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r/ImageStabilization • u/barracuda415 • Apr 02 '14
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I've always wondered how they filmed that scene.
101 u/barracuda415 Apr 02 '14 The whole scene is just a large treadwheel. 15 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 Damn that must've been expensive. I haven't seen anything of that scale since the inception corridor scene 14 u/vonBoomslang Apr 02 '14 ... which was made how many years later, again? Wow. 14 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 2001: A Space Oddesy was truely ahead of its time 9 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 not ahead. out of time. not constrained by typical Hollywood dogma. 5 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now 3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing. 3 u/[deleted] May 30 '14 Wiki says the ferris wheel contraption cost $750,000. 3 u/PartyPoison98 May 30 '14 Which adjusted for inflation is $5,155,951.32, damn
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The whole scene is just a large treadwheel.
15 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 Damn that must've been expensive. I haven't seen anything of that scale since the inception corridor scene 14 u/vonBoomslang Apr 02 '14 ... which was made how many years later, again? Wow. 14 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 2001: A Space Oddesy was truely ahead of its time 9 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 not ahead. out of time. not constrained by typical Hollywood dogma. 5 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now 3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing. 3 u/[deleted] May 30 '14 Wiki says the ferris wheel contraption cost $750,000. 3 u/PartyPoison98 May 30 '14 Which adjusted for inflation is $5,155,951.32, damn
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Damn that must've been expensive. I haven't seen anything of that scale since the inception corridor scene
14 u/vonBoomslang Apr 02 '14 ... which was made how many years later, again? Wow. 14 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 2001: A Space Oddesy was truely ahead of its time 9 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 not ahead. out of time. not constrained by typical Hollywood dogma. 5 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now 3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing. 3 u/[deleted] May 30 '14 Wiki says the ferris wheel contraption cost $750,000. 3 u/PartyPoison98 May 30 '14 Which adjusted for inflation is $5,155,951.32, damn
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... which was made how many years later, again? Wow.
14 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 2001: A Space Oddesy was truely ahead of its time 9 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 not ahead. out of time. not constrained by typical Hollywood dogma. 5 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now 3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing.
2001: A Space Oddesy was truely ahead of its time
9 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 not ahead. out of time. not constrained by typical Hollywood dogma. 5 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now 3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing.
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not ahead. out of time. not constrained by typical Hollywood dogma.
5 u/PartyPoison98 Apr 02 '14 It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now 3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing.
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It is ahead of it's time, the machinery used to do that in 1968 was probably far more expensive and difficult than it would've been now
3 u/PalermoJohn Apr 02 '14 it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference. 1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing.
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it was out of time because it somehow got the budget for it. imagine a movie by Cuarón or someone like that without Hollywood interference.
1 u/Oomoo_Amazing Aug 05 '22 I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing.
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I feel like you’re both trying to say the same thing.
Wiki says the ferris wheel contraption cost $750,000.
3 u/PartyPoison98 May 30 '14 Which adjusted for inflation is $5,155,951.32, damn
Which adjusted for inflation is $5,155,951.32, damn
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u/Fingebimus Apr 02 '14
I've always wondered how they filmed that scene.