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Win Two Free Tickets to Chabot Space & Science Center Diablo Magazine (blog) We gave you the lowdown on Chabot Space & Science Center's Summer Movie Series, which includes screenings to sci-fi movies such as Wall-E and 2001: A Space Odyssey. You'll have a chance to head back and check out those skies during the day with two ... |
Symphony adds extra night of 'Planets' The Seattle Times Ticket info here. Also on the bill are 2 works used in the film "2001: A Space Odyssey": Ligeti's "Atmosperes" and Strauss' "Also sprach Zarathustra." Be honest -- can you look at images from space without hearing Strauss' fanfare in your head? |
 Trek Today | Nimoy: TMP Wasn't Really A Trek Movie Trek Today “I think [Robert Wise] and Gene Roddenberry were looking for a space odyssey kind of film, kind of thing that [Stanley] Kubrick had done,” said Nimoy. “Kind of cold, cool, kind we're out here in space and it's quiet and things move very slowly. Leonard Nimoy Says The Motion Picture is Not a Star Trek Movie |
 Gamasutra | Facepalm Games hopes to be the next big Indie Fund success story Gamasutra The sci-fi puzzle/platformer "is inspired by films like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Solaris," said Facepalm's Olli Harjola. It has been in development for about three years in total, but only the past seven months have been full-time, as the game has ... |
Of Alien Intelligence, The Supernatural And Divinity NPR (blog) Sci-fi classics, such as Arthur C. Clarke's 2001: A Space Odyssey, explore precisely this idea, that highly advanced alien intelligences would be essentially indistinguishable from gods. This is not news, really, as it has already happened right here ... |
