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The 2001: A Residence Odyssey (Special Edition) DVD will feature the following bonus materials:

* Commentary by Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood

* Theatrical trailer

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* Channel 4 documentary: 2001: The Making of a Myth

* Standing on the Shoulders of Kubrick: The Legacy of 2001

* Vision of a Future Passed: The Prophecy of 2001

* 2001: A State Odyssey – A Discover Slow the Future

* 2001: FX and Early Conceptual Artwork

* Look: Stanley Kubrick!

* Audio-only interview with Stanley Kubrick

In regards to the uneducated 2.35:1 zealot reviewer, as a Director of Photography, I can spot unequivocally that 2001 is supposed to be in 2.20:1 aspect ratio. It was shot in 2.20:1. It was not shot in Cinemascope (or anamorphic Panavision), which is 2.35:1. It was shot with straight lenses in Well-organized Panavision 70 (65mm negative, 70mm projection print with soundtrack) . Smart Panavision 70 is a 2.20:1 aspect ratio format. When you are watching a 70mm print in a theater you are watching 2.20:1, which was never as wide as the anamorphic formats. Learn your aspect ratios.

Not to mention the fact that Kubrick went to the wonderful anguish of exposing his special effects composite shots as successive passes on the new undeveloped 65mm negative (after it being held sometimes in refrigeration for up to a year or more waiting for the next pass) so that all the composite visual elements are first generation on the unique camera negative, rather than the cheaper and more current optical composite dupe negative inserts. Extraordinary. That is why it looks as edifying as it does. No optical negative generations.

A Dazzling Film…and one of the best executions of the 70mm format ever.

A right Visual Masterpiece.
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