

Schuch Designs The best movie ever made !

[@AngelofMusic04]

SchoolofSoul The funny thing is, whenever I see "2001" in a theater, well over half the audience doesn't leave until the climax of the "Blue Danube". Such is the power of Kubrick.

[@mr.davebowman426]

Me too. I have never seen movies do that in the end credits.

[@aura3064]

The feeling, the ambience, the experience, simply glorious.

[@joshuagerthoffer4664]

One of the best ending credits to a movie ever.

[@jaykambli9307]

Fitting since it's in one of the best movies of all time as well.

[@vickilaw]

My father took me to see 2001: A Space Odyssey when it came out. Mind you, I was 6 years old, but it instilled in me an appreciation for so many things - interesting film, broad horizons, and timeless music! Even at this tender age, I loved The Blue Danube.

[@Liz-be1wq]

It blew my mom's mind when I told her the famous opening song "Also Sprach Zarathustra" wasn't written for the movie. Everyone today associates it with this film!

[@luthermcgee432]

Let's face it, Stanley Kubrick was a man of many talents.

[@2011littleguy]

That music was inspired by the writing of Nietzsche. His book was titled ALSO SPOKE ZARATHRUSTRA, which Wagner used as the title of his musical piece. It deals with what Nietzsche said what our human choice. We could continue to be men who are little more than animals, or we could rise above our petty world and become 'supermen' - smart, creative and great. Man and Superman.

[@VaeVictisXIII]

Love this final "monolith" that people literally starred at for years and didn't realise was sitting in plain view.

[@gatsu8223]

Phones ?

[@nailey7958]

It begins with extremely uncomfortable and dissonant music and ends with one of the most enjoyable and beautiful piecds out there.

[@chrisgibbings9499]

Important point. Good spot.

[@ernestolombardo5811]

That's Mister Stanley Kubrick for you, the perfect end titles to the perfect movie, it really is part of the experience, the afterglow in which you can sit in the theater, still taking it all in, with this magnificent music.

[@agustindelavega6177]

The movie is so perfect that it makes me cry :')

[@mateluna]

What on earth (or space for that matter) could have made 2 ppl give this masterpiece a thumbs down?

[@applescruff1969]

Disappointment that we've devolved.

[@domwoodhouse2383]

2001, is really a film to feel like your in space. Best SCI-FI ever.

[@thomasw2096]

My favorite sci-fi movie ever!

[@kingamoeboid3887]

Totrooper72 same and I love Stanley Kubrick. I saw Top 10 Studio Ghibli films on Mojo.com which showed number 10 on Whisper Of The Heart which showed the main character singing Country Roads. That scene in Whisper Of a The Heart made me think that Studio Ghibli is talented as Stanley Kubrick.

[@applescruff1969]

Not my favorite, but undeniably the most important.

[@yurihageshi8008]

@@applescruff1969 A reasonable assertion

[@IndigoZ0]

2022 and still the best scifi movie ever

[@resistanceisfutile76]

Flawless. Perfection. Emotion.

[@jamesdrynan]

Alex North, a film composer, had written a score for this movie after being hired by Kubrick. He was stunned when he attended the opening of 2001 and discovered Kubrick had not used any of his compositions. After listening to the music he wrote, I think Kubrick was right to use the classical works.

[@MRresievil310]

Mind you, this was 1968, years before the Star Wars era, and the efforts were lightyears ahead of its time. You can tell 2001 left a lasting impression on the young George Lucas and his posse.

[@tpnproductions6520]

unpopular opinion but this is the greatest movie ever made

[@applescruff1969]

That's not an unpopular opinion...

[@blackpillfitness9136]

Unpopular opinion but I hate when I see someone abusing their dog

[@mariasilver6176]

Gracias, Ha sido fantástico volver a ver esta película después de tántos años!!

[@luthermcgee432]

I was 14 years of age when I went to see 2001. When I saw the paintings by Robert Mcall, I said to myself, the ships looked a little unconventional. Yet I went in and watch it anyway. The very first time was enough to get me hooked: I watched it 23 times on the big screen, bought the tape, and recorded it. All of this of course covering decades of time.To this day, for me, its a timeless classic.

[@scorpiowatertiger3223]

I rely more and more on KZbin to find exactly the right audio or video clip that I want...but it's possible only because folks like you post these things for our benefit, Omar, so I thank you, sir.

[@TheProhetess]

My Father of blessed memory, July 6th, 1904 - May 14th, 1977, born in Bosnia

[@luthermcgee432]

I just love the blue Danube.

[@jonnyalexguti9935]

El vals de los 15

[@juanucedaperez9614]

Directed and produced by Stanley Kubrick, screenplay by Stanley Kubrick, visual effects by Stanley Kubrick... the only thing that was missed is STARRING STANLEY KUBRICK!!!!

[@jasonlazarz6566]

Wasn't Douglas Trumbull the visual effects creator?

[@applescruff1969]

@@jasonlazarz6566 He was. People give Kubrick way too much credit in that area.

[@C.I...]

A Carson Clay production of a Carson Clay Film starring Carson Clay.

[@sandyr5999]

Amazing job MGM!!

[@edwinve4112]

Lol

[@killerfly]

its the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra version of The Blue Danube by Johann Strauss, conducted by herbert von karajan, every version is different...

[@johneddy908]

Herbert von Karajan interpreted Johann Strauss like few other conductors ever could.

[@applescruff1969]

He was/is pretty much the best conductor ever.

[@yashbspianoandcompositions1042]

@@applescruff1969 Claudio Abbado wants to know your location

[@markhh]

Look for the Herbert von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic album “On the Beautiful Blue Danube” on Deutsche Gramaphon SLPM 139014 for the recording that Kubrick used in 2001.

[@gnome3290]

good movie, really great soundtrack

[@PolishGod1234]

Good movie? More like masterpiece

[@rowdyrob2276]

There’s a theory that beginning of the film or the Overture is the audience looking directly at the monolith. Same theory could apply to the ending, with the Blue Danube playing as the audience faces the monolith one last time.

[@AlphaCrucis]

The wide blank screen is the monolith. Before and after the movie.

[@Alexmoments-xu7my]

Johann Strauss is good man

[@axelhernandez1521]

I love this movie. Saw it on Turner Classic Movies Network on summer this year.

[@isa4971]

Gracias desde Chile, en puertas de irnos hacia la grandeza del humano de Kubrick. Un gran abrazo.

[@sidneycollier74]

This film definitely inspired, sci fi the likes of alien,,..life-force, rollerball, even movies today.

[@blackpillfitness9136]

Star wars

[@burnt_ramen9757]

honestly I enjoyed the beginning but after that my enjoyment was put on hold until the intermission, after which I realized why it has as much praise as it does

[@christophers.o622]

I first seen 2001 a space Oddessy late December,1969 in Edgemoor,Delaware & the playing The Blue Danube Waltz in the opening scene had me picturing that it would have been Pan American airlines flying spacecraft going to the moon.

[@simonhaas6480]

Imagine people in 3001 watching this movie, and the technology is way past there time 😳

[@applescruff1969]

There was a sequel to this called 3001: The Final Odyssey. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/3001:_The_Final_Odyssey

[@scottwilliams846]

Dad says his father went to see it, and came out saying "But what does it mean?" He then went on to say that Grandpa is not usually the philosophical type.

[@chrislondo2683]

The Harvard College graduation from Heaven's Gate along with many other movies and TV shows brought me here.

[@jonnyalexguti9935]

The Blue Danube - Johann Strauss

[@charlesgoad6695]

Nice

[@johnhorse5551]

They said it was full of stars

[@jacktorrance9688]

First 2001 a space odyssey, now squid game

[@jasonlazarz6566]

I think deep down everyone knows what the film means, but it is very difficult to put into words without sounding like a stoner..

[@blackpillfitness9136]

This realm we are in is probably one of the densest and hardest learning and experiencing realms. And since Dave did all the right things he got to transcend. By the end of the movie he is just sick of having to pretend like he’s not living a completely bitchin rockstar life.

[@jkhanie4679]

The VHS tape I have ends the music at the 3:54 mark.

[@blackpillfitness9136]

Then you got a fucked tape

[@herveboinay4922]

Maybe you could google Johan Strauss - The Blue Danube?

[@axelhernandez1521]

Why is the “End Music” Overture layout not appear in this video? I saw three Overture layouts such as “Overture”, “Intermission”, and “End Music” on Turner Classic Movies Network.

Turner chops it up. Buy the original movie on DVD or Blu-ray.

[@rustyshack155]

EXACTLY! I thought I remember seeing those words when I saw it once before, especially "End Music" when the score was still playing.

[@tripodpayne173]

What the hell ? , no comments at all ?

[@HamidrezaDev]

omar dahrawy lol i know right?

[@tripodpayne173]

+aPimp NamedSlickback I'm a different Omar. Fan of FH too btw

[@simonhaas6480]

@@tripodpayne173 wait, what?

[@marcospena7326]

Si esta completa?

[@michaelward9167]

Not a bad movie I believe.

[@audreybergeron6705]

Horacio Arruda aime bien ça entendre ça avec ses oreilles. Horacio Arruda. François Legault.

[@audreybergeron6705]

François Legault aime bien ça le beau Danube bleu de Johann Strauss. Il est heureux. François Legault.

[@audreybergeron6705]

Christian Dubé aime bien ça entendre ça avec ses oreilles. Christian Dubé. François Legault. François Legault.

[@audreybergeron6705]

François Legault aime bien ça entendre ça avec ses oreilles. François Legault. François Legault.

[@debbiecrankin]

I want everyone to meet burger and fries

[@rakariwilliams]

6:30

[@carmonajr18]

the one thing I liked about the film was the classical music.

[@applescruff1969]

That's all i liked about it, too. Then i read the book...

[@PolishGod1234]

Why? The film was perfection

[@1st_ProCactus]

Im not even sure all the movie is here. Seems every bad video trait is here. Clips gave different pitch, noise, volume, clipped, cropped, speed, colour... Its all kinds of fucked up.

[@blackpillfitness9136]

Go buy the movie then you fucking clonker

[@rakariwilliams]

6:33